The Works Committee submitted a report of the works carried on during the last fortnight.— Adopted. ■ ■

Ihe Water Committee reported that the supply of water to the shippiug during the month had been 597 tuns 100 gallons. They suggested that all small supplies to shipping be paid for on delivery, as it did not pay the water officer to travel to Dunedin to collect the same Ihe committee also desired to call the attention of the inspector to the fact oE the great waste of water on the low levels, the people resident on the high levels making great complaints.— Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS. It was resolved that the asphalting of Mag netic street be done to the building line. Cr M'Kenzie gave notice of motion for next meeting—"That the water be turned off the lower levels from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m., from 12 to 1 p.m., and from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., with, the object of enabling the upper levels getting a supply of water for domestic purposes "

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
Tuesday, June 29.
(Before Messrs W. P. Street aud M. Pym, J.P's.) Dunedin Iron and Wood ware Co v G ?r Umf,T7, Claim £6 Os ld> *<»•■ goods supplied.- Mr Wilkinson for defendant.—Judgment for amount claimed, with costs. _Dunedin Iron aud Wood ware Co. v. E Howell and another.—Claim £6 3s sd.—Mr A Adams for defendants.— Plaintiffs were non suited. :

P. Rankiu v. G. Bain.—Claim £2 0s Gd.—This case was undefended, aud judgment was given for plaintiff, with costs. - '

CITY POLICE CODET.
