MIRAMAR BOROUGH COUNCIL

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 769, 18 March 1910, Page 2

MIRAMAR BOROUGH COUNCIL

A meeting of the Miraniar Boroush „ C 'oun«l was jield last evening, and was attended by the Mayor. (Mr. 5 fcmf A fe" l^, -Bell. Bowfe;-''Bm& MLeod, Mw and M'Clelland. orcale • reSf ?Lf haviDg , en re «ived from residents .that wandering cattle were i daily nuisance in, the borough, the conn* eil resolved to inform the writers lhat prosecution would be undertaken by the councrif evidence were supplied by the S d n nts , c T erMd *? The council also agreed to ask the ranger to attend at the next meeting of the counsai ™ d Vn an explanation of the com-' WrflS.? n r atio ?. was receivetl from the H*»,te Company, stating that Olfl .Tk-to-a tunnel on the uitl i-arm Eoad, in connection with the laying of gas mains, had been; commenced Pile company requested that the council should proceed with the earthworks for the new road, so that the amount of excavation to .bo carried out by the company be reduced to a minimum. >, .TO r moved, and it was agreed, that the Gas Company should be informed that the work.was already in hand. to «• a PP llca J 10 n was received from the Wellington Football Association for the use of Seatoun Park during the coming season, on the same terms as last year the council deferred action pending further inquiries regarding the possible needs of a local club. ' . .

•It was agreed that the council should meet at noon next Wednesday for the P",? 1 * 0^ 0 * amending the district electors' roll. The Mayor intimated that theroll contained 1182 names. It would close for the mayoral election on April 13 ■fl-fc^o I !'*' bank ?' as statcd to bo Aio2 195.. 3d.,;and accounts amounting to' 3 Si lid..were',passed for payment, ' lho council went into committee to discuss certain tramway' proposals