TAKAPUNA BOROUGH.
REST ROOMS ON BEACHES. The Takapuna Borough Council mist last evening, the Mayor, Sir. J. I). Morison, presiding. Acting, upon a letter from the Women's Branch of' the Milfoird and Takapuna Ratepayers' Association, it was decided to recommend the incoming council to provide rest rooms for women and children on the Takapuna and Miiford beaches. Provision was mado by the council for placing two seats on each of the beaches. .It was also <Jecidcd to inquire from the trustees of the late • Mr. W. J. Napier when the £SO bequeathed for seaiir en Takapuna beach would, be availably. The conditions agreed to by the Auckland Harbour Board as governing the discharge of the borough sewage into Rangitoto Channel were approved, with a view to being embodied m- aii agreement. With regard to a proposal for the formation of a road along 'the water-front between Narrow Neck and Clifton, in order to give a rout© connecting with the new Takapuna Grammar School, it ms agreed that the matter should be brought bciiore the director of town planning. _ An offer irorrj jcsluODts at Bavswator to orgaiai<;e at! auxiliary brigade there if the council will provide an adequate length of hose. It was agreed that the superintendent, of the Inkapan* brigade should confer win 'iiie writers oil the subject.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19512, 16 December 1926, Page 17
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218TAKAPUNA BOROUGH. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19512, 16 December 1926, Page 17
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