Ince Foreshore.—Referring to the complaints made about the number of Chinese who now get admittance into the public garden, the Chairman suggests that ar-Yangements should be made for converting the Ince Foreshore into a garden where all respectable Chinese should be admitted, and the Garden Committee might be asked to take it under their charge.
The suggestion is approved of, but it is thought that the Council have no right to expend money for this purpose without the consent of the ratepayers, and it is recommended that the scheme should be submitted to them at the special meeting to be held next month.
The Meeting then adjourned.
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