WEST TAMAKI ROAD BOARD.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17957, 6 December 1921, Page 10

WEST TAMAKI ROAD BOARD.

The Tamaki West Eoad Board met last week. There were present: Messrs- fi. E. Pilkington (chairman), W. H. Reynolds, L. J. K*.ve, J. W. Andrew and J. 0. MasetieW. The Auckland Harbour Board informed the board that the decking on the St Heliere Wharf would be attended to, and that although the promise that a wind-screen would be erected had not been forgotten, the matter of strengthening the wharf to carry the wind-screen could not be undertaken lor some little time- . It wua resolved to ask the superintendent of police what arrangements, if any, had been nia-de for the services of a constable itr the summer months- . Instructions are to be given for the rubbihb. tip on the foreshore to be well covered' with soil. The question of a tip site was discussed. The chairman offered his section in Ligar Road. Suggestions were also maue of tne pound paddock, being auitable. but the matter was left to the foreman and inspector. A letter was received from the St. John s College trustees, stating that the ; trustees would not 6eU their property at Point England. It was decided that the provisions of section 117 of The Public Works Act, 1908, shall not apply to that portion of the south side o* the- road a,long the foreshore at Kohiniatama. fronting lots one, two, and three of allotment 31. t k'ter was received from the Progress that it considered it desirable the win, n ut ?i-!i Ul t n F area b® quarter of an arce. W tain £. and, that steps should *as etolv^T' 6 ? 1 . a H C > ,^ lng built. It board conaideiWl »£ V 1 6 ,e l aßue that the ono-fifth nf 6 a!^, a as a t present fixed, Kate b,M re w .H\.«ft frontage, Wn npeetive?" * fta reßtnctlon was not retroplaceßß^ Ce 3i te HeH^ l ana ,< Tr e v, i - 8t at 86V0ra! resolved that the , !t recommend be