and others, railing attention to the fact that tho Point railwuy liad cut off their com munication from Temuka, and requesting the Eond Board to make a road from the Mount Cook road to Harris' road. On (lie motion of Mr Hall, it wns resolved — " Tii't the Engineer's uttcnlioii be. drawn to the Utter from tho Levels lioud Board re cross roadß." j TOTARA VAT.T/EY ROAD. I A letter was read from the Lcvelß Eoud Board, forwarding the following resolution : — " That m tho opinion of this Board it is most desirable that the connecting road between the Totara Valley and Tencawai bridge bo carried out as soon as possible, and that a. copy of this resolution be forwarded to tho Provinciul Government, and tho Timaru and Gladstone Board of Works." On tho motion of Mr Hull, it was resolved — " That the attention of tho Government be respectfully drawn to tho road connecting tho Tengawai bridge with tho Opihi road and tho Totara valley. The road would bo completed m three weeks. The Government are ro spectfully referred to tho Secretary of Publio Works letter of the 22nd June." Dr Kayner proposed, and it was resolved — " That the Engineer having made a statement to tho Board that three letters had been sent by him to Mr White, contractor for the Washdyko and Point railway, as to the ap pointment of a foreman, and that no reply had been received, it bo resolved that Mr White's attention be drawn to tho clause m tho general conditions of tho contract relating to tho foreman." OPIHI BIIIDGE. Dr Rayner moved — " Thai tendorsbe culled for tho extension of the Opihi bridge by next Board day." It being suggested that the consideration of the mutror be deferred till tho new Engi neer had commenced his duties, the motion was withdrawn. Tiie Board here adjourned for hnlf-an-hour, and re-assembled ahorlly before two o'clock. POINT BAILWAY. The consideration of tho site of the station was resumed. 