HAURAKI PLAINS NEWS.
TURUA TOWN RATES.
PROPOSED BRIDCE AT PIPIROA
[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN* CORRESrONDENT.] NGATEA, Wednesday.
The Turua Town Board has levied a general rate of l|d in tho pound and a street lighting rate of id in the pound on a capital value basis. Tho Ngatea Hall Society has decided to renovato the building by revenue received frorn a successful year's working.
The Hikutaia Tennis Club has elected following officers:—President, Mr. Edgar Turner; vice-presidents, Messrs. Elliot and H. McGarvcy; secretary, Mr. W. Alley, jun.; delegates to Thames Valloy Association, Messrs. U. Young and C. Elliot; representative on executive, Mr.'E. Turner; selectors, Messrs. E. .Turner and H." McGarvey. Tho''Turua Town' Board has approved • proposal to pay the Hauraki Plains County Council to lay red metal on the main highway north of the Turua post office.
Tho newly-formed Waitakaruru-Pipiroa Ratepayers' Association has in hand several matters affecting tho welfare of the district, the principal ono being the'early construction of a bridge at Pipiroa to replace the ferry across the Piako Rivor. The association estimates * that the cost to the settlers would not exceed 53 per £IOOO valuation.
Building permits to tho value of £1095 have been issued during the month by tho Hauraki Plains County Council.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20364, 19 September 1929, Page 16
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