Brown submitted, stating that Mr. Hogg declines to surrender to the public the small strip of his property required for ing this road, as if he dido, it would not leave sufficient space between the proposed new Suildings and his house in kiangse Road.
Bubbling Wel! Road.—Attention is directed' to the new footpath now being made on this road, and it is asked whether it is necessary to make it more than six to eight inches high, as several ratepayers have complained of the large heap of mud now being piled up.
Aiter the meeting, the Surveyor attended and explained that after the walk is rolled and properly made up, it will only be one foot above the road. Finally it is decided, as an experiment, to §ll up the ditch for short distance, so as to make the path over it without encroaching on the road.
Race Holidays.—Decided to close the offices to public business, as usual, during the Race meeting.
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