UPPER HUTT BOROUGH
The Mayor (Mr. A. J. McCurdy) presided at the meeting- of the Upper Hutt
Borough Council last evening. . The Presbyterian Church was granted permission td Use part of Maklstone Park for a garden foto on December 1, The Boroiißh Inspector (Mr. C. 12. H. Yarnell), in his report for the pagt fort' night, stated .that the general healths of the community continued to be good, and no cases of infectious diseases were notified. ■ A system of house-to-house inspeC' tioii had been introditood, it being neces
sary to expose defects and nuisances, Etna to improve the general conditions of the borough. ■ A clearanoo of noxious weeda in' sections Was now in progress. ... ■TllO following motion by Councillor \y> fortune, seconded.by the Mayor, wasTcal^ lied unanimously:—"That in view of; the absence of public telephone services in the borough immediate implication bo made to the Post and Telegraph Department; to have the position rectified." •; Councillor Fortntie said that Win request eoneerned the installation within the borough, of public, slob telephones ;' in booths.' ■ ' ■ " . .'■■■' ■ -• Tha Mayor pointed .orit-'thafc the first xc quest {oi1 a public slot . telephone ■ was made ten years) ago. .. .
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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 96, 20 October 1934, Page 6
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