KIRIKIRIROA ROAD BOARD

Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8004, 8 September 1906, Page 3

KIRIKIRIROA ROAD BOARD

The ordinary monthly meeting of tl Kirikirrna Koad Hoard was held at tl County Chambers, Hamilton East, yesb-i day nnraing, when th-r , were present Messrs J. G-rd. n ((''haii man), T. Pat, i eon. Ho fini, F. B Se-1.l n and W. Ciiitty. Fkeshkiklu Khak.s.—Mr A. Hell, Haurl ton, ap i ..|iH ! , n be-alf of Mr J. Living st ne, i-.ir tii-' formati .»i of a road throug section 8 of the Hukanui block of th >r c shheM Estate. ~ Left in th > hand* c Mrehitty to report-Mr J. W. Marrisot or Auckland, Ksked that som« members o the Hoard rmet him and the contractor fo the purp .se of inspecting tha ground an. settling the requirements of the Hoar; before the formati n is started. Thi Chairman said Mr T. C. Williams, th. ow uer of Freshtield, »nd Mr Harrison, th. surveyor, had promised to carry out al the requirements of the Hoard, and t. deport a sum of monev suili cu-nt to cover the cost of" thig.It was decided to reply that Mr Williams is required to complete the road through tactions 5 to 16 marked " public reserve " on the present plan, on the lines first subfitted to the Board; that the majority of the roads be taken over, when theqnestion of deposit has been arranged ; and that the Hoard cinnot take over the lake outlet drain.—The Chairman, when in Auckland next week, will interview Messrs Williams and Harrison on the subject.-Mr T. Hurd, •district Koad Engineer, said he had visited the road through the Freshfidd Fstate surveyed by Mr J. W. Hainson, - of Auckland, and found a really good road within the surveyed boundary possible if properly gr-ded before the formation is carried out.—Bee- ived. Land fob Road.—Mr Fairburn, Hamilton, forwarded plan aud memorandum of transfer of road tnrough Mr Seirert's - Jauhei property, the estimated cost of the work being -ClO5 8s lud.—Ltft in the Chairman's hauds. Steps in Hjlvi-uv TEKSACE.-The Kev. J. E Adams, and Messrs George Halford, Arthur J. Bmith, 8. J. WilUams and Alfred Cole asked the Hmrd to supply the materia!, estimated to cost £> 3s, f or a flight of steps to their entrance in Heaphy % terrace, the residents concerned acreeini' to i.ear cost of erection—Granted. " Disukacekul Koad.—Mrs Fdlj Ciaud-v lanag, drew attenti. n to the disgraceful state of the road through the Kirikiriroa properties; the culvert recently put in opposite the Bev. J. Clark's property was UDaafe. Mr Chitty said the matter had already been attendel to. Closini; Road.—ln conformity to a request from Mr A. H. Waring, it was resolved that the road running between sections 83a and S'J of the Parish of Taupiri, be closed under the provision of the Puolic Works Act, 11)05," and that Mr Sivarbrick be instructed to carry out the necessary proceedings, the applicant to pay all cjsts. v : B.\i> Eureka Boad. -Mr Martin Murphy asued for repairs to the road in front of his section. The request was granted, the Chairman to deal with. "Thirds" and "Fourths."—The Receiver of Land Revenue forwarded a schedule of "thirds" and " fourths" amounting to £lO 'Js 2i, due to July 23th last.

Telephone.—The Board agreed to pay the cost of a telephone to be installed in the County office. Eoadino at Taupiri.—Mr Gordon, on behalf of the New Zealand Land Association, submitted the specili -ations for the new road through the Taupiri portion of the Woodlands Estate. Members of the Board expressed approval. Foremen's REPoitTs.-Mr J. G. Stocken, foreman, reported on the work done by him during the past mcnth. Air H. Winter recommended that 5 chains of reforming be done opposite Mr Roich's, Eureki; Tamaherehiil repaired, and Cambridge and Piako roads patched. The River road require! formng from Mr J. Knight's to Mr L. O'Neiii's boundary ; 15 chains of Ueaphy Tenace required reforming. The p-pes in the G. dram sh >uld be replaced by a bridge. Mr Chitty wa3 empowered to d*al with the River road, the report being adopted. Accounts.—Several small ace unts were passed for payment, including E. J. Fairburn £li Os 6d and J. Wright £5 lis. Tenders to be Called. -It was decided to ask Mi Fairburn to survey road through the Hukanui Ma ri settlem nt, and Messrs Chitty and Seddon were em piwered to deal with tenders for the work. . Change of Foreman.—lt was decided to dispense with Mr Stocken'* services as foreman, applications to be culled f,r a successor.