WAIKATO COUNTY COUNCIL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9142, 25 August 1888, Page 6

WAIKATO COUNTY COUNCIL.

• [by TKIiGKAJPri.— COKEESPOXD B:(t ) At the Waikato Couuty^ouncU l to^ <^ay • A. Primrose, chairman, and Messrs Barugh, Forrest H. Steele, andTAi^ doD . present. , the Riding accounts. SV? re as follows Kinkinroa, £31 % ]f f a ,kted Tamahere, £118 Os 4d debit V a v? bifc ; £98 8s in credit; Rangiriri £213 4e 6d. The Chain* J tfc£>*£ following resolution, which was new?, Mr. Barugh, and carried unarm 'lb " That this Council, on behalf of th U<ly payers of Waikato. desire to L . r<,t «- Samuel Vaile, of Auckland, and exnr^u I *- admiration of his continuous agitat a*!, ftf question of the reform of our r m le management, as they are complete! *; ay cord with his views on that question lac they conuider to be one of vital imnnn ch to the colony ; also that it waTw tanoe and astonishment that this Coun il« answer given by the Minister of Public iv , e in his place in Parliament to the offer rks by Mr. Vaile to lease the Auckland r,;i made offering to give the Government amnfr*' rity against any loss that might aritf"' the arrangement, as the committee an, m by the Government in 1886 to inuuL Mr. Vaile's system of railway inanawm" 1 " advised that a trial of it should he S provided that the Government were see J against any loss that might be incurred v the trial of the system." It was also r,-lJ 51 to send a copy of the resolution to Mr V'! and another to the Minister of Public VV i ' A complaint was received from reside? ' Huntly stating that the railway author?/ had threatened to prosecute persons the line where it runs across the uuhlin, ? leading to the Taupiri coal line. The eWu was instructed to write to Mr. Coom C l and express astonishment that the railw authorities should attempt to stop a -TP' road, and demand that the Railway De- ati meat at once put a crossing at this oad''