Range Road.—-The Engineer reports that the electric are lamps, by which Range Road is at present lighted, are much obscured by foliage, and that long-arm brackets cannot be used to overcome this difficulty o overhead cables of the Tr Upon his recommendation it in to erect thirteen 200 metallic floment lamps emil isting arcs, at an estimated haviog of Tls, 700 per spnum, Improvement in the lighting of the road will thereby resalt, as the metallic figment lamps can be bracketed to the poles at a lower point than the are with by the tree, Tramways.
The Bund Bridge and Through Running Powers.—With reference to the request of the Tramway Company for refund by the Council of its contribution to thix Bridge in the event of revocation of raoniog powers, and to the statement and correspondence on the subject published with the minutes of the meeting of Jane 15, it ix noted that the Freach Council has notified its assent to the request of the French Company for like treatment, al fr
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