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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 11245, 10 April 1902, Page 8

Ijy CITY council, mf DEPARTURE OF THE TEXTH CONTINGENT. A PUBLIC JIE*ETI>»-Ct of Citixcns of Christehurch end Residents of the Surrounding Horousrhs. will bo held in the City Council Chamber, on THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at 8 v.tn., to arranga for according the Tenth Contingent, a Hvartv "Spnd O£f" on their Departure for the. Scat of Ww, AKTHUK c. g. moml City Council Chambers, 7th 9933 CHRISTCHUIiCH CITY ABATTOIR^ IT is hereby publicly notified that V&o following resolution was adopted by the Christchurch City Council at a Special Meeting of the said Council held on the 24th day of March, 1902, at 7.15 o'clock p.m. : — That ifi pursuance of the powers end authorities vested in them by the Municipal Corporations Act, 1300, the Slaughtering and Inspection Act, I<KX>. the Loc*l Bodies Loans Act, 1901, and all other • - powers and authorities thereunto enabling them, the Christchurcli City Council (the said City containing a population of not less than two thousand persons}, hereby resolve to raise a Special Loan of fifteen tboussml pounds (£IS,OCC) for a period of thir*y-two years, by the issue of one hunda'j and fifty (150) Debentures for the sum of One Hundred Pounds (£1CO) each, payable .to boarer, and carrying interest at the r.tfe of £[ per centum per annutt, payable half-yearly for the undermentioned undertaking: — To establish on Abattoir for the City of Christohurci nnd the contiguous "di»tricts of Linwood, St. Albans, New Brighton, Sydenham, Simmer,- and Woolston, in common pursuant to the provisions of the Slaughtering and Inspection Act, 1900. ■ . ... The plans of the said works and lite thereof have been approved by, the Minister for Agriculture pursuant to the Slaughtering and Inspection Act, 1900 Section 8. That in addition, to the Abattoir to be established out of -the said Loan money, the revenue to bo derived therefrom* and other the security provided by Section 322 of the Municipal Corporation,* Act, 1900, the Council pledges as security for such Loan & special annual recurring rate of three-farthings in the £, to be levied upon a nntfoim scale npon the nnmiAl ratcnble value of the whole of rateable property within the City of Christchurch,' as appearing,in the -valuation roll from time to) time, and for the time being in force, payable on the loth day ot June in oach year, until the whole of the said ioan with interest he paid off and discharged. .. . ~ The said Loan and the said Debentures ehall have a currency of ; thirty-two years, md toe rep.ayab.'e on the 10th day of June, 1934. That Debentures., for-the.-: snul sum of Fif.een Thousand Pounds (£15,000) and separate coupons for interest thereon bo assned by the Council. That Debentures (with coupons for intoiest attached), payable at the rate »rd at the times aforesaid and in due form, be prepcred and executed in due course, and that the seal 0! «he Corporation be affixed thereto. That a special meeting of the Council be called for the 21st day of April 1902, ■■ at the City Council Chamber, Christchurch, at 7.15 o'clock, in the afternoon, foT the purpose of-confirming the for* poinvj resolution. - By Order. ■ H. R. SMITH, Town Clerk. City, l Council Chambers, j 1902. 89-J3 M jjr W HUE HABI HOTEI HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. - JOHN 3SEILL.: PROPRIETOR. Sample Booms. ' Telephone 45. - - Night Porter. GEEXMPUTH. . -* - ' ROYAL HOTEL-, (late J. Lut* , *), "adjoining - the Rwlway Station. - . The Moat 'Extensive and Modern House on tie ' Coast. Excellent Accommodation.for the Travelling Public P. ROGEN, Proprietor; 9107 late of Evantdale, Otego..' ' , Patronised by-lheir-.Excellenciei'.fhe Governors of Now Zealand. 1 pOKEE'S PAMIL V HOTELv ' CHRISTCHUaCH. Within one> minute of ■Hμ Railway Station JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. ' '' Letters will receive erery nttention. P.O. Boat No. 291. Telephone Nos. 677 and 1036. B'UiRK-E'S r * TATTEftSALL'S NEW HOTEL. TS NOW OPEN to tho' GENERAL PUBLIC, tnd i> fitted up with every Modern Convenienoe, including Electiio Light > First-olass Luncheon served DUlj froe 12 and 3 p.m., for Iβ. FUNERAL NOTICES. FPHE Friends of the late Harry Feajt are -L respectfully invited io attend his Funeral, leaving hie late residence, Lyttelton road, Sumn«r, at 1- p.ra. Th» Day, Thursds.y t "ll)th, for the Sydenham Public' Cemetery, via South Belt and Colombo utieet, arriving Cemetery at 3.30 p.m. W. LANGFORD, Funeral Director and Embalrasr. rpHE Friends ol Mr Johi; and Mrs Jaa* JL Maindonald, late of West Eyreton, ax* invited, to attend the Funeral'of thoir law son, John Thomas, which will leave their residence. Office rovid, St. AYbaxia, on Friday, at 2.30 p.m., for tiie Panavui Churohyiid. GEORGE BARBELL, Un3ertaUer and Embalmer. . l^j* THE Friend*' of the late' Jesae Paintin we invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his residence, Hororats, April 11th at 3,80 p.m., for the Church of England Ceme tcry. 'W. PRESTIDPK, Undertaker. 13." T LAMB AND SOS UNDERTAKERS AND EMKALMERS. No. S5 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 539. r* 808 B A R R E L L XX UNDERTAICER AND EiIBALMER. POLISHED ENGLISH OAK OB RIMU COFFINS Are Kept in Stock for Urgent Orders. Telegrams or Telephone Orders by Nighl ox Day Receive Immediate Attention. OFFICE: 53 DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Workshops, etc.: 232-and 234 St. Asaph street Telephone 721. MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE. J. T A I T, Corner o£ Cashel street and Montreal street (Opooaite DriiisheU), MANUFACTURER and IMPORTER of All Descrpition3 of Monumentai Work. Best Quality and Lowest Prices. Inspection Invited. Established 18C3. 1 Gv7. J. PARSONS, MONUMENTAL MASON, MANCHESTER STREET, Monuments and Headstones in Marble, Granite, and Sione. NEWEST uESIGNS. All Work Guaranteed. LOWEST PRICES. Concrete lierbinga, Iron Railing*. Inspection Specially Invited. 6414