AVONDALE IN CITY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19731, 2 September 1927, Page 12

AVONDALE IN CITY.

I AM A W A STATION COM PL ETED I j EFFECTIVE FROM YESTERDAY. j PROCLAMATION GAZETTED. I % vesdaSe it BOW wstfcw# tie SsOsasdarMa: I tmtitxt of the &tte M<y *.r o? Avooidblev s !t|f. U. *jTs«»jribs« *c«l three «s# the '. CoimoJ. f-'-'I- T*ri r. Z the iT.i ri™;- ;; fi'-.c pafi, dferts wtr* cad* to fesu&ec the f V&7138 t© *TOsl Sfefr f3tpeHß« el »tt tSSCj&SS I ti& ill sfc-e Tactaeao, ;be 1 wither*® *aj* fseiowf**! Ik® t&# Diejs*st- | a»sS «J IsSerK.il ASatin *«s«rsl»j:— | "pjocSirEitw® Kgeaed fcy H» E3K*2kccy I S&« GrfTfn»SW-€r«Ci€f»S. 4»i'i wsE fe« S*»eSt«4 I | &r>i! frws H* *as s f» tL*« J»3«r ta tfce d»j. Tli-ij .vii"::*.'; she Eioese»aratT I SKsie? -wfcch tb* adrcsaSMitKS oi Aws- | dteii"* uSiirs feu fc"e«tr i; sfc» c4.es swo Fclj&Tnaz ths «s^:- | t»ir«c ©f Mr. Tiwk* »&i sisee sczsaci- | Sen oc Aoscxis 17, liui *Av-•—.*.-it••■•• | ?»St wa» fefs ■Ki.ifcc'O'i a qvorost *s. .s>l | jtasisis? .fix aaeaben, I*9 wtse os-' I ic.«r to utmi omtmsp* ETestsallj a f <ja®tßßs was at a soeet*' | iej is * *b«* Mr. W. Maossag, i «xa ©T t&s sn*s'6«fi. *a a. paifoest.. | The <E6cbl{7 of fsocSKsasc «a* ee«s- ---| pfert«qr mnoTtd a few days uLeo the | Gm*?aoe-€rm*rt>l *ppcita«i Mr. E, £- I Ccpsity Umpoetrr Mayor, and asade s«ss- | pcjrarj apppdatEaeotj cf Sir';'; cccssiiiat*. j F*iisa-g ao etrij ooko with tfee ctj, it | *« |awpsß»S to fecM sa el-ecsooo So £2 J t£a racaast« cs S«f<«Bjs«r | 13-. I Ar««sdal« a «atitS«4 "o three j s€staisv«;s c~rs tLe C"*.v Oscsoi zh~i I «iectc«c a April, l'S2s_. aarf Mesw. [ Csfß«r, H. P«:» *rd J. W. &»lr, jsa., 1 feaTe Tr~j "ssiil j arily iscnatt tEe c? th-e Cii? i- Ce«:c! to 24 g.«n".g*n. | The Airentals borcagi cnisraaa arsa | creasea Sn« city's area to l2 t €S4 acria, a | figzre which «i 3 be eateaded to 13 r €££ l acres wises tbe recect dtessase of t2s« | ... _ .. .. | Tamaks Bead district to |ojd the city I bscC'Ssftt eSettiv* cn Marcii 31. Its po-pr I aia,*.»n oi Avcs-dale a «>*« 3005. i The rsJUble BSiEjpr&T&i vc-f lbs | ATc.fi.daie botoegit ai tbe «cd of Mardb r trts £471,0 X. The raies Tar.ed sHgfetly | jo the Ttrtoss w«d», bol- svengt-i aboct | la. with a water rate of 3d The total £ ti&osss cf &i«cj raised to the end of f March wai £167,5C0, aid alter dedsctitg | £i52.721. There aas aixaaEslated sickI nsg fuid cf £SSc-5. f ' | " VERY GOOD NEWS." ■■ [ COUNCIL'S LAST MEETSNG. j CONFIDENCE IN THE FUTURE. I I __ I " This a rery good news, iad*e«i," said ;•• Mr. E. E. Copses, ex-Mavor of | last evecisg, weea OMSEb«i -«f tise ■ | Borocgb Csbjb! met for the last time • | as a coottcil to femaSy receive the Got- : I «"itfe the city. I Mr. J. B Clarke sa:ki be had | Mr. Copse? for 12 or 13 yean, aad to | seisctsng Mm as e®e of their reprtsecta- | tivfci ob the Cisy Council they fcad efcessa | a mac who woold do the district jatstsoe. ; Mr. Clarke also referred to the good work i dose by the borough stag i Farther ealogistic references were rsade ' I to the work of Mr. Copse j aod the stas | by measfeers of the cosscd and the health I of Mr. Copsey aid Messrs. H Potter aid f J. W. Kealy, the other borough repre- | s«ntat:Tes ajipointed to the City Ovsncd. | was honoured with eathasiaus. | Mr. Cesser said a'i the p*rjol& as the - f Jsthisaji shosid ce onited asder cue ecnf aoa system of Local goreranxent. There | was sach a aiokiplicity of local bodies I and so roach overlapping that he felt ' I the raiepavers did sot get the best valse : I for their rrsossey. The Eoremzh had done [ she best possible thing in ded&cg to ami- : f garaate with the city. The bsrden was. | bow eased, and he felt the district weald ' ! fee developed along the heat lines seder j city control. s Mr. A. Nanxss, town clerk, thanked mem- j I bets of the council for their kindly re- , I ferences to the staff.