BURGESSES' ASSOCIATION.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18241, 27 November 1924, Page 12

BURGESSES' ASSOCIATION.

WOOLSTON. The "Woolston Burgoases' Association met last niglit. Present—Messrs C. Hill (in the chair), J, Tims, F. Ludlow, S. Goudie, D. Alexander, S. Johns, J. Graham C Slaf ford, J. Prisk. Mesdames Hill Johns and Goudie were elee ed cffiwM-in-chatge of tho Association's sfcuU at the Woolston Band fete to be held on Saturday. ■ ullu The Town' Clerk (Mr J. S. Xeville) Tv rote advising that the Minister of Railways had informed him that the "installation of electric , 7 tbo °P awa and Woolstoa stations ■Uati ueen approved. The letter was received. AVjth reference to deposits of debris in the soutn-west comer of Woolston Paik, the lown Clerk wrote advising that theso offered cl °aiod away as opportunity

Tlio letter vas received. ♦i™ +t ply 'p t<> *™ et t or from the lion, the Town Clerk *rote advising that he had been directed by the Bescrvcs Committee of the City Council to (suggest that *' tf* expiration of the existing lease of the tnmgular P'«ce of land in Prince's street, arrangements might be made w : th tho Cemetery Board for a lease of the same Should the Association be successful in doing this, the Council would be prepared to assist tb« Association in putting the lend in order and subsidising funds i»:std for tho equipment of the playground to "the extent of 10s in every £1 up to £SO. The secretary (Mr G. T. Owen) was instructed to make enquiries in connexion with the mattes.