MANUREWA TOWN BOARD

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 746, 20 August 1929, Page 7

MANUREWA TOWN BOARD

b hen the recommendation of the nail committee, that the foreman be t Pointed caretaker of the town hall. 1,8 being considered at last evening’s netting of the Manurewa Town Board, i* Cox drew the chairman’s attention 0 the fact that, at the last meeting, it 18 agreed ot call applications for the Position.

Mr. Cox said that the foreman was at Pjeserit In a good job, and there were wenty of people in the district willing accept the position. When asked by cliiiirman if he still wanted to call Pmications. he said that if the board •id derided to appoint the foreman, he nothing more to say. but the ratepayers would have something to say if in ® appointment was made. Messrs. Ferguson and Fawcett •‘srreed to the withdrawal of their •"'Mion. and the clerk was authorised applications for the position. 1 he clerk reported receipt of a dona•orj of £2 from the Manurewa picket Club, in appreciation of the P ,p ndid condition in which the grounds were kept. l n answer to Mr. Osborne, the clerk that the football club had no payment up to date. r . Mr - J- N. Massey. M.P.. advised that ® Minister of Justice could not ac- ' he to the board’s request that a resi*nt policeman be appointed in ManuThe clerk reported that since oetpt of the letter. Sergeant Lamft and Constable Maloney had made regarding the appointment or a resident policeman. The Franklin County Council advised -©commencement of relief work in the franklin County, and asked that the names of any unemployed married men n the Manurewa town district be for**">*<l at once. The clerk was authorised to ask that ( a vacancies be reserved for residents ot the Manurewa district.