A TROUBLESOME CABSTAND

Grey River Argus, 22 December 1916, Page 2

A TROUBLESOME CABSTAND

— -^ CAJT IT BE MADE SATISFACTOBY? , 1 Complaint regarding the insanitary condition of a cab-stand in Mackay Street was the. burden of a letter from a company in the vicinity of. the alleged nuisance. The Council was askyd to obtain a report from the Health. Olficer into the matter. Councillor W. H. Parfitt said that he had found the place smell strongly. Councillor Doogan said he thought the matter should , be attended to. Councillor Harley said that he "was not satisfied witb-the work. The 'Engineer said that he could not t find out the reason for the trouble. , i Answering Councillor J. W. Stubbs he said that in time the stand would be in a suitable condition for hosing down, which was the original intention when the stand was laid down. Councillor Greenslade moved that the matter be left in the hands :of the 5 Engineer, the Mayor and Councillor . 1 Harley to deal with. • t I Councillor Harley thought it should Jk L ( be a matter for the Engineer alone. j^M The Engineer said that he could "<]^H - do much till after the holidays, wh^^H I ]>c would have the whole work c; j^^H ; tinued. In the meantime, he woi^l^H (use disinfectant. The motion put by Councillor^! > Greenslade was carried. 'I ■■.. V