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COUNTY COUNCILS.

AMURI.

The . monthly meeting of the Amuri

County. Council was attended by Messrs D. BitKerford (chairman), Atkinson, J. H. Davison, T. Davison, M'Rae, Northdote, Pulley, and Rutherford. Messrs Parnham and Duncan wrote regarding a dangerous spot on the road leading to their properties, .*pdi offered .to do the necessary work if the Council would find the materials. — Referred to the Overseer to report. Mr L. 'J. Pulley wrote, stating that he had saHed a meeting of settlers interested in the building of a bridge over Swamp

Drelek" to ask them if they would contribute 50 per cent, towards the cost of erection, but they had declined to do so. As an alternative, he asked that the jroad through Mr W. J. Smith's property be opened up for traffic to allow ''mttlerg' 1 to £et to Waiau when the Mason River was in flood. A petition was received, signed by fifteen ratepayers, asking that a portion of the Xtowns O&oad be was decided to attend to the worst places early in the spring. Mr J. O'Donnell, y7ai%U, frrote, complaining of the bad /state "of the water-table fronting his property, and asked that some improvement be effected^—To be informed that ike watter would b« attended to by • fine surfaceman. The trustees of the (estate of the late Mr D. D. Macfarlane

wrote, applying for permission to erect

{i- Bwing gate on the . Lyndon Road beween Dog Stream and the Mason River. !->!Fhe application was refused, an objec- : :tion having ibeen lodged by ratepayers . idie. locality. The chairman of the Waiau School Committee wrote regarding the blocking of water on to the *ebool paddock at the Cemetery Creek iford, and asked that the matter be attended to. The Overseer was directed

to report to next meeting. It was decided to apply to the Union Bank of Australia for an overdraft not exceed-

ing '£3ooo, The chairman gave notice ; "that he would move at the next meeting that a general rate of $d in the £ I>e struck on all rateable property in i 4he' cpunty. : At a special meeting a apeoialrate of fd in : the "£' was levied on the Waiau Township River Protection District.

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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 112, 17 June 1914, Page 11

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COUNTY COUNCILS. Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 112, 17 June 1914, Page 11

COUNTY COUNCILS. Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 112, 17 June 1914, Page 11

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