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CITY COONCEU 8. 940 Colombo street, Mrs Donaldson's shop. ..39. Colombo Blreet, St. ATbarss Publio Library. ( SYDENHAM AST) SPREYDOX V 40. Lincoln road, Baptist Church. Schoolroom. 41. Dicken'a street, Oddfellows Hall. 42. Selwyn and Harman streaia, Methodist Church Schoolroom. 43. South Crescent road and Selwyn street Union MetaotLst Churoh Schoolroom. 44. Barring-ton street. Old Spreydon Borough Council Chambers. 45. Battersea street, Salvation Army Young People's Hall. 45. Lawson street, Sydenham Football Club rooms. 47. Co'ombo street, • Sydenham Publio Library. 48. street, Be-kenham Hall. 49. BecTtpnhMn Pari, rr.prqueo. 60. St. Martin's and Wilson's road, Mr H. J. Harbison's store. 61. Waltham road, Public Library. 62 Shnkpsjeare road WnKh-'m ria-'l. 63. Fnlssmvo street, Tram Car, Tramway Yard. 54. Church road, Opawa, St, Mark's Church Schoolroom. •istehurch, pril 17th, 1923. H. R. SMITH, Returning- Officer IN THE MATTER OF "THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT 1a20," "THE LOCAL BODIES LOANS ACT i'JiC "THE LOCAL ELECTIONS POLLS ACT 1903," AND THEIR AMENDMENTS: PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a Poll oi the ratepayers of the City of Christchurch and of all persons entitled to vote upon any proposal of the Cliristchurch City Council to raise a Loan in respect of the said City will be taken on Thursday, the 26th day of April, 1923, upjn the p.op-Bal as published in "The Press" newspaper on the 2Sth day of March and the 4th and 11th days of April, and to be again published in tho said newspaper .on the ISth day of April. 1923, to raise a Special Loan of Thirty-Five Thousand Pounds (£35,000) for the purposes: (1) To re-build, re-model, and enlarge the premises formerly comprised in the Alexandra Hall and its adjuncts and other offices on that part of the Council's land in Manchester street adjoining _ the Municipal Offices now in course of erection; (2) to ..supply all things necessary or incidental thereto, including tho necessary furnishings. The Poll will commence at 9 o'clock in the Forenoon and will close at 7 o'clock in the afternoon of the said day at the Polling Places os aet out below: CENTRAL. 1 and 2. Durham street, Art Gallery (Principal. 3. Beuiey avenue, Knox Church sohool-to-rn. 4. Ma-aras and Aberdeen streets,' Marquee. 6. Oxford terrace, Foresters HalL 6. Worcester fetrcet, Oiange Hull. 7. Madias St. John's Church Scnoolroom. 8. Tuam and Antigua streets, St. Andrew's Church Schoolroom. 9. Durham street, St. Michael's Church Schoolroom. 10. St. Asaph street, Oddfellows' Hall. 11. Barbadoea street, Hibernian Hall. 12. Fitzgerald avenue, Methodist Churoh Schoolroom. 13. Stanmore and River roads, Marquee. 14. r. tanmore road, Methodist Church Schoolroom. LINWOOD, BROMLEY AND WOOLSTON. 15. Fitzgerald avenue, Salvation Army Barracks 16. Worcester street, Linwood Publio Library. 17. Rolieston street, Oddfellows' Hall. 18. Linwood avenue and Worcester street, Baptist Church. 19. Swims road Bridge, Avonside, Marquee, 20. Gloucester street and Woodham road, Marquee. 21. Buckley's road and Carnarvon street, St. Chad's Churoh Schoolroom. 22. Tuam street and Matheson'fl road, Drainage Board Pumping Station, Marquee. 23. Leyden street, Social Hall. . 21. Charles and Grafton streets, Marquee. 25. Aldwin's road, St. Peters Churoh Schoolroom, 26. Woolston, Old Borough Council Chambers. ST. ALBANS AND PAPANUI. 27. Merivale Lano, Mr M. Musgrove'e Shed. 28. Rugby street, Methodist Church School-ro-m. 29. Biown's road and Innes rood, Shed. 30. Papanui, St. Paul's Church Schoolroom. 