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AUCTIONS. EVANS AND BULL. 84 HEREFORD STREET W. AUCTIONEERS. EARLY FLOWERS, ETC. 4 1 ACRES—Handy Hillside Land, planted with 80,000 bulbs, violets, strawberries, gladioli. This is a business with a big future. FOURROOMED MODERN BUNGALOW and Outbuildings. Asking £llsO. Terms. Inquiry invited. 202/68 ARMAGH STREET, CENTRAL. DEPOSIT—Price only £575, for VERY VALUABLE SECTION with 5-ROOMED HOUSE and conveniences; 8 minutes’ walk from Square. 76/70 CLOSE SHIRLEY GOLF LINKS. MUST SELL. VACANT. 2JL ACRES, with first-class 6-roomed 4 up-to-date Home. VERY NICE GROUNDS. WITH WELL-GROWN TREES AND SHRUBS. Garage. ASKING £I6OO, easiest terms. NOW VACANT. An inspection costs nothing and this is a most appealing home which_ can be bought right. 224/68 VACANT POSSESSION. £?A i y —NEAR corner Papanui road I an( j Bealey avenue—s-roomed house with modern conveniences. Easy terms. 223/68 MAGNIFICENT GRASS FARM. 3 MILES FROM CATHEDRAL SQUARE. 9A ACRES of the very best grazing land, not too wet and not too dry. GOOD 4-ROOMED HOUSE with complete outbuildings. ESTATE MUST BE WOUND UP. Terms given. We invite inquiry. ___ 41/70 NEAR CULVERDEN. CKft ACRES, GOVERNMENT MORTGAGEE SALE. Vacant. Offer wanted. Agricultural and pastoral farm; 18 inches black loam. ALL BUILDINGS. Small deposit and bal-. ance at 4t per cent. only. We invite early inquiry. 41/70. LEASES. 7KA ACjk.ES, GRAZING, all buildl tJV ing S . North Canterbury. £l5O yearly.

Q1 ACRES, RICCARTON, Govern- — ment. £2OO for improvements. IKA ACRES, GRAZING, all buildings. 25s acre. *7O ACRES, carry 25 cows; all build- •** ' ings. £45 half-yearly.

ADJOINS NORTH CANTERBURY TOWNSHIP. UK ACRES (over) FIRST-CLASS MIXED FARM, wheat, cows, etc. 4-roomed house and outbuildings. £I9OO, terms. Say £2OO down. VACANT, WORTH INSPECTING. Very keen seller. 145/67 VACANT. AVONSIDE. OKA DEPOSIT. FIRST-CLASS 5ROOMED BUNGALOW, £875. Can we show you over? NEAR LEESTON. NOTE TERMS. 1 ACRES, suitable mixed farming. £lO Acre OR CLOSE OFFER. £IOO deposit and balance on easy mortgage. Five-roomed house, stable, cowshed, etc. Wants tidying up. but is good value. Can we show you over? EVANS and BULL, 84 Hereford street W. Auctioneers. X 6154 COUNTY COUNCILS. TAWERA COUNTY COUNCIL. IN THE MATTER OF The Counties Act, 1920, The Rating Act, 1925. and Amendments thereto. ESTIMATE prepared and approved by the Tawera County Council, pursuant to Section 2, SubSection 4, of The Counties Amendment Act, 1931. showing for the period of twelve months commencing on the first day of April, 1938, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1939: (1) The proposed expenditure of the said Council:— (a) On administration, including salaries, office and legal expenses, audit, valuation, printing, advertising, insurance, etc. (b) On hospital levy payable to the North Canterbury Hospital Board .. (c) On maintenance of roads and bridges (d) On maintenance of reserves, cemetery, tree planting, and contingencies Total (2) The sums available for the above purposes:— (a) From credit balance at beginning of year (b) From outstanding rates, rents, etc. (c) rents, licence fees, , etc. (d) From Government subsidy on General Rates .. Total (3) The additional sum required is (4) The total rateable value of the property on the Valuation Roll is .. ■ • 428,665 (5) The General Rate thereon necessary to raise the required sum is five-eighths of a penny (gd) in the pound NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with the provisions of The Rating Act, 1925, Sections 51 to 58, and The Counties Act, 1920, Section 120, that it is the intention of the Tawera County Council, at its next meeting to be held on TUESDAY, the sth day of July, 1938, to make and levy a General Rate of five-eighths of a penny in the pound on the rateable value of the whole of the rateable property in the Tawera County. Such rate to be for the period commencing on the Ist day of April, 1938, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1939, and to be due and payable in one sum on THURSDAY, the 18th day of AUGUST, 1938, at the Tawera County Council Office, Springfield. The Valuation Roll is open for inspection during ordinary office hours. £ 383 608 745 160 1,896 157 184 205 250 796 1,100

G. L. POPPLE. County Clerk. Springfield, 16th June, 1938. 9972 AMURI COUNTY COUNCIL. RATES 1938-39. "PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given in A accordance with the provisions of “The Rating Act, 1925” sections 51/59 and “The Counties Act, 1920” Section 120, "The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1926” and amendments thereto, that it is the intention of the Amuri County Council, at its meeting to be held on the Ist day of July, 1938, to make and levy a General Rate of one penny in the pound (Id in the £1) in each of the Hanmer, Pahau, Waiau, Rotherham and Lyndon Ridings; such rates to be on the Capital Value of all rateable properties on the Valuation Rolls of the County of Amuri, and a Water Race Maintenance charge of 2/3rds of a penny in the £1 on all rateable property in the Waiau Plains Water Race district. Such rates to be for a period of one year commencing on the Ist day of April, 1938, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1939, and payable in one sum at the Council Office, Culverden, on the Ist day of September, 1938. Valuation Rolls are now open for inspection without fee during office hours at the Council Chambers, Culverden. The rate book will be open for inspection from Ist August, 1938, at the Council Chambers, Culverden. H. M. SEARLE, County Clerk. CULVERDEN, 16th June, 1938. 9990 rpHE COMMERCIAL OFFICE OF 1 “THE PRESS” IS OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. to receive Advertisements for the following day’s issue. AFTER 10 PJM. ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE PRINTER, on the first floor. <