TOWN BOARD/fooTIOES. STATEMENT of propoVed expenditure of the 2d. minimum rate for the year 1866. I Provincial Treasurer for! interest and sinking fund j. ... £500 Salary of Secretary, Treasurer, Collector, &c. ... 1.. ... 150 Repairs and Contingencies ... 100 Total amount raised by fed. mini- mum rate ... 1... ... £750 TO THE RATEPAYERS op the TOWN. In laying before you the above statement of the way in which it is proposed to expend the rate for the present 1 year, the Board consider that a review 01 the works carried on since their election and constitution as a Board will afford satis jactory information to those who are comparative strangers, and assist the memory pf older residents. Your attention is therefore directed to the following list of streets in which works of greater or lesser magnitude have been carried out. | Devon-street, on bolii sides of the Hua- toki Bridge. Gill-street, by Mili ia Hospital to St. Germain's' Square. Liardet-street, ' befa Mr. Flight's present residence arid Poverty Flat. Gover-street, by V\ Steward and S. Jail's. A Elliot-street, from SuJGermain's Square to top of Maoricot Hill/ » Pendarves-street, from Poverty Flat to- wards the Cemetery. Currie-street, from Jeach to new Sleaui Mill, Carringtou Ror.c. Brougham-street, fi om centre of Town to the Beach. Qaeen-street Market Place > froi l Beach to Barracks. Robe-street ) Powderham-tt-eet, from Brougham- sfcreet to Dawson-strec ;. Vivian-street, from 3rougham-streefc to Mount Edgecumbe-sir et. Fulford'Street, by 3\ !r. John Watson's. Bulteel-street, by t le Windsor Castle. Young-street, oppos te Mr. G. Weston's. In addition to these, arious works have been executed — such as paving drains, making culverts, curb ng, guttering, and general repairs, in w r lich way has been expended the amount borrowed from the Pi'ovincial Governmei t, and for the liqui- dation of this debt th ? item, of £500 as shown in the above st iteinent requires to be set aside. The second item is pi 50 for Secretary, Treasurer, Collector, Ac., and if anyone is of opinion that a saving may be effected here, the Board willlwillingly entertain their suggestions. 