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Taranaki Daily News, 8 June 1920, Page 5

years to come, the tenants should ba granted an allowance for the buildings which would take place in the interim. In the case o! No. 6, the borough's valuer agreed that it Would'be reasonable to allow a reduction of £IOO on his valuation of the dwolling-hoiMO. it being more infested with wood-worm than he had realised. In all other case* he stood to his valuations, and staled that it would not be wise to consider any reduction. It was decided to give the tenants oW month from date in which ttf accept the valuations offered, otherwise no further negotiations would be carried on. ' The committee (consisting of 6rs. Hill, '' Hnyden and Griffiths) recommended thns '"'■' the North Tnranivki Cricket Association 'I be grafted a three years' lease of Boserve T'subject to the lessees immediate- ,j-, ly planting the ground, ploughing and re- : sowing the same with grass according to * the terms of their letter to the CoW i' cil. - i The matter was referred to the con)- \ mittee to confer further with Die Cricket ' '.' Association. ' MISCELLANEOUS. / !J Cr. A. S. Brooker, Messrs. F. T. Davl», § P. J. White, and A. R. Ryder were elect- ~ ed the Council's representatives on the Carnegie Institute Committee. , "*}, The secretary of the New Plymouth ? branch of the Workers' Educational la- '2 stitute wrote, asking for a subsidy; of £4O. The matter was deferred untlUto ~ next year's estimates came befiere tb* •.' Council. . ,ij It was agreed to contribute, one-fiftbof J the coat (up to £200) of tne protects Mji work at the weir at the Wata&llto W4m». , " * :|