Mr. Clark said he hoped to be able to supply the Council within a week with a tracing showing the course of the creek and the owners of all the sections affected. The matter was deferred till the hist of March. mb. crisp’s case. Mr. It. Friedlander apologised for the absence of Mr. Crisp at the meeting, as he had been unavoidably called away to Christchurch. If the Council wished to interview Mr. Crisp he would have much pleasure in attending at the next meeting. THE BYE-LAWS. Mr. St. Hill wanted to know when the bye-laws would be I’eacly. The delay in this respect was disgraceful. No satis factory reply could be elicited except that a final revision was required, but the Chairman of the Bye-laws Committee— Mr. R. Friedlander —promised to give the rest of the Committee a look up shortly. PACKING CASES. Mi-. St. Hill called attention to the blankets, fryingpans, and other sundries obstructing East street. All the members deprecated the manner in which some shopkeepers displayed their wares outside their shops. GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY. It was resolved to apply to the Wakanui and Longbeach Road Boards for prompt payment of share of subsidies due. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID COMMITTEE. The Mayor, as Chairman of the above Committee, asked for a month’s extension of time to report, which was granted. The pay sheet was passed and the Council adjourned.
Stocking and Cropping.
