Minutes of a special meeting of Land-to surrender, on behalf of Mr. Ince, his rights to the ground known as Ince's foreshore, as the Tegal adviser to, whit resolutions can be proposed at the adjotirned meeting, renters in the British Concession, Kiukiang, a gift to the public, on the conditions that andthe Chairman undertakes to ask Gem held at H.B.M. Consulate, 24th September, the ground be laid of and maintained as a 1889. public garden and that no buildings be ral Kennedy for his opinion. erected on the site, nor anything be done Proposed Gardeit Bridge.—The following Present:-—Mr. RW. Hurst, "HIM. Acting Consul, in the chair; Messrs. de Yhat shall tend to depreciate the value of his letter is read and ordered to be published Berniéres, clu Jardin, Hykes, Marzinkevich, own buildings.
Shanghai, 17th September, 1889.
the Manietpal Council ie prepared to Oveyrin, Smith, Styan, and Pare Ciceri, sin,—It thay perhaps be of service to you to representing a total of 27 votes. accept the surrender on these conditions, we know that apon the publication of the" Re-'The Cuaixmas having read the minutes thal! be obliged by acknowledgment and yrrs on the Plans and Estimates of thie Propos-acceptance of then: whether by letter or by Garden Bridge" we telegraphed to Mr. J. of the general meeting held on the 10th January, 1889, Formal agreement.
W. Hart asking him We are, 'Phe weight per square foot on foundations Mr. "Sryax' proposed and Pere Crcenr Sir, of his proposed Bridge, and that we this seconded—Yours faithfully, morning received the following reply "That the minutes of the general meeting Atrrep Dest & Ca.
Bridge, maximum within one tou (viz., per be confirmed."
R. F. Trorsvrs, Esq. square foot.) Carried unanimously.
Secretary to the Municipal Council.
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