PUKEKOHE BOROUGH
[from OCR OWN correspondent] / PUKEKOHE. Thursday Twenty-five applications were received by the Pukekohe Borough Council nt . its monthly meeting last evening for the position of-engineer-foreman, which has been created in view of the impending retirement of the present borough foreman, Mr. S. J. Clews, on account of indifferent health. It was decided to deal with the applications at a special meeting next Tuesday. Approval was given to a subdivisional plan submitted by the Director of State Housing in .reference to land in West Street,»on which 12 State houses are to be erected. I;' The owner of part of the area selected k) by the council ns a parking site advised that he was prepared to keep his offer ■' to sell open for whatever time the council might reasonably require to obtain a - vote of the ratepayers. His communication was referred to the Finance Committee for consideration when the reply to the council'j& request for time was to hand frtfm the owner of the other Part.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23428, 18 August 1939, Page 13
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