Fees remain as at present.
Carried unanimously.
Mr. Gregson sought for information on different items nf the Br got Statement, Me. Allen in reply gave the Coun reasons for arriving at the estimates sented. He argued expecially for the vision of a paid Secretary. This item m with much adverse comment and considerable discussion ensued, which was finally terminated by the Chairman pointing out that the Land regulations, whilst requiring the Council to appoint a Secretary, also gave thei power to arrange for his remuneration if requisite.
A vote of thanks to the Chairman closed the proceedings.
J. Nokt Taatuay, M.'s Consul, Chairman,
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