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and to convey to him their best thanks for the valuable and
useful gift he proposed to confer on the Parishioners.
Moved by M0r. H. Rowley, seconded by Mr. W. E. Teather,
and
Resolved:—That the question be referred to a Special
Committee consisting of three Members from each of the
standing Committees.
The following Members were then appointed to form
such Special Committee, from the—
Sewers and Sanitary Committee:
Messrs. T. Foster, T. L. Lassam, and R. D. Winyard.
General Purposes Committee.
Messrs. A. Middlemass, J. Faulkner, and W. J. Hazel.
Finance Committee:
Messrs. G. C. Whiteley, M. Wallace, and H. Rowley.
Plant and Scavenging Committee:
Messrs. G. L. Turney, A. Madge, and A. Norman.
Report of the Special Committee appointed by the
Yestry to consider the letter of the 27th March last, from
Mr. George Livesey, offering to provide a Free Library in
the Old Kent Road, if the Vestry would take up the question
of Free Libraries in this Parish.
Your Committee desire to express their sense of the
noble generosity of Mr. Livesey in proposing to give a Free
Library to the Parish.
They are of opinion that the proposed Gift should be
used as an incentive to other possible donors, and also to