HAMILTON BOROUGH.

Waikato Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1557, 15 May 1903, Page 3

HAMILTON BOROUGH.

TO THE EDITOR. Sin,--I, like many others, in reading your report in to-day's Argit.s, of the initiatory meeting of the newly-e'ected Hamilton Borough Council, was glut to Fee their promise of many improvements in Borough affairs during their term of office, bur, t?ir, I hope it will be Deeds, not Words ; let the pubt be the past. 1 believe we have in a good body of men, who mean business, no mutter what has been done or left undone durinz the past nine years. Let Forward be the motto, anrl though at the end of their term of office tney will not hive been able to have fulfilled all th»ir wishes, may they do their best, anJ, when they seek reelection, may we then he able to have the same confidence in them aa we have cow. I believe more interest will be taken ia the meetings and actions of the present Council than has been the case lor some time past. 1 would like to be allowed to make a tiugaestion to our new Council tor their consideration or otherwise at their meeting this evenin?—That they appoint a Committee ut their meetiug to-night to consider the following: Is there any way in which the Council can improve the Buroniih in particular and the Waikatu in general, and who will be open to receive information and succations and make their report to the Council at its next meeting 'i— l am, etc., Cjiisfa. Hamilton, 14th May, 1003.