LEAMINGTON AFFAIRS.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20247, 16 July 1937, Page 9

LEAMINGTON AFFAIRS.

A HIGHWAY WANTED. '^ISJSRTroS’Th.rM.r, The monthly meeting nr the Leamington Pavilion last night when there were "!rc sent Messrs (i. w. Garland (chairman . E. Skeet. \V. Horne, T. Hounslow. J. (clerk). * ‘ * ' The chairman sold he had seen Mr HallJones. Public Works engineer, at Hamilton. regarding the declaration of a main highway In I eamlngton, but there were a ton’s. ’ Their application r«»r the derlarI Htlon or Shakespeare. Browning and car l.vle streets as a main highway would be considered, and they hoped approved. Mr Blackman urged that property-own--1 ers he requested to shift their fences : bark as instructed by the board. I Arising out or the conference between : representatives or the Auckland Provincial District Local Body Officers’ Union and local borhes. the board wa- concerned | Its**lf Hilly w ith the results or the* conI The board appointed Mr n S. Hanna as noxious weeds inspector. , On advice received rrom the secretary. , the hoard decided to aillhate with the 'Auckland lmplo.\e:s’ Aspiration. \ r- .union was passed confirming the i genera! rate «.r Ipl and Interest rate of : 8d lor the new financial year. I The financial report showed a credit balance or £lO2 lis sd. rounjn was 'a "good credit 'ba'lanen state. The names*on g snrmf or” the relumed sohliers’ graves could hardly ho have these cleaned.* The caretaker was authorised to procure any roses and shrubs 11-ii .Mci