SOUTH DUNEDIN BOROUGH COUNCIL.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 8650, 13 November 1889, Page 3

SOUTH DUNEDIN BOROUGH COUNCIL.

An ordinary meeting of the South Dunedin Borough Council, held last night, was attended by the mayor (Mr M. Sullivan), Crs Marlow, Baker, M'Key, Cossens, Fiddea, Hallam, and Davle. The Town Clork of Cavershara wrote asking the council to grade up with rotten rock that portion of the Carglll road where the tram Hoe had lately been laid.—lt was resolved that tenders be called for the work, and that they be referred to the Works Committee, to accept the most eligible. The Secretary of the Education Board wrote stating that the condition of the ditch in front of the Macandrew road School was in such a state that the school might have to be closed, and asking the council to appoint a committee to confer with a committee of the board on the subject, with the

view of coming to some understanding so thnt the nuisance might be abated.—lt was decided to inform the board that the ditch referred to was not in the borough. The Finance Oommittee'j report, which was adopted, recommended that £42 5s Id for municipal accounts, £18 6s 5d for water supply, and £18 18e 4d for sanitary accounts be passed for payment. The Heservea Committee recommended that a lease for 21 years for each block in the borough endowment be submitted at public auction npon the same terms as the City of Dunedin leaseholds, and that the said leases be placed in the hands of the Perpetual Trustees and Agency Company for disposal.—The report was adopted.

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