ROAD BOARD.

Mount Hutt. The firat meeting of the Dew board was held on Thutaday, May 12. Present— Messrs J. Batty, <L Holme^ W. Morgan, A. MeParlauc, and G. Murdoch. Mr Morgan was elected chairman. Messrs B*tly and McFivrlftno were elected to retire at the end of the year. WORKS, It was decided to form about 70 chains of roads m Methven township, to form Aynsley s Road, to make a storm water crossing on Gunn's Road, and to have some repairs made on Marr'a Koad. BEOOVBRY OF RATES. The correspondence from the Minister ot Lands re reoovary of rates on forfeited lease m perpetuity sections was considered. No notice of the forfeiture of the seoions having been given to the Road Board, when the sections were re-let, the Road Board wrote to the Commissioner of Lands, Ohnst ohurch, asking if any provision had been made for the unpaid rates, and if the Board oould recwer from the incoming tenants. The Commisaioner replied that no provision h«d been mad©, and th&t he could not Rive a legal opinion on th« latter part of the letter. The Board then wrote to the Minister pf Landi, itating that m consequence of certain Beotiono having been forfeited on Highbank, the Board had been unable to recover rates for 1896-7 on these sections, asking that, as no provision bad been made for the rates by the Canterbury Land Board, steps might be taken to provide for payment of the same, and pointing out the necessity of providing the looal bodieß with protection against lobb m similar caaeß. . Two letters m reply from the Minuter or Lands were received to the effect that the Oommisiioner of Crown Lands; Canterbury, not having been notified that rates were m arrears when the seotions were re-let, the land oould not be loaded with unpaid rates ; that m any case the Land Board could give do assistance unless the Road Board had exhausted all legal meanß for recovery of the said rates before appealing to the Land Board, and that m the caaeß m question the Land Board have no power to oompel the payment of rates due from previous tenants by the present) occupiers. It was decided that the only course open >a future was for the Board to compel pay ment of rates on lease m perpetuity sections as Boon as the rate was legally payable. GRAVEL RESERVES ON HIOHBANK. The Commissioner of Crown Lands wrote advising that the gravel reserves on High bank were gazetted under the control of the Road Board, and also advising payment of thirds.— lb was decided to call for offers for occupying the reserves. BIRDS' UEADSi The ABhburton County Council wrote advising that payment for birds heads at the rate of Is per 100 would be made from May 1 to November 1, and 3s per 100 from November 1 to May 1. — It was decided to suggest that the price be made 3a per 100 all the year round for old birds, and that Is 6d per 100 for young birds be paid during - the summer months. ROLL, ALTERATION. Mr Mi MoLeod wro^e asking that) his name be placed on the valuation roll m place of Mr J. Gunn ; also that permission be given him to maintain a culvert across the road as had been given to Mr Gunn. — Agreed to. FOOTBRIDGES. It was decided to ask the County Counoil to place footbridges on a number of water race orosßings, THE ROADS. The Clerk was instructor! to report on the roads m the district at the next meeting. TENDER ACCEPTED. Mr Blair's tender for shingle on the Alford Foreßb road at the rate of lOd per yard, levelling the sides at 9d per chain was accepted. t . , ACCOUNTS. 'Accounts amounting to £46 13s 8d were passed for payment.

THE ASHBtiKTOJN GttARDIAN : tfHURSDAtf, MAY ID, 1898.

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