TE AWAMUTU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Waipa Post, Volume II, Issue 62, 17 November 1911, Page 2

TE AWAMUTU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING. The regular monthly meeting of the above Chamber was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday. Mr W. Von Stunner (president) presided, and there was a good attendance of members. The minutes *of former meetings were duly read and confirmed. f ; ' ~ CROWN -SECTIONS. ! . A letter was received from the I Commissioner of Crown Lands at i Auckland, respecting sections 28, ! 29, and 50, Teasdale Settlement i (the valuable sections opposite ■ Post Office). Itjwas pointed out j that matters are now pending" 1 render it impossible to j take any steps ag, present, but the rCouimissioner-a|s ; ured the ChamI ber that the mat||r will be kept j-in view with thejpbject of having i them offered for selection as soon ! as it is found practicable to do so. j* '-. .j,/; RUffes- - that I it/ : was the j rule/s before the ||hasriber could ! ;b.e'i registered. §f§3&' proposed ; t amc-ndments dt|||fed by the Coi.'ucii were duifliubmitted and approved? Whenj||gistered these rule;}-will be prinlld. and a copy .supplied io each Bpliftber. Vi'-ITINO FIRMS Sms RAILWAY i;' ; ~ FREIGIgS, ' '" The Council reported having considered the aope matters, it -wus suggested to pk the control■li.ig U'c-jai Body tfflevy a license Inns who, albusiness for a ■ anv way con)rt of the town. uggested that otain a more form rate of j X'.lcl be made, j t suggestions 1 Iters had been iber of Com;i, Cambridge I the Farmers' ;a. A reply tilv endorsed lamber. After the Council eal with these STERY. wrote stating cuts for the ew cemetery , y attention. j I EA.

letter from the Town HT was received regarding a brick area. BST K. E EI, CROSSING S. deeped to again write to ■ own Board urging them to Heel with, the formation of Bugs in various parts of the OF MEETING. H^W secretary reported that Mr Wckett had'placed the room in uis new buildings' at the disposal of the Chamber for their regular meetings. Mr Bockett's offer was accepted with thanks and. members wernunanimous in their appreciation of Mr Bockett's kind