The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-20 00:00:00

TILII WLTco.arP4irt AND ?II CQITIICIL,

With Wrer;o7:;-lo—tli;Witiribo-m-sTaciii-aTt on the
quay, which would be blocked op by the new staging, the
Surveyor reported he had seep 14. Oriolusay as requested
by the Harbour Committee, audits had told him he would
be satisfied if it was removed 10 yards further to the met-
war&
Yr. WALK= : It whom cost
The Surveyor presume 4 at the 'Council's.
Te reply to the Illgum, the Town Oust rid the Water
Company had • right to water from the quay ever dean
1797, and this Was oonarmed by their last /Let of Penn.
maul la 1856. They claimed it se a right which they had
had for 100 yearn •
Mr. WALK= : A number of eompanies may turn up and
acquire rights on the quay, and by•end•bye they will Saks
away the whole.
JO. Thongs : I shall resist to the fullest extent any
claim of the Water Company.
The Town 01.[111: My advioe is you are not justiDed in
resisting.
Mr. Mucus : Let the Council carry out the
of the Surveyor, viz., the Council do tlys etone=tida
they to at in the pipe.
Hemet supported the Town Clerk's view of the
matX‘arned for the re-oonsideration .oth. Wake Como
Leung°.

The II& market on the qn.rr.rae reeeived to be let by
tender. and the stars under B dee Readings wee mhos to
Kr. notior ot the presentrental for three yearn

TLTLOII

The MAYOR reeill7Followlag "fetter cosoandan the
above :

- •
" Charity Commission, Whitehall, &W., March 10.1810.
"(W.—Referring to your letter of the 6th tart.,l am to
suggest the propriety of transferring the lam of .4315
St, JP par oent consols, at present standing in the oor-
paste name of the ' Tressuror of the Borough, isti.
alntos
the name of the 'Of6cdel Trustees of Charitable
SI constituted under the orovidects of the Charitable
Trusts Amendment Act. 186 S.
"The duties and functions of the 061:14 Trustees,
together with the advantages pertaining to so investment
In their nun% will be readily seen on a perusal of the
enclosed memorandum.
" The adoption of this course would appear ti be the
more dsilrable. the above-mentioned sum of stick being
intermingled with othm monies pesenuisbly belloaghig to
the borough fund&
n on wiring from you, the usual form of application for
the necessary order of the Board, authorising the transfer,
will be forwarded.
"lam, air,
Y " our obedient servant,
W. Gl...Herrin

" George Andrews. IN., Borough Treasurer. Weg.
month."
wag appointed to Investigate the matter.
PM IOU&
_

Wheat Cox was appotnted ootleetor of tolls for the
Colleen at a watery of El a week

LISSING COlll6llll/.
Rei tins the application from idr. J. Nob* sad also
from r. W. Beak, for extension of their respective
lealsiss of premises adjoining the quay, the committee re-
ratthey bad inspected the premises and resolved that
a which expire in October, 1890, be surrendered
by the present levees& That • new lease be granted with
the comsat of the mortgagee to each of the applicants
expiring in 190:1, as asked for, subject to • rental of £5,
each payable half-yearly. such rental to 0001331M011 at the
expiration of the first year of the new lases That all the
costs attending such team be paid by the persona aw-
quiriag the same, and that the premises be put, kept, and
yielded up in tenantable repair and insured by the lessee
against fire in a sum to be approved by the surveyor.
The report was adopted.

MI PILOMIZILDII PIZ/

A letter we. read from Mears. Dye's and Co. 'dorm-
ing the Coen& that the Board of Trade were about to
grant a provisional order to the new Promenade Pier
Commas (Limited). and it We. resolved that the com-
mittee recommend that the projected promenade pier
shall be fully opposed in Parliament in justice to the
shareholders of the existing Pile-pier and the rights of the
town. It was also resolved that Mr. Jody be asked to
extend his tender for the repair of the present pier for
one month from the present Otnie.
Mr. Tsomes : Will the cod of the opposition come oat
of the Pile-pier find I
The Towg Clash : It most come out of the general
fond. _

Mr. MONA. : Wherever it comes from we are bound to I
oppose it
The KAYO" : It may be Possible the company may have
as much dislike to Parliementary pcoos,dtngi, and al much
dislike to pay as we ham (L tar.)
Kr. Ronan : I only regret that the Pile-pier is thrown
over for another year. This is all through these pertlea
Mr. : If they only know ea much about Wey-
mouth as I do, they would know it would never pay.
(Laughter.)
Mr. Rouges: They don't care about thet
Apprnmui MCA ON TON four.
The next notice on the paper wail to consider the desira-
bility of taking measures to increase the quay spar. In tko
neighbourhood of the ftsh market, but it was d.sidod to
hear the Mayor's suggestions, whose notice it wee, he
committee.

LICINSING CONNIMA.
The following gentleman were appointed en
committee :—The Meyer, Kr. Thome., Mr. Inisebare
anlir. Chart Kr. Walker. Yr. Wallis, Mr. Nar end**.
Graham

TRZ SAILORS HOW!.
Captain Church wrote, asking that the district sanitary rate of £1 94 4d. on this institution should not be en-
forced, the Home having been hitherto excused.
It was refused, it being Megal to meet the „emption.
TSB DORCRISTER ROAD lIKROACIIRRRT.
The MAYOR asked if the Town Clerk bad heard anything
respecting this matter.
In reply, the Town Cutan said he wrote to Yam Brown, and la duo course one of the partnere alum to to.
him. and told him he was well aware the -stone had been removed. Being asked why he had not 06tn1nsd
permission to do so, he replied he thought he would do it
Brat and obtain panniasias after. ter.) With
repzd to the
theweacroachment, that In aotbiag to
do with