30a. Papanui, next to 354 Papanui road, Marquee. 81. Cranford Btreet, Salvation Army Hall. 82. Warrington and Fiockton streets, Marquee. 83. Madras street North, near Edgeware road, Methodist Church Schoolroom. 34. Hills road, Congregational Churoh Schoolroom. 85. Randall street, Presbyterian Church Schoolroom. 36. Barbadoes and Dean streets. Marquee. 87. i 940 Colombo street, Mrs Donaldson's shop, 88. Colombo street, St. Albans Publio Library. SYDENHAM AND SPREYDON. 89. Lincoln road, Baptist Church Schoolroom, 40. Dickons street, Oddfellows' Hall . 41. telwyn and Harman streets, Methodist Church Schoolroom, 42. South Crescent road and Selwyn street Union Methodist Church Schoolroom. 43. Barrington street, Old Spreydon Borough Council Chambers. 44. Battersea street, Salvation Army Young People's Hall. 45. Lawson street, Sydenham Football Club Rdom3. 46. Colombo street, Sydenham Public Library. 47. Somerfield street, Beckenham Hall. 48. Beckenham Park, Marquee. 49. St. Martins and Wilson's roads, Mr H. J. Harbison's store. 50. Waltham road, Public Library. 61. Shakespeare road, Waltham Hall. 52. Fa".sgrave street, Tram Car, Tramway Yard. 63. Church road, Opawa, St. Mark's Church Schoolroom. HENRY T. 0". THACKER, Mnvor. H. R. SMITH, Returning Officer, Christchurch. 5732 PROPOSED BY-LAW NO. 10. "3UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Christchurch City Council held in the City Council Cha: ber, Oxford terrace, Christchurch, at o'clock p.m. on Monday, the 26th day o£ March, 1923, a resolution was adopted tP take a By-law which may be cited as ' J-'he Christchurch By-law No. 10." The following is the proposed By-law:— • In pursuance of the powers and. authorities vested in them by "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920," and each -and every other power and authority thereunto m that behalf enabling them, the Christchurch City Council, acting on behalf of the Mayor, Councillors and Citizens of the City ot Christchurch, make and or3ain this By-law. (1) The short title of this By-law ehail be "The Chfistchurch By-law I«o. 10. (2) Section 554 of The Christchurch Bylaw No. 1" is hereby repealed and the following is substituted therefor: Meters may be fixed by the Council at tho expense of the consumer # either within or outside of the premises ot the consumer, and shall (if on the premises of the consumer) be protected by the consumer in a manner to be approved bv the Council. For eacfl meter supplied bv the Council there shall be paid to the Council such annual chanre not exceeding 10s per meter as the Council may by- resolution, from time to time determine. Ihe Council reserves the right to fix its own loclc upon any meter. This By-law shall come into force on the l«t dav of Mav, 1923. And it is hereby further publicly notified that the foregoing resolution will he submitted to an ordinary meeting of the Christchurch City Council, to be held in the City Council Chamber, situate in Oxford terrace, Christchurch, at 7.30 p.m. on Monday, the 23rd day of April, 1923, for confirmation as a Special 'Order, and that a copy of the said proposed By-law is deposited at the oSce of the Christchurch City Council, situate in Oxford terrace, Christchurch, and is open for inspection by the public during office hours. H. E. EMITH, Town Clerk. By order, Christchurch, March 27th, 1923. 4240 IS THE MATTER OF "THE MUNICIPAL , CORPORATIONS ACT. 1920," "THE LOCAL BODIES LOANS ACT, 1913, AND "THE LOCAL ELECTIONS AND • POLLS ACT, 1908." IT is hereby publicly notified that the Christchurch City Council desires to ob-