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It was left with Cri. Powell and E. Skurr and the clerk to inspect the tide track on Bennett's road. Crs. Powell, A. Meyer, and tlie clerk were appointed to select new thingle pits where required, and report at the next meeting. A letter was received from the Medical Officer of Health asking ths Council to adopt the various Health regulations. The matter was left in abeyance. A letter was received from the Post and Telegraph Department statin; it could not extend the telephone hours on holidays and Sundays, but it two-thirds of the business subscribers and two-thirdc* of the residential subscribers expressed in writinc'their desire, tlie Exchange would he converted from a Clans 4 to a Class 3 Exchange, which would give continuous nttcmlnnpc. It «n left with lite clerk to interview the subscribe.