Beferred to the works committee. The works committee reported haying held a consultation, with the works committee oj the City Council r<? the South town belt, and that drawings and specifications had been wcerred from that hody, hut aa they did not aorrapond with the lerele they were referred baok for correction. They had also received a letter from Jteeas Harman and Sterem, asking the Council to construct certain streets in rural secbons w and 62 at the expense of Hon. J. Hall and

Mr Lancaster, the Council to take the same over, which the committee recommended for adop tion. With regard to an application made for the Council to pay half ,eo*t of fencing and con structing a new road connecting Falsgrave street with Opawa road, as certain information asked for had not been supplied, the proposal was not recommended for adoption. On the report being considered, it was agreed that a clause should be added making the Council's assent to the proposed streets in rural sections 13 and 62, contingent on the approval of the plan when received. 'Xhe report as amended was adopted. The fortnight's receipts were £702 17s 2d. Accounts passed for payment, £156 11s 2d; credit balance at Bank, £589 5s sd. The town clerk having left the chamber, a letter was read from that gentleman asking that the question of his salary be reconsidered. Referred to the finance committee.
September 20th being the anniversary of the borough, it was agreed to give the employes of the Council a holiday on that date. This was all the business, and the Council adjourned.
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