ADJUSTMENT OF ACCOUNTS.
Mr. W. Short, of tho Roads Department, began an enquiry this morning at the Hutt County Council offices, in order to ascertain the state of accounts between the Hutt County Council and jicislhouvnu BorougJi Council, yvilh a view to their adjustment. Mr. A. de Bathe Brandon appeared for tho Hutt County Council, with the chairman (Mr. Galloway) and the secretary (Mr. Atkinson), and Mr. Orfifin for lhe Eastbourne Borough Council, with tho Mayor (Mr. F. G. 80/ ton), and tho Town Clerk (Mr. A very).
The swimming classes carried on by Mr. T. Shields at the Te Aro baths are productive of excellent results, and would appear to fully repay him for the amount of troublo ho takes. A few days ago twenty-six of his youthful pupils went up for certificates for distances ranging from 200 yards lo two miles, and all of thorn passed. It may bts added that tho marine monster which caused so much amusement sit the Wellington Club's swimming carnival on Saturday wns manipulated by Mr. Shields, who wont to it great donl of trouble in fashioning flic taniwha and lo (onsidcrnblti exertion in showing ulf its paces befors tho spectators, Tho annual meeting o/ St. Mary' a Guild will be held to-morrow afternoon.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 53, 3 March 1908, Page 8
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