The Chairman replied that precisely the reverse was the case, as what Mr Bagnall had just said fully bore o&t biss (Mr Renshaw's) statement that reports were as a rule not adopted as presented. Mr Bagnall suggested that an adver tisement; should be published in the papers asking what those interested would give for the right to wept a goods sped at Kdpu. Mr Edwards moved as an amend ment to Mr McGowan's motion, "That steps be foakeu to erect a goods shed on the Kopu wharf/ r jSp ponteuded that a, shed was imperatively required, while it would also be a source of roTcpap to the Board.
