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condition of these generally speakin"' was very good. Power house': It has keen necessary to form a short piece of road' from Cobdeii street to give access to the Powerhouse coal sheds — a portion of tli Borough reserve leased with cottage to Mr Hay has been encroached upon and I should recommend that a reduction of rent he made to 15s per -week as being a fair recompense *Ol the land taken and the inconvenience to the occupier. general business, Or Tucker thought that the Coun-j :il should set. an example by keening j ;h e roads dry and lie suggested that j he trees in the sports groundl shoul j m cut down. Ho moved that apph- | lations be called for cutting the tiees , lown G'r Miller seconded pro foima. , \ Ball said that they- were the on!} , rrees in the ground and in summer , their shade was beneficial. L . Mouat considered that some o i Sees, of the class "f cl. >"ses * leaves in winter time should iei)lace “toTed\rthfEeservc s °C)omimttee T+ was decided on Cr. Mmins motio,? to aslc the Hospital Board to cot down trees in the reserve m R° c l °The matter of storm-water drainage nea the Children’s Creche was refeireferred to the tramway nianagei. ■ . Cr. Hill brought up the quesUon o| the morgue, referring to the s , criticism recently Passed .aC .an inquest held there. He considered thati the place was a disgrace to the tor n. —lt was decided; on the motion of Cr Muims, that the 'Works Committee meet Dr Wilson upon the improvements required at the bu

If enough is as good as a feast, As pale prigs and philosophers say. We all hope to get that much at least, ' , , ' And without any needless delay. But whatever we get must be good, ; Of a quality potent and pure, ; ; More consoling than wealth, and conducive :to health, Like Woods’ Groat Peppermint Cure.*