Carterton Town Board.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1713, 29 July 1885, Page 2

Carterton Town Board.

The usual monthly un i ting i f tUe abo,.* was held on Monday. Present—Messrs U. Fairbrother (chairman), Calhstcr, Cnupbell, Parker and Vickerstaff. The Treasurer reported a credit I alamo of £77 12s Gd. The Inspector’s report was read and attention was drawn to the state of the tootpath Galiie's corner to Mr Call’s, i t was moved by Mr Callisteraud seconded by Mr Parker, that the kerbiug bo lowered some three or four inches, as it was considered too liich. A letter was read from Mr G. A. Fairbrother offering r piece of hnd for a gravelpit at a certain price, namely, five acres at £l-1 per acre, on the following terras £lO down, and the balance as may bo arranged at 3 per cent. It was resolved to inspect the land before deluding on the matter, and if tho Boaid decided on purchasing, the Chairman and Mr Callister were to araauge with Mr Fairbrother. Tne Clerk informed the Board that before tho next ordinary meeting the poll would have to bo taken fo. - the election of new members. It was resolved that the present lumbers

The Treasurer leported a credit balance of £77 l’2s Gd. The Inspector’s repoit was read and attention was drawn to the state of tho tootpath Galiio's corner to Mr Call’s, i t was moved by Mr Callisteraud seconded by Mr Parker, that tho kerbiug bo lowered some three or four inches, as it was considered too bieli. A letter was read from Mr G. A. Fairbrothor offering a piece of hnd for a giavelpit at a certain price, namely, live acres at £2-1 per acre, on the following terras £lO down, and the balance as may bo arranged at 8 per cent. It was resolved to inspect the land before deciding on the matter, and if tho Boaid decided on purchasing, the Chairman and Mr Call ister were to araauge with Mr Fairbrother. Tne Clerk informed the Board that before tho next ordinary meeting the pell would have to bo taken fo. - the election of new members.

It was resolved that tho present numbers meet on tho ‘22nd August, to adjust all outstanding accounts. Accounts amounting to £;)3 17s 6d were passed for payment.