Mr, Low said he thought he had made a mistake in coupling the re-construction of the steps in front of the Grand Stand with the side staircase he had suggested should be made for the convenience of the ladies. He thought this staircase, with a ewered entrance, could be made without raising additional capital, and he would ask the Chairman to take the opinion of the meeting as to whether the Stewards should not carry out the improve:
The Cama accordingly put the suggestion to the meeting, and it was unanimously decided that the proposed improvement should be made.
Mr. Myzuzen said it had been suggested tohim that the inner Course would be much improved if the Stewards could obtain the permission of the Municipal Council for the sweepings of the streets to be deposited thereon, These sweepings, he said, contained a great deal of eand, which, when mixed with the thick sticky mud now on the Course, would be a great improvement.
The Cuamatan mentioned that two years ago he tried to get the sweepings of the streets for gardening purposes, but was unable to do so without great difficulty moreover these sweepings were mixed with a great deal of garbage which it would never do to put on the Course, But now that the Council had got machine brushes to sweep the streets with, perhaps the sweepings could be obtained without the garbage. Ho promised that the Stewards would seo if they could not do something with the view of carrying out Mr. Myburgh's suggestion.
A vote of thanks to the Chairman concluded the proceedings.
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