MANGAPAPA TOWN BOARD.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13717, 22 June 1915, Page 5

MANGAPAPA TOWN BOARD.

••- .♦■ .*! , .*■•■■;> The '-above Board < : in'efc last as usual,' there being' present: TVfes3rs Wi J. McCliskie (cha^rmart), C. A. Fenwick, E. (Jrttnay^W.''. fiayT'-Cv 1 Matthews, B. > M. Belli and^J.;^Walgh. " • The Board's sanitary ..by- Jaws wero confirmed, they aavjng Jideh duly signed ] and apprdyed • J by Uhfe District Health ! Oflicer, and it was decided to hav^'them' advertisedAd^ftiSnd was* received from the Cook Hospital and :Gharitablß Aid Board fbr! £\IZ 17s lid, the t-oiva Boards-prop-ortion for the current year's cost of hospital rtiaiiitenaiice.-' ''; . - vr ."'"' ,'■' Ah appU*<Jat}6n by- Messrs' H.VMartin, G. H. Cbop, and -C. ,F; : - -Buscke to ac--cept lot 1, part of Elim extension, as a riglit-of-way to 'Walsh strfeet,i%a^ de-< clined, :as tne : Board: could :pot take : over . , any • road - less than -a - chain wide. Regarding the proposal that other i local bodies 'should be asked to cohtri- ! "Bute towards the Maintenance of th'e' main road through the Mangapapa towii ; district, the aohcitor to the New Zealand Municipal Association advised that the Board' could app)y for a cpmmission to deal with the matter should . it not be settled between The parties, by agretemGUt.— It was decided to arrange a c6iu fcrencc \vith tihe Borough, Cook Couiityi and'Waikohu County Councils for the purpose of going into the matter. A letter was received from the Health' Inspector, Mr F. O. York, drawing at tention to the unsatisfactory manner iri which the sanitary system m connection with the Board's district was being 1 carried out.— The Chairman said he ha,d, made arrangements with Inspector Ferris to 'have the assistance of the borough service temporarily.^The Board agreed to purchase one' of the Borough CoimCll9' sanitary carts for -£10.— The matter of obtaining- a horse and harness was left to the chairman to arrange about. A number of accounts were passed for pnyment., ■ -■■ v ■ .