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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16272, 24 July 1918, Page 11

I ; THAMWAY BOARD, -ZfSatCBCB TBAMTOT BOABP. i *£« ' \ MONDAY, the 15th day of I Resolution was paeeed making < 06d in the £ upon th© Rateable I in the St. Martin's Tramway 1 tiftfLliag Area, according to the Capital < ttfowia tOT a deficiency of £607 Is i s* l of the St. Martin's Tramway .. I'"fended MARCH 31st, 1918, and i authorising th© collection of ? by the Christchurch City Oancfl * county Council t in r»P®ct k lying within, the jurisdiction of 'i \ submitted for & « Ordinary Meeting of the e«2*r?to be held on MONDAY August '< & ia at i p.m., in tho Board Boom, t «tS?jwet. F Christchurch this l€th day of s; dr. FRANK THOMPSON, Ongral Manager and Secretary. I COUNCILS. COUNTY COUNCIL BOAD UNSAFE. «n(S IS HEREBY GIVEN that the f J Qufctchurc h-Littlo River road is unjj, tiaffio along Lake Forsyth. H. LEWTHWAITE, County Clerk. % 0 ""— ' COUKTX COUNCIIi. -fftjoßY give notice, under the Pfw® by '"l'he Countiee Act, 1906, _ , whTlUtii Act, lMd," end Amena- : toeto, that it is tho intenuon of tho ' County Councii, at their next Ordin.ftSE?V» be teld °s °l ■ QJlnv to and LEVI » r 'ifRRAL BATE OF NINE-SIXTEENTHS in the £ sterling, on the RateL'Ss of all the Bateablc Property a* on the Valuation Rolls of both ytiaiih snd the South Ridings of tho ! with the County ; By-laws to MAKE and LEVY a f- Of THREEPENCE HALFi vet acre, minimum ton shillings J & ih ? benefited in the Eyre f i LEVY WATER - *bA CHARGES of SIXPENCE (6d) ■ Minimum five shillings (ss), and of «■ SffWSNY (Id) in the £ storUng on the ' .h< d improvements on all such land m " Lamm's Creek Water Race District. K MAKE and LEVY WATEIR ft „d CHARGES of SIXPENCE (6d) 6v„ shillings (ss), and of jfi SgfflTUY HALF-PENNY (ljd) in the £ iW'on the valuo of improvements, and * sSI Bate equal to the above amountß ' iSto Interest on the cost of Conatruc- < : /I d such lands in the Gamman's Ciwlto Raco District. - itl Uw above rates to ho for the period . ™JglS on the Ist day of APRTL, 1918, ; %fiS:on the 81st day of MARCH. 1919. .1 f/i i» due ""d navoble in one sum on too I (111 iw of AUGUST, 1918, at the Council * A* Oxforf- , .. ■ Hi Bate Book will he open for inspection i tied fo6 during ofEoe hours. i R. H. GAINSFORD, 'County Clerk. hfad. 18th July. 1918. G221 WANTED. SUMNER. . a I/iBTBD to Exchange, Splendidly-built * V MOOSE 7 rooms, very best position in for really well-built RESIDENCE, r" modern conveniences, good suburb, ; =I°*® tram. w WATSON'S STORE, Sumner. fHEN ia doubt buy a •'l.liii.AND tly £ •• WATER BAG. ' The quality of the 'lA&isd the Workmanship are guarani Jtolu the very best. Procurable from ~ Chemists and Stores. F4683 * MZ MADE PICKLES .are always tasty i I when made with vOOLDEN BKEW VJLNEGAE, Ul't* all Giooere, ONE SHILLING por H4586-U313

mIbLSON'S Sale To-day—Opportunity • f A'lttMtal Eoonomy. Coloured Blouses Da j j;te 6d. 4s lid, 5s 6d. N64CI ■■>{ nrHtiLsliJi'S Sale To-day—Ladies' White : llfo'Blonsta Da>lld, lis 6d. N6401 TjMnr.RON'S Sale To-day—Ladies' Tan Bloomers, special value, 2s Lid. . .fe. N6401 ; ICBOLBON'S Sale To-day—Ladies' Flan:Mbtte Underskirts; So 6d, 8s lid, 4s 6d. j - N6401 \ ICHOLSON'S Sale To-day—Sample Cm- " vfciu Is 6d. Save your money by buyJ iififc-' ' N6401 | MOLSON'S Sale Ttvdaj—Children's « sJToollen and Corduroy Tarns Ss 6d. See tffiadow*. 6401 | IwOLSON'S Sale~T»day—Specially Ro- % Ladies' Corsets, 4s 6d, 6s lid. tjiSgaina here. N6401 6®ifED to Lease, a Mixed Farm, up to 1 Acres. Full particulars from P. ■ twin and Co.. 161 Cashel street., D244M33 WHAT IS y JMCOMA HEALTH TREATMENT? " wi',.'.* .Qyr* 1 " • Medicine, not Surgery. It deals 'I wyvwith the CAUSE of Hi-Health, and f to CUKE lmugestion, Conf Jbhuotional Disorders. DHtKOMA HYDROPATHIC HEALTH SPECIALIST, ' D.1.C., Cashel street. t HOT WATER UAGS PRO,"®I)UCE A £>uUNu xniuHl & SLEEP ■r wSfNesing cold night. When buying ' 5 *(lWr Uader make sure of the brand. , Mi,-- - ■ a«o8l NOTICES. | of the -ate .fonn Tad will * SnM) 'his late residence, Prebbleton,. for cuoiuiiyura, on am'tiaaL, at- 1.30 p.m. LASttA'BD :f pBIND." ' 5597 | ypjhtiends of tho lata John Pioctor Mnl> , n*n'are. invited to attend h.s Funeral, . «»ill' leave his late, residence, 97 Hack- . on 'I'hursday, at 11 a m., for ' fflßm.': Cemetery. GEORirE BARRELL. : Kf-. i of the late Edward Dowling ffiWnaid will Wvo the residence of his I aMto B. M. Talbot, o5 Knowies street, ! on Friday, July S6th, at 11 a.m., S nf'Lmwoc'i Cemetery. J. LAMB and * Py,'-'- 6446 '• B A R R E L u, '*• | UNDERTAKER, iiODERN MOTOR HEARSES * KAMD MOTOR CARRIAGES. : , I ©B FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Garage : 235 Durham itrevt, I-"% 721. Night or Day. ' X>.A,l r'" Jr.' LAMB AND SON. RAL FURNISHERS HEARSES AND CARRIAGES FQR FUNERALS TO ANY PART it;/-' OF CANTERBURY. Ilik'aM LICHFIELD STREET. pphoae COQ Established 1873. !?/"•■ wO' L 4151

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