BURGESSES' ASSOCIATION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19986, 28 June 1920, Page 8

BURGESSES' ASSOCIATION.

( SUMNER. oi tho Sumner JBaiUfaambei Ihrm''? was u hcld > the Council ii W iV , miler * on katurtlaj- evening, Air fnond,;., 1 .;" 01 ' l ? re « d «*t) presiding. Cmro Telegraoh ;fcceiv 'od from tho f> oa t Bn< j 'cd f'T I? K “ ston ' Streflt - was deRsk ) ho Department to have the Mat . te j.i Proper y ln vcstigated. It was reported that the council hud iuquucd into tho f®'* 1 for alterations to the liohtinw at the inStreet lOn f i ? hmonil Ave ™o and IVayland Offe H £ M 10 the Wions ol Vn Tt l “ fisaooiation, On the motion 01 -Hr U. Bates, seconded hv Mr H W He-. T r %-v iS of i han!cs was "««nied io • * -i. r lllmras for hi * interestin'- and instructt vo. lecture on his visit to Italy and -. uimo during the armistice,. which he' gave m the mterests of the Sumner war mL K TCaS a? l fi j d V on the of Mr H Buttle seconded by Mr C. Benjamin, to con-,ralulale (ho representative of the disheVv? 011 ' appointment as chairman of the Tramway Board for the third year m sneoessmu. A general discussion took place ■pen tramway matters, and It was decided to make a recommendation io the Tramway " S" d to tho nmnhm of tho 9.311 ear on Frida.- nights. It was derided to congratulate the town clerk Ofr 0 Bashl upon t je fa rt ,h„ t f he financial year closed w.th no outstanding rates.