CAMBRIDGE ROAD BOARD.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2132, 9 March 1886, Page 2

CAMBRIDGE ROAD BOARD.

A special meeting of the Cambridge Road Board was held on Saturday. Present: Messis Jas. Taylor, (chairman), J. R. S. Richardson, S. S. Uraham and J. J. Smith. Air T. G. Sandeu, Engineer to the board, explained, that as theie had heen no mep.tine for over two months, and several very important works required attention, ho had called for tenders for certain contracts, and it was for the board to say whether he h.id done right. The Engineer's action was approved, and the following tenders were then opened and considered :— No. 1. Contract, formation at Mangaone Flat to Ewen's Hill : Crouch and Wattam, 5s fid Ear chain ; James Clements, 10s ; Thos. Lissidy, Cs lid; M. Dillon, 10s; Jas. Hamilton, 4s (id ; John Minogue, 3s 9d, (accepted) ; and A. J. Forrest, 7s (id. No. 2 contract, Selby's Culvert : Crouch and Wattam, £7 10s ; Tho». Cassidy, £7 10s, (accepted); and J. Forrest, £10. No 3 Contract, Narrows Road : E. A. Pearce, 6s Cd per chain ; T. Wattam, 4s 2d, (accepted); and T. Pennell, 4s Cd. No. 4. Contract, maintenance of main road for twelve months: Crouch and Wattam, £1(55 ; D. Dillon, £48 ; M. Dillon, £120 ; T. P.»?nuell, £80; A. J. Forrest, £48, (accepted. It was decided that the 14 posts lying at culverts be carted to the Narrows, and that the contractor be instructed to fence in the exposed side of the road facing the swamp. This was all the business, and the board rose. __^^_

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