Decided to have the chains removed from the Bund foreshore, as requested, and to sond Mujor Holliday a ovey of the above Legal Adviser—Decided to continue Mr. Robinson as the Council's Legal Adviser during their present term of oft Nuisances.—The Chi tion to the inconvenience caused by visitors to tures and private residences leaving their carriages standing at the door after they have alighted, the preventing other car ringes from approachiuy, and he suggests that instructions should be given to mafoos that after their employers alight, they are to move on, 80 a8 to leave the entrance clear for later arrivals, Attention is also directed to the breaking in of pon Settlement, and the placing of gar!
bbc roads after 9 a.m. prohibited by the Police regulations, and it is proposed to have ® notice put in papers warning residents that those fringing these regulations are liable to be arrested.
Decided to have this done, as suggested, and to have similar notices printed in Chinese, to be distributed amonget the Livery Stables, ete.
Stray Doys.—The attention of the Police is to be called to the number of ownerless dogs straying about in Hongkew and on the Bund foreshore, and they are to be instructed to be mor lant in capturing them.
The Meeting than adjourned.
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