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PUBLIC NOTICES RANGIORA MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB COMPETITION. Ist—No. 1590: Mrs McMillan, Amberley. 2nd—No. 1558; Mrs Ginders, Amberley. 3rd—No. 1039: Mr McNeil, Rangiora. MATCHLESS HOCKEY CLUB. MATCHLESS HOCKEY CLUB. WINNING NO. 149, H. ARMSTRONG. NGATI-OTAUTAHI MAORI COMMUNITY CENTRE. RESULT OF COMPETITION: Ist Prize, Mr C. Bennett, Dept. Maori Affairs, Wellington. 2nd Prize, Mr Ratauu, Christchurch. 3rd Prize, Mrs T. Stirling, 138 Stanmore road. _ AT THE COMMISSIONING OF THE NEW R.N.Z.N.V.R. HEADQUARTERS, AT 10.30 TODAY, THE CAPTAIN WOULD BE DELIGHTED TO SEE EX OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE R.N.Z.N.V.R. DIVISIONS. 2916 ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND (Christchurch Branch). THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN, MR GEORGE WOOD, Discusses NEW ZEALAND’S BALANCE OF PAYMENTS PROBLEM. Date: WEDNESDAY. 22nd JULY, 1953. Place: THE LIBRARY, CANTERBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Worcester street. Time: 8 P.M. Members reminded, others interested cordially invited. R. H. MURRAY, , Secretary. 2849 MAIN CROP POTATO GROWERS CANTERBURY THE Chairman of the Potato Board, Mr F. C. Jurgens, will visit various districts to discuss with growers the problems of the Main Crop Potato Industry. Mr Jurgens will be accompanied by Mr J. H. Claridge, Government member on the Board, and Mr G. H. Blair, growers' representative for the Central Ward. An invitation is extended to producers and prospective producers from the surrounding districts to attend any of the meetings which have been arranged as follows : TUESDAY, July 21—Darfield Memorial Hall, 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY, July 22—Leeston A. and P Room;, 8 P.M. THURSDAY, July 23—Rangiora A. and P. Assn. Hall, 8 P.M. M. P. H. ROUSHAM Executive Officer, Potato Board, Convener. 4539 HORORATA RABBIT DESTRUCTION COMMITTEE. At a meeting held at Hororata on the 7th July, it was decided to lay Poison throughout the district, between the 20th and 25th July. Ail Farmers affected with rabbits are asked to co-operate. Poison and information available from Committee or ’Phone 21K, Hororata. Please watch your dogs. 754 MALVERN COUNTY COUNCIL WATER RACES NOTICE is hereby given that any Person interfering with water-race control gauges will be prosecuted. By Order of the Council. A. I. FREEMAN, Acting-County Clerk. Darfield. 1 2453 PROPOSED ALTERATIONS OF BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH, AND THE COUNTIES OF WAIMAIRI AND HEATHCOTE. The Local Government Commission, in pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities conferred upon it by the Local Government Commission Act, 1946, on 15th July, 1953, promulgated two Final Schemes providing as follows: (1) That nine areas be excluded from the County of Waimairi and included in the City of Christchurch; (2) (a) That five areas be excluded from the County of Heathcote and included in the City of Christchurch; and (b) That the Estuary of the Avon and Heathcote Rivers be included in the City of Christchurch. Copies of the Final Schemes are lodged and may be inspected, together with a map delineating the areas, at the offices of the Christchurch City and Heathcote County Councils, Christchurch; the Waimairi County Council, Papanui; and the Local Government Commission, Wellington.—W. A. BRYAN, Acting Secretary, Local Govt. Commission, Box 8030, Govt. Bldgs., Wellington. 2891 HEATHCOTE COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE AND LEVY RATES FOR THE YEAR 1953-54. IN the matter of “The Counties Act, 1920,” "The Rating Act, 1925,” and amendments thereto. An estimate prepared and approved by the Heathcote County Council, showing for the period beginning on the Ist day of April. 1953, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1954. 1. The proposed expenditure of the said Council is:— £ (a) Administration, including salaries, legal, audit, advertising, and stationery .. 3,800 (b) Donations and grants .. 140 (c) General expenses .. 930 (d) Roads and services ~ 18.475 (e) Main highways .. .. 3,300 (f) Contingencies .. .. 500 (g) Debit balance, 1/4/53 .. 590 Total .. .. .. 27.735 2. The sums available for the above purposes are:— £ (a) Subsidy on rates .. 2.500 (b) Licences and fees .. 3,475 (c) Main highways subsidy .. 3,675 (d) Commissions and sundry receipts .. .. .. 500 10,150 3. The additional sum required is 17,585 4. The total capital value of the property on the Valuation Roll is £3,593,100. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Council will at a Special Meeting to be held on Friday, the 31st day of July, 1953, make and levy the following rates: A General Rate of 1 5-32 d in the £ in the Avonside Riding, lid in the « in the Bromley Riding, Id in the £ in the Hillsborough Riding, Id in the £ in the Valley Riding, lid in the £ in the Cashmere Riding, Id in the £ in the Mt. Pleasant Riding, all on the Capital Value of the rateable property in such Ridings in the County of Heathcote. A Fire Protection Rate of 7-32 d in the £ on the value of buildings in the Murray Aynsley Hill Special Rating Area of the Hillsborough Riding. A Hospital and Charitable Aid Rate of l-3d in the £ on the Capital Value of al! rateable property in the County of Heathcote. A Water Rate in the Cashmere. Mt. Pleasant, and Hillsborough Ridings in respect of the ordinary water supply within the meaning of the Heathcote Water Bylaw. 1933: (a) Upon all land and buildings to which water is supplied. 1. Where the Annual Value does not exceed £l2 10s, a rate of 10s. 2. Where the Annual Value exceeds £l2 10s, a rate of 2 per cent, on such value in the case of the Cashmere Riding, a rate of 21 per cent, on such value in the case of the Hillsborough Riding, and a rate of 3} per cent, on such value in the case of the Mt. Pleasant Riding, provided that in no case shall the rate for the ordinary supply be less than 10s per annum. (b) Upon all land and buildings to which water can be. but is not supplied. situated within 100 yards of any part of the water works, a rate of one half of the rates above mentioned, with a minimum charge of ss. Special rates for the purpose of meeting the annual interest and sinking fund charges, such rates to be levied on the Rateable Capital Value of all rateable property in the several special loan rating areas as follows: 1. A rate of id in the £ in the Murray

Aynsley Water Supply Loan Area in the Hillsborough Riding. 2. The following Conversion Loan Rates in the respective Ridings as under:— Avonside Riding .. 5-32 d in £ Bromley Riding .. l-32d in £ Cashmere Riding .. 7-64 d in £ Mt. Pleasant Riding 7-64 d in £ The whole of the above rates to be for the period commencing on the Ist day of April. 1953, and ending on the'3lst day of March. 1954, and shall be pavable in one sum at the office of the Heathcote Countv Council on the 3rd day of August, 1953. and shall be subject to an additional ten per centum (10%) penalty if not paid by the 3rd day of March, 1954. The Valuation Roll and Classification Lists are now onen for inspection at the office of the Council during business hours. A. E. AMYES, Countv Clerk. Dated at Christchurch this 15th dav of July, 1953. 2973 ROSE MARIE DINING ROOMS Gloucester street (next Regent Furnishings) UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Tasty Meals in Bright, Clean Surroundings. Quick - Service. Hot Dinners: 11.30 a.m.-2 p.m. and 4.30-7 p.m. Full 3 Courses 3/-. OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS. 4798