CAMBRIDGE DOMAIN BOARD.

Waikato Times, Volume XLII, Issue 3383, 6 March 1894, Page 3

CAMBRIDGE DOMAIN BOARD.

A mbbting of the above Board was held in. the Borough Council Chambers, on .Saturday at 2.30 p.m., There were present: Messrs V. Wells (Chairman),U Kiikwood, E. Hewitf, and J. Fisher.'.'..'" '"» The Balance 1 Shekt.-,The certified, copy of the balance sheet for the past year, had besn received from thei Auditor-Genera], It showed a credit'biiliince,in the blink of £BB as 7d, and the total'assets were £248 ! i)s sd.' wl]ile the' liabilties ; Btiiod at £47 5s Si. Several of the tennota beirig iii arrears with their rents, the ;clerk was, instructed to at once take legal pro'cenli tigs against all, wlm were half a year in arreiir. Suctions 18 and 19.—Mr E. Hill wrote asking the Board to allow, him to relinquish bis lease,tif sections'.lß and 10. awl Mr G. McCullagli w'n-te offering, the; Board, 12s (id per acre for the, sec ions, for a term of aeveii or ten years. Mr Hill had had the sections at a nominal rent conditionallytipon certain improvements being made, but some of these had not been carried out, however Mr McCnllagh undertook to make them igood.— The Chairman said he had accepted Mr ; McCullagh asatenant subject to the Boaid's approval, and tnen : were how employed sinking a well upon the property.—The*-' Chairman's action was -endorsed, 1 and it was resolved to relieve, Mr Hill of his obligations, and accept-Mr McCnllagh as tenant. The Chairman was anthoiised to prepare the conditions of lease for a term of either seven or ten years, at his discretion. CaMBKIIKSK WkST John Fishei was authorised to call tor tenders for the nretaking of theCnmhrid<je West Cemetery, The tenders will be returnable at next meeting'of the Board which will be held at an early date. i. : Dbains.— The Chairman said the titree drains' that we re put round the lower part of the Lake Reserve some -ten years ago, had rotted, and the ground for adisUnceof abimVln chains was becoming swampy. —lt was resolved to hold a meeting of the Board upon the Krjmntl referred ti>, in about, a,fnrtnightV!.t|uiP, and ito' particularly re;. quest Mr E, B.plkor,to,hfi present jto give the B.iard the benefit of his experience. A quantity of titree that lius sprung up, at the east end of the, lake is tn'be cut. Tenders will,be returnable at next mfetinp., ,Thasks.-A hearty, vote, nfthanks was accorded Messrs D. Hay a«d Son of Auck : land, for haying presented the .Board with, «a case (if wa'teriil|ie>'.~rhe; Chairm»n,said endeavours would be made', togetsome of, the double English' white waterlilliev, which would;Bmnthe,r some of tlie rushes and be much inWornameiital. ' Tk'kks.—The Chairman said the Board hird more young tives that it would probably require.. If nKighbourinj! local bodies required any be i-houkl be glad if tlo'.v would communicate with him. Thiscuneludtd.the Imsiness.'J'.., ,„,,.,..,