CITY RATES

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20956, 9 September 1933, Page 22

CITY RATES

COMPARISONS WHK, iM' l l TEAR fW; 1 SOME SLIGHT I The rate demands ibi 1 Christchurch city ntepvpZSm . 1933-34 compared with iJWi ; 1932-33 show slight mwSfly some instances and sliA aZßiff in others. Increases arte iiaiiSHg l ! to the slightly higher 581 church Drainage Board"s tajtfgjf| £700,000 special loaa arei taSSES the districts on the outskat%gflg city), and to the slightly ijlr if levy made by the Ncrtfc Sgff m bury Hospital Board. 11» (SSI 1[ church City Council, io fe*«fcj| m acts as collector for the ItaSz I Board and the Hospital BtaaStW H City Council's own genial w%l* H 1933-34 is the same as Jar B The rates payable oa pwZSp H in different parts of Uje m compared with those paid tmWe B 33 show variations as fgAaiomTS' H properties to which the %J||C m late having been taken waSHE" W

Central Business Pt«§griH|h i On business premises m %mL 1 tral portion of the ary„ iaMC 1 some of a high value ant iflflr 8 low value, the compaaaw»''{'Hß B

Although the rates for BMlii. &L not due till September %jhßk ratepayers already have_#isi||| their liabilities, the It!cai s , »jißK day amounting to about *IHnH «* 10 per cent, penalty «m wnWli j* will be imposed on Mardi §& Of recent years ixwre jg have taken advantage of I|§| II 9b rangement whexeunder. if pay their rates m instMmn||H I| a rough estimate is that wH|§ If per cent, of the total B«gfB |f ratepayers do so. In swan IPhB ft the instalments are el voy'M M

1933-34 WUm 1 District. s. d, inSfc i Central .. 1018 17 11 im |1 B Linwood f 1 ? t *ll ■ Sydenham i i ! J'ii if St. Albans H,! 5 all 1 B Papanui .. ££ * *l! H Woolston 10 18 1 MM B St. Martins 11 15 6 if 11 B Spreydon n n ii nig ■ Avonside 14 14 1 H|B B North 'Mfi if Linwood 11 3 7 Hil ■

1933-14. ■ £. 5. cL fcjftf 11 l' Colombo street 75 7 a HHH# Manchester street 229 IS 0 Iftli J Cashel street 1161 19 11 «f!| Colombo street 300 IS 11 nil; J 1 " l Cashel street §33 9 2 Wmm.\\ m ll»