EDUCATION RESERVES BOARD.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9667, 8 April 1893, Page 2

EDUCATION RESERVES BOARD.

The Bonrd met oh Friday. Present : { Messrs Purr's, Bauchope, Corkill, and Wtetunn. Chairman- -In the absence of Mr T. King, the chair was tilled by Mr Parris. Transfer* — The appended were agreed to upon all papers, etc., beiug in order :—: — Sec 38, block 6, Huiroa, from J. Duoick to M. Dobeck ; sec 57, block 1, Ngaite, from S W Rife to W. A. Wright ; sec 218, Moa, from M. J. Jones to H. Brown. Co sent to Mortgage. — The Board agreed to tho mortgage o£ the following upon the solicitor ropor.iog papers in order : - sec 57, block 1 , Ngairo, and lot 1 of sec 10, block 3, Waimate O ss of Inspection. — The Board decided that in cases wbere the Hunger has to make a special report on any property, the co.-ts of such inspection shall be paid by the tenant to the Ranger. Beport on 3ec!ion. — The Ranger wa* instructed to inspect and report, on or before May 4, on sec 17, block 5, Ngairo, and tbe present condition and value of tho house thereon. Arrears. — A letter was received from Mr Roy, Taranaki County solicitor, with reference to rates duo to them by lessee of part sec 25, Waiwakaiho, — The Board decided to in'orm Mr Hine, jun., that if tho arrears of rent and rates are not paid on or before May 4 next, proceedings will be taken to recover the 6ame. Ranger's I eport. — The Ranger sent in several written reports on properties belonging to the Board. He reported that 76 tenants had complied with the terms of the convenants in the respective leases as to improvements. Mr Marcuant reported on Homo 30 lection* on which the conditions had not been fulfilled to date, and on some 17 sections which were not satisfactory. He also referred to tho position of sec 12, block 2, N-. nire.— Tho Board decided to adjourn to April 21, at 10 a m., whey they will consider tho question of the lessees who have not effected their impro*< ements. Tvtm Lease — Tho Board in answer to a letter from Mr Webber roplied that they could not depart from their resolution of last meeting. Accounts.— Account i amounting to £111 7s 2d wero pasßod for payment. Tho Board adjourned.

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