MORNINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 6091, 18 August 1881, Page 3

MORNINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.

; Tho ordinary meeting of tlie Mornington Borough , Council was held last evening, and wss attended by theilaM)',-(Mi* R. S. Nicolson), Crs Brown, Denniston, ■ Casipbell, Engli-h, Watts, and Ke-.vish. NEW COUNCILLOR. Cr W. Kewish, tho ncwly-i-lcctcd member for First , Ward, signed thu usual statnt.n-y declaration. ': *v,|!(KS COMMUTKE. The Works Committee reported that th -y could not at present recommend any alteration iv the gradient of Brunei street, nor any new works in Hill street KJIt 11 HitIGADK COMAin'TEK. ' The Fire Brigade Committee recommended that the Firo Brigade station should be made easily accessible. —The report was adopted. I'INAXCE COMMITTEE. The Finance Committee recommended that accounts amounting to £S1 0s lOd should, be passed for payment, and that all future expenditure should b* limited to maintenance- works. —Adopted. WILLIAM STREET. On the recommendation of the Inspector, it was decided tliat tbo crossing at the cud of William street and rglintou road should be lilted and r.-pitched. COIIRKSI'ONI'IiINCE. Mr Hugh .M'Neil wrote, directing attention to a nuisance which existed at the junction ot the E-'linton and Cavcrshani roads.—Koierred to the [Mayor. A memorial was received from several ratepayers residing iv Campbell street, West Dunedin, asking that the street should bo formed.—Declined A lettur was received from C. R. Bowmar, but it was decided not to consider it in any way. USTIIUsa COUNCILLORS. Cr ?A. Bathgate retired by lot, for Second Ward, and Crs Campbell and Watt's retired by ro.ation for First and Third Wards.