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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 225, 23 September 1925, Page 5

PUBLIC NOTICES. * rpHE Public are hereby warned against \ -*- negotiating Cheque No. 47254. drawn ; on National Bank of New Zealand in favour ! of R. Gehbie. Payment stopped. 60 i rpHE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER x BOARD. THE LOCAL BODIES' LOAN'S ACT, 1913. PROPOSED LOAN OF £650.000 FOR ELECTRICAL DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER DISTRICT. . The Auckland Electric Power Board hereby yives notice, in pursuance of Section 0 of the above-mentioned Act:— . , 1. That the several purposes for which I tbe loan 13 required are as follows:— j (a) Machinery. Equipment and Work i necessary to convert the system from steam to hydro-electric power, i (<bi The general extension of the reticu- ] latlon system in the Auckland j Electric Power District, including ' any necessary additions to Sub- j stations, Machinery and Mains. | 2. That the Auckland Electric Power ! Board, being unable to provide the | necessary funds for such purposes out j of its ordinary revenue, proposes to ! borrow sums as follows:— ! (a) For Water Power Conversion, I £230,000. j (b) l"or General Extension Purposes. | £400,000. J 3. That tbe proposed security for the repayment of such loan shall be a special rate of two-sevenths of a ] penny in the pound on all ratable property in the Auckland Electric I Power District. I 4. That the Auckland Elpetric Power . Board proposes to make such loan repayable in twenty-one (211 years, and proposes to make provision for the payment of a Sinking Fund of not ; less than Two Pounds Ten Shillings (£2 10/) per 'centum per annum. i 0. That the Auckland Electric Power ! Board proposes to pay out of such loan, such costs, charges and expenses as the Auckland Electric Power Board may determine to have been actually incurred in connection ■ with such loan, and the Interest and ' Sinking Fund thereon for the first year. N. M. SPEER. Secretary. Dated the 23rd day of September, 1925. 23 1 AW. BRYANT (Successor to P. Bryant), COAL MERCHANT AND CARRIER, Tramway Buildings, Albert Street, and Jervols Road, Pousonby. Telephone 40-67 H. C AUCKLAND T A It. I ADVERTISEMENT CONDITIONS. The Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion of advertise- j ments, through accident or otherwise, and [ they reserve to themselves tji right of j omitting advertisements received and paid | for, if they appear to be objectionable. I Instructions as to the Insertion or with-1 drawal of advertisements must be in writing. J Advertisements received without written : orders will only be inserted once, and , charged accordingly. Orders ta withdraw \ advertisements must be lodged not later . than 11 a.m. each day. j Advertisements are received up to 2.45 j I p.m. on the day of issue, but Advertisements intended for classified insertion on Page 1 must reach the office not later than 1 p.m. All Family Notices intended ! for classified insertion on the Front Page of . the STAR should be handed in before 1 p.m. classified advertisements are inserted at the following j cash Kates :— Situations Wanted 1 i Situations Vacant I 15 Words: I Personal I I Lost and Found V One Insertion, 1/-! For Sale I ' To Let I Three Insertion*. 2/6 Etc. J Births. Marriages )30 Words, 2/8. Deaths f- Each additional flve ' | Memuriam I Words, Sd. : All replies to Advertisements will be received at the STAK Office free of charge. Advertisements should be addressed to [ the Manager, STAR Office. i ! Phones 42-111 and 42-222. DTETSS AND CI/EAHEHS. I rpHE WARM WEATHER j -L WILL SOON BE HERE! You will soon be leaving off your heavy winter garments now. When you do don't put them away In drawer, trunk or wardrobe until we have thoroughly cleaned, pressed, and (if necessary) repaired them. : Then "When Winter I'onies" once more they"ll be clean and sweet, fresh and smart, and all read; to put on again. Our process is hygienic, and the 1110 th seldom attacks clean clothes. This plan not only conduces to comfort and hcalthfulness, but will assuredly save you money. Suits and Costumes cleaned and pressed, 7/G. Hats. 2/G. Call, write, or "Phone 21-374 or 21-500. for us to collect and deliver. rpHE \\7 AY T) RY ! AND "T\TEING f>o. j 4S. CrSTOMS STREET EAST. 137. STMONDS STREET. 10!). DOMINION ROAD. NEWMARKET—Opp. P.O. PONSONBY—Opp. P.O. 171. JIAM'KAU ROAD, PARNELL. ONEIIUNGA —QUEEN STREET. | CITY AGENT: ARNOTT. la, QUEEN ST. WORKS AND HEAD OFFICE : 33-35, EDEN VALE RD. ? MT. EDEN. C •• n>HE ■piMPIRE" NEEDS YOU. YOU NEED " THE EMPIRE." ? ? WHY ? ■'. j Because if you are thrifty and economical You will not throw away your Old Suits, Costumes, Frocks, etc. Just send them to EXPERT MODELLING, "THE EMPIIvE. or ring up No. 44-767, and our vans will collect. EXPERT DYEING, EXPERT CLEANING EXPERT REPAIRING. Old Garments made as new in a few days at a trifling cost. COUNTRY ORDERS receive special prompt | attention and Return Po&tage Paid. Special Fur Department for the Renovation and I Remodelling of all kinds of Fur Works i EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING TO. (Furriers, etc.), 258. Queen Street (Opposite Main Entrance Town Hall). By Special Appointment to His Excellency, i Viscount Jellicoe. "C \\T 11- DREW tor Cleaning, Dyeing, ! ** • Renovating of all descriptions!— 70 i Wellesley St. 'Phone 46-623. g j VX7E have Cleaning and Remodelling ' ' * Departments for Ladies' and Gent's ! Hats.—Cox's Hat Factory, Karangahape ! ?JL D I 4-4-fiOO - " CARPETS Cleaned and Dis- ! •arar \j\j\r infected. Electrical Beating I Vacuum Process.—Domestic Vacuum Clean-! mg Co., Strand Arcade. D I