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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 282, 26 November 1921, Page 10

BOROUGH NOTICES. THOROUGH OF OSEHUSGi. TffE LOCAL BODIES LOANS ACT, 1913. PROPOSED LOAN OF £9000 FOB SPOKTS GROUND. The Mayor, ConndHora, and Bnigeesc of the Borough of Onehnnga hereby gtn' notice pursuant to fiectiou 9 of the above Act:— (a) That the purpose for which the tbore loan is required is to purchase and lay out as a Sports Ground and Recreation Reserve, about Thirteen Acres of Land, fronting Victoria and Grey Streets, Mount Smart Road, end an nn-named road, in the Borough of Onehnnga. ° • (b) That the sum proposed to be borrowed is i9OOO. (c) That the proposed security for repayment of such loan shall be a Special Rate oL 3-8 din £ upon the unimproved value of all ratable property in the Borough of Onehunga, and the provision for repayment a Sinking i'und of one per centum, per annum. ■ (d) It is proposed to pay out of such Loan the interest and Sinking Fund for the first year. A Poll of the Ratepayers on the above proposal will be taken on THURSDAY, the 11st day of December. 1921, between tne hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., in the following Polling Places: — Foresters' Hall, Onehunga. Kailway Station, Te Papapa. Tea Kiosk, Symonds Street. Chamber of Commerce, Swanson St., ■City. November 14, 1921. 538 J. PARK, Mayor. T> ORO UG H OF OSEHUSet THE LOCAL BODIES LOANS ACT, 1813. PROPOSED LOAN OF £7000 FOB LAYING FIRE MAIKB. The Mayor, Councillors, and Burgeaaas of the Borough of Onehunga hereby give notice pursuant to Section 9 of the above Act:— (a) That the purpose for -which the above loan is required is to lay 4 inch crater mains for are protection purposes Iα the following streets: Albert, Amaru, Arthur, Cameron, Catherine, Clarke, Fitzroy, Forbes, George, Hardlngton. Hula, McLeod. Mount Albert, Newtame, Quadrant, "ftongo, Tawhrri, . Tlwai, Tnrama, and Victoria. (b) That the sum proposed to be borrowed is £7000. (c) Tnat tke proposed security ,for the repayment of such Loan shall be A Special Rate of id in the £ upon the unimproved value of all ratable property in the Borough of Onehasga* and the provision for repayment « Sinking Fund of one per centum, par annum. i (d) It is proposed to pay ont of such loan the interest and Sinking Fund for the first year. A Poll of the Ratepayers on the abovt proposal will be taken on THURSDAY, thi.. Ist day of December, 1921, between tbi i lioure of 9 a.m. anil 7 p.m., in the followin. i Polling Places:— Forester*' HaH, Onehnnga. Railway Station, Te Papapa. Tea Kiosk, Symonde Street. Chamber of Commerce, iSwaneon Si C*J. November 14. 1921. 539 J. PARK, Mayor. TOWS BOARD NOTICES. ■WEW LYNN TOWN DISTHICi -*-* . BY-LAWS NO. 2. Public Notice is hereby given that at. Special Meeting of the New Lynn Tα; Board, held on the 7th.day of NovemV 1 1921, the following Resolution was pash and will be submitted for confirmation! the Ordinary Meeting of the New Eβ I Town Board, to be held on MOKDAT,'« Nineteenth day of DecembefT 1921, at !0 ' o'clock in the afternoon, at the TTO Board's Office, Totara Avenue, New Ln, namely:— That the New Lynn Town Board «th,' hereby, by special resolntionlntended to operate as a S£j»l Order, make the foilowlngßylaws, to be hereafter know' •» By-laws No. 2, namely.— The New Lynn Town Board B.mwi, No. 2. 1021. The object and purport of tb «a»e By-laws is as follows :— f To extend and modify By-laws >• 1 of the New Lynn Town Board. To rescind Clause 40 of the saidßy-lawi No. 1. To forbid the erection In the (Btrkt of Tents, Marquees and emporary Structures without a pern*To prohibit any person procfdlng wlta any work affected by the Town Board By-laws without , notice; te prohibit the covering up>* any foundation of any new buidng without notice, and to anthorisfthe BnildiSf Inspector to require ay foundation covered without notlcrto be opened up, and in default -o enable th« Board to open up sue foundation tt the cost of the erson maklnf default. To authorise the Board t remove or poll down any work or 'uilding done at made in contravepion of the Bylaws, and to charge the person 9ft contravening the fy-laws with tha cost To make' new owners A. properties liabU for previous brenoes of the By-IMI concerning such properties. A copy of the propoed By-laws Is dep*slted Jn the Office of he New Lynn Ton Board at New ana is now open te the inspection of th public during ufflc* hours, and will ren*ln so open until th« sail 19th day of Dumber, 1321. VM. THOMAS, Clerk to the Board. November 11, I#l. <*• BiIiIAKDS.

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