After further discußßion, Mr Daniells suggested that Mr Jackson might pass an opinion, ' This course was, however, objected to by the Cqipittpe. Mr Prangnell sajd they should as]t themselves the question which way tho town was going to grow. Was it going to grow across the river ? (Mr Maokay: It might do I) Ho was convinced that it would extend towards the railway station. '■■ Mr Mackay replied that the towqi would extend ju even direction, :> The Chairman said he would like to have seen the meetiiig'un'aiiiujpos. He was decidedly in favor o? Mr Macara's site, and agreed with the arguments' of Mr Maokaj; 'He thought 'the' school ..in" Hall-stieet y/ijjw'be j!oo pM'mmeiik, Ilia only Q&eptipn to't'he site of Mr - ,l ''- li,e!r>,!f * ifr'Braligiiell: I jyould.like to see tl)e meeting uuahimoiisorj tliis point.
ihirf*could betlone, and said he would have to put the amendment. i)The amendment was then pat and .lost, Messrs Eastbopo and Maokay voting for it,, and Messrs MoEnen, Daniells, Prangnell, and Eton i against,' • "* ' ,

Tho motion was then put and iarried.
