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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 129, 2 June 1922, Page 3

____BORC»UGHJIOTICES. BOROUGH OF DKVONTORT. '. LOCAL BODIES' LOANS ACT, i<ll3. i ' rno .r. IjOax ok «n.noo to rvn-(-lIAM-. EI.KI-THKITY SrPPI.Y VXDEHTAKIXC, ETC. H, ThP n Maynr - """nrtllors, and Rurcesscs nf ', "ornnsh of Devonpnrt hereby givcnotice in pursuance of Section 0 of the above-mentioned Act' — (1) That the purpose for which the Loan is re<]ulreil is as follows;- - ! w The sum of £40 non allocated as under:— fa) Purchase of the existing rndertaklng. Plant and Properly, etc., of thp Electricity Supply Vorrovatlnn (N.Z.I, Lt(l.-£2.-..Wn fli) Purchase ~nd Installation of a further 220 K.W. Pet. lueludlns alterations to existing mains, etc.. and the electrification nf tile Conn il * Pumping Station :it i.aVe Tiikapun.i. together with alterations to existing machinery- £ir..O(in. ! (2) That the Ppvnnport Borough Conni'll be!n-c uaable to provide the n.-cessir.v funds for such purchase and additional installation out of the ordinary revenue of the Roroueh. proposes 'o raise a Special r.oan nut exceeding the • sure, or £4n.n00. ' (3) That the proposed security for thP . ropayn-ent of such l.nan shall Ye :'n ; annimllv recurring Special Kate of i ! M-Ifiths of a penny in the £on 'lie Ratable Value of .nil ratable prvperij . In the Rorouffh of ]>evonport. (4) Thnt the Dpvonport TSorrtu=h Cotinr-11 proposes to make sncli I/oan repayable j ill 14 years, and proposes t.< make j provision for the payment of a Sinking Fund of not less than one per centum . per annum. ' (5) That the Pevonport Borough Council proposes to pay out of the Loin moneys the costs .if raising the loan, together with the Interest and Sinking ; Fund thereon for thp first year. i Dated this Ist day of June. 1022. JAMES WH.SON. 393 -*fV.. '■•» ' Town Clerk. I . I TJOROUfiH OF DEVONPORT. I Public notice is hereby given that the j Devonport Borough Council in puraiinm-e : tinder the Municipal Corporations Act. l.i-». . the Hospital and Charitable Institution's | Act, ITOO. the Ratine Act. IWS. and all other powers enabling it in that behalf, intends, on WEDNESDAY, the day of .lune. 1D22. to make and levy for the year i-nui-Imencing on the Ist day ~f April. I\KS. and ending on the "Ist ilay of Mar.li. I'.KSI: - 1. A General Hate of JJ<l in the £. 2. A Lighting Kate of 1.1 In the t upon the ratable value of all property as appearinc iv the Vulimtl.ni H»U '" r the time being in force in the Borough of Devonport on the basis of. the unimproved value. :i A Hospital Rate of Id in the £ on the Capital Value of all ratable property as appearing on the Valuation Roll for the time being in force iv the Borough of Devoni ort. 4. A Uniform Annual Fee for Refuse Removal purposes of Kifteen Shillings i upon nil properties situate within the i Borough of Devonport as have a building erected thereon.

All the aforesaid Kates to he payable ill each case in one sum on the Ist day of July, at the Council Chambers. Marine Square. Devonport. to .lames Wilson, the Council's Collector, or to such other person as may be from time to time appointed to collect the same. The estimates upon which those Kates are beinc struck, bavins been approved by the Council, are open for inspection in the Council Chambers. Marine Square. Devonport. The Hate Book anil Valuation Ttolls are open for Inspection in the Council Chambers from the hours of !l a.m. to TJ.:\O p.m. and 1.30 p.m. to r> p.m. on all business days of the week, except Sntunlay. when the sai.l Rate Book and Valuation Itolls shall be open for inspection between the hours of 0 a.m. and 12 noon. wateu srrri.Y. And notice is further piven that the Devonport Borough Council, in pursuance of Its powers uuder the Municipal Corporation* Act. 1020, the Rating Act. l(»s, nn.l the Reserves and Other Lands Disposal an.l Public Bodies Empowering Act. 1017 iseetion 20), and amendment thereof, anil all other powers enabling It in that behalf. Intends, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st dor of June, 1922, to make and levy, for the year commenelug on the Ist day of April, l-|'-'- !l----and ending on the 31st day of March, t<lll.l. the following Water Charges and Rates:— 1. Where water is supplied by meter:— In respect of ordinary supply, as defined by clause Svi of Bylaw No. 1.

lttl.-, the sum of One Shillins per thousand gallons, with a uniform minimum rharee of Seven Shilling and Sixpence i7/o.i per half-year. In nccordar.c-p with t'lnuse U of Bylaw No. P.. 11117. 2. Where Water is not supplied l>y meter: jn respect ol ordinary supply denned as aliovp nient ioDprl—t*pon nil lnn»is nii'l buildings to which wiiter is supplied, thp annual ratable value of which as appearing on tlio Valuation IJoll does not exceed £-0. a Hate of Ten Shillings: exceeding £20. a Rate of lii per cent on nidi value.

The said charges and rates to he payable in every case in two equal half-yearly . instalments, the first upon thp First Pay of October. 1f122. and the second upon the -< First Day of April, 1023. Non-consumers' Water Charges: -Upon all n lands and bulldlnce to which water can be J but is not supplier], situated within lOOyds from any part of the Waterworks, a Rate I r not exceedinc one-half of thp Rate* above | - mentioned, sin* Itntps to he for t'-p vi>nr - commencing on the Ist day of April. 1022. I t and endlnir on the 31st day of March. Wli. I and such Kate to lie payable in one sum on | the Ist day of July. 1922. I T The above Water Chorees and Rates to be |' payable in each case to James Wilson, the ] - Council's Collector, or such other person as ■ . may be from time to time appointed to . col feet the same. The Water Supply Book is open for Inspection in the Council Chambers frmi , the hours of 0 a.m. to 12.H0 p.m. and I.riO i P m to ." p.m. on all the business days of 1 the week, except Saturday, when it shall he J open for inspection between the hours of '\i 0 a.m. and 12 noon. jDated this first day of June. 1022. | JAMES WILSON. I" ,-,04 Town Clerk.

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