INSIST ON "FLUENZOL."

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14787, 14 December 1918, Page 5

INSIST ON "FLUENZOL."

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he could have his section included m the special rating area fpr the loan for forming the Taumata road. Messrs Green and Innes waited on the Council and asked that the "thirds" accrued from tiieir sections be expended m metalling the worst portions of the upper end of the road. The deputation was informed -that -it was- intended to put this work m hand at an early date. The Under-Secretary of the Public Works Department advised that the alteration of the County boundaries to include the Huiarua block m Waikohu County had been granted. It was resolved that the land taken over be included m the Mangatu Riding. An application from Mr. Jensen for renewal of a billiard saloon license was granted subject to the usual report from the police being satisfactory. On the motion of Cr. Bridge, it was resolved to purchase a cottage site from Mr. L. M. Davis at the Rangariri stream, and have a co.ttage erected .there as soon as possible. ■ The engineer was authorised to effect improvements to the fords m the Waipaoa rivei', and to have the Waingaromia road shifted to the proper line at a point where it had been deviated. : The scheme outlined by the engineer for draining the Huangarehu block "was approved and work authorised, the cost to be defrayed by a drainage rate. Mr. W. W. Bridge's offer to advance the money required until sufficient rate money is collected was accepted. All tenders for metalling on the Otoko and Makaretu roads being much m excess cf the estimate, none were 'ac.cepted. It was decided to acquire the freehold of the Mangamaia cottage site and stock paddock at Waikohu. Mr E. C. Pearce was appointed dog tax collector for the ensuing year. Debentures covering loans of £2400, £1000,; aud £1000 for metalling and bridges on the Kanakanaia road were signed, and sealed. The question of establishing pounds at Te Karaka and Matawai was left m the. hands of the ridm^j, members with power to act.

On the motion of ,the Chairman, a resolution was passed urging the Dominion representatives at the Peace Conference to see that the terms of peace should render it impossible for the Pacific colonies to fall again into the hands of A contract was let to J. McMillan for the maintenance of abowt 16. miles of Motu front road and Oliver road, for 12 months.

It was decided to allow all employees one day's pay for the day of celebrating the signing of the armistice, and toi give them a week's holiday from Christmas to New Year.

Tlie office will be closed from, Christmas Eve until the morning of January 3rd.

Cr Fraser drew attention to the heavy growth of blackberry m the Waihora Valley, and it was decided to ask the inspector. to enforce the Act m regard to this weed.