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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 140, 14 June 1911, Page 12

CORPORATION NOTICES. _ ITT OfF A U>C K_-A NtTX "THE LOCAL BODIES' LOANS ACT, 190S" (Principal Act), AND THE AMENDMENTS THEREOF. Proposed Loans ot £130,000 for the j>urposes of Water Works Extension and Improvement, £22,000 for the purposes of the Purchase and Improvement of a Public Park, £5000, £10,000, and £5000 for the Construction of S-wimmtug Baths, and £3000 for the Erection of a. Branch -Library as hereunder set forth. "'' The Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of the City of Auckland hereby give notice in pursuance of Section S of the principal Act:— , 1- That the several purposes for -which the respective loans are required and the sum proposed to be borrowed for each such purpose are as follows:— (a) The extension and improvement of the Auckland Waterworks by tlie construction of a Storage Reservoir for the Water Supply of the City of Auckland at Nihotupu, the purchase and laying of new mains for the conveyance of the water from Nihottrpu towards the said City, and the purchase and laying of new mains for the improvement of the Water Supply Reticulation In the said City £150,000 (b) The purchase of part Allotment 9 and Allotment 10 of Section S. Suburbs of Auckland, at the foot of Shelly Beach-rd., containing about 12 acres, for the purpose of a Public Park, and the laying out and Improvement of such property for such purpose .. £22,000 (c) The construction of Swimming Baths in Waitemata Harbour, off Shelly Beach £5,000 (d) The construction of Swimming Baths in the vicinity of Hobson and Customs sts £10,000 (c) The construction of Swimming Baths on the old Reservoir Site, bounded by Karangaliape and Ponsonby rds., Hereford and Hopetoun ets £5,000 (f) The erection of a suitable building, and tbe furnishing and equipment thereof for the purposes of a Branch to the Public Library on the Water Works property in Mt. Eden-rd £3,000 2. That the Auckland city Council hcing unable to provide the necessary funds for snch works, or either, or any of them out of the ordinary revenues of the City of Aucklnnd, proposes to borrow the above respetcive sums or sums Hot exceeding the above respective amount* in respect of each of the above respective purposes against which the respective amount Is placed. 3. That the proposed security for the repayment of each and every of such Loans shall be the revenues of the City of Auckland, subject to the existing Loans chargeable on such revenues. 4. That the Auckland City Council proposes to make each of such Loans repayable in 21 years, and proposes to make provision for the payment of a Sinking Fund of £* per cent per annum in respect of each snch loan. 5. That the Auckland City Council proposes to pay out of each of such Loans snch costs, charges, and expenses' as the Auckland City Council may determine to have been actually incurred in connection with each respective Loan, but not the interest thereon for the first year. Dated tm> 7th day of June, 1911. HENRY W. WILSON, 531 Tosru Clerk. piTI OF AUCKLAND. "THE LOCAL BODIES LOANS ACT, 1908" (Principal Act) AND THE AMENDMENT'S THEREOF. | Proposed of £225,000 for the purpose of street improvement in (the City of Auckland. Tie Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of the City of Auckland hereby gives notice in , pursuance of Section S of the Principal Act. 1. That the purpose for which the loan is required is the carrying ont of certain improvements to the streets of the City of .Auckland by (a) The permanent formation. : improvement and paving of the following streets In the said City, namely:— Beaumont-street, Beach-road, Chancerystreet, Commerce-street, Customs-street E., i Customs-street W. (Including retaining wall), Darby-street, Durham-street W., Dur-ham-lane, Elliott-street, Factory-road, Foristreet, -Fort-street lane, Giire-street, GreyStreet, llobson-street, Illgh-streel, Karau-gnhape-road, KLyber Pass-road, Market Entrance. O'ConueU-street, Park-road. Pat-■teson-street, Pitt-street, Ponsonby-road. Quay-street, Queen-street, Little Queenstreet, S;-monds-»treet, Upper SyniondsKtreet. (b) The permanent formation and improvement (including kerbing, channelling, metalling, etc.) of the following streets in the said City, namely:— Albert-street. Arthur-street. Angleseastreet Boston-road, Burleigh-street, Carleton Gore-road, Cook-street, Costley-atreet, Cremorne-street, Douglas-street, lEoststreet, 'Elizabeth-street, Federal-street, ■Fitzroy-street. Grafton-road, Hamiltonroad, Haydn-street, Howe-street, MelTordstreet, Napier-street, O'Neill-street, I'om-•pallier-tenracc, Upper Queen-street, Rich-mond-street, Ryle-street, Se-.ifleld Viewroad Sheehan-street, Short-street, Swan-son-street, Union-street, Victoria-street W., Wallace-street, West-street, Yonboroughterrace, Alexandra-street, Bath-street, Jer-vois-road, Lincoln-street, Cameron-street, College-road, Cox-street, Clarence-street, Dlguan-street, Dublin-street. Edintmrghstreet, Emily Place, Ferguson-street. Gil-lies-street. Greenwood-street, HarbourStreet, Heme Bay-road, Ireland-street, King-street, London-street, Milton-road, Park-avenue, Prospect-terrace, Randolphstreet, Ring-terrace, Sarsfleld-street, Senti-nel-road, Shelly Beach-road, Spring-street, Swifts venue, Upper Union-street, Wui-tangi-street, Waterloo Quadrant, W.harfroad, Aiten-road. Bella Vista-road. (Brooksquare, Bnlwer-street Cascade-street, Cob-den-street, CltCton-roud, Cox's IBridge-road, Domain-street, Dunedin-street. 'Edwinstreet, ■Emmett-street, Fernleigh-street, Gloucester-street, Grey-street, Hargreavesstreet, Hobson-street, .Termyn-street, Ligarplace. Marine-parade, Moore-street, Nelsonavenue. Upper Pitt-street. Queen-street. Hata-street, Runnel! -street, Scotlandstreet, Seymour-street. Sheridan-street, Stanley-street, Symonds-street (lower), Ver-mont-street. Wakefield-street. Welleslevstreet W.. Bayfield-road, Beresford-street, Wynyard-strept. And (c) if thought advisable the purchase of a Quarry for obtaining therefrom the metal necessary for such work. 2. That the Auckland City Council hcing unable to provide the necessary funds for such work out of the ordinary revenues of the City of Anckland proposes to borrow a sum not exceeding £225,000. 3. That the proposed security for the repayment of such loan shall be the revenues of the City of Auckland subject to the existing loans chargeajb-le on so-ch revenues. 4. That the Auckland City Council proposes to make snch loan repayable iv twen+yone (21) years, and proposes to make provision for the payment of a Sinking Fund of £1 15/ per cent per annum. 5. That the Auckland City Council proposes to pay out of the loan such costs, charges and expenses as the Anckland City Council may determine to have been actually incurred in connection with, such loan, but not the interest thereon for the first year. Dated the 7th day of June, 1911. HENRY W. WILSON. 530 Town Clerk. TOURIST RESORTS. KAMO SPRINGS HOTEL Abont 4 miles from WhangaTei. To the invalid or those who suffer from Rheumatism, Gout, Dyspepsia, Llvsc, Kidney Bladder and Urinary troubles, THE KAMO SPRINGS WILL CURE where others have failed. 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