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Press, 28 February 1980, Page 32

Public Notices . I, RODERICK BRIAN GAR- ’ DINER, of 60 Hoani Street, Christchurch 5, Driver (W.C.C.). hereby publicly dej. clare that I will not be re- . sponsible for any debts coni traded in my name without s my written authority. t. ——; —————————— RICCARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL f INCREASES IN 5 ELECTRICITY CHARGES PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Ricearlon Borough Council has resolved to increase the charges for electricity to those set out as follows. The increased rates are to be charged on - all accounts for the readings made on and after the Ist day of April, 1980. DOMESTIC SUPPLY Lighting, Heating and Cooking: Uncontrolled Units 4.0 e Controlled Units 3.2 c COMMERCIAL SUPPLY All Uncontrolled Units 9.5 s Controlled Water Heating and Night Storage 3.2 c Controlled Space Heating ■ 5.0 c Baking Units High Rate 8.5 c Low Rate 5.0 c INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Bulk 24-Hour Supply All Units 2.5 c Per Kilowatt ¥26 Ordinary All Units 8.7 c OTHER NON-DOMESTIC SUPPLY Hall, Clubrooms Uncontrolled Units 8.5 c Controlled Units 5.0 c Schools, Clubs and other Non-profit Organisations All Uncontrolled Units 5.0 c Temporary arid Builders Supply 15.0 c Lighted Grounds Uncontrolled 15.0 e Controlled Units 8.5 c Sale Yards, All Units 20.0 c Public Swimming Pools 2.3 c Other Public Lighting 2.3 c CENTRAL CANTERBURY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD SCHEDULE OF MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICITY CHARGES TO APPLY FROM APRIL 1. 1980 F.(l) BUILDERS TEMPORARY SUPPLIES: SERVICE LINES Small Buildings: ] a. Standard charge (pay- • able in advance for 1 service lines not over 1 60ft — i Single Phase ... $77 : Three Phase .. $92 • b. Units in excess of * 180, charged at 8.435 c. 1 Supply will be given ’ for 3 months, after which period the Industrial rate fixed charge will be effective in addition to any unit charge. Large Buildings: } a. Standard charge (pay- ' able in advance) for J service lines not over 1 60ft — I Single Phase .. 577 1 Three Phase .. $92 i b. Power to be paid for i at Rate C.l or C.2 I (Meters to be read bi- 1 monthlv). F. BUILDERS TEMPORARY SUPPLIES: UNDERGROUND CABLES — DOMESTIC SUPPLY a. Standard charge (pay- n able in advance) for J undeground service cables' not over 60ft > provided the tem- ' porary cabling is later f utilised (without addi- , tional labour costs) as 5 the permanent supply: J Single Phase .. $4O v b. Units in excess of J .180, charged at 8.485 c. 1 Supply will be given for 3 months, after which period the In- v dusrtial rate fixed charge will be effective in addition to any unit charge. GENERAL — Any length of service lines or cables in excess of 60ft ~ will be a direct charge to the builder. Builders must provide the required safety equipment and afford housing for the Board’s meters. Ii G. STREET LIGHTING s (Electricity and lamp re- o placement fo” tb“ "ghttng I of public areas only). E Per S Annum 9 55 watt Sodium 537.20 ~ 90 watt Sodium $46.56 135 watt Sodium 125 watt Mercury $35.52 1 250 watt Mercury Sus.a4 S 400 watt Mercury $65.56 I 2/30 watt Floures- j cent $24.36 a 240 watt Floures- r cent — power a only $34.32 100 watt incandescent $26.70 200 watt Incandescent $43.50 333 watt Incandescent $47.64 200 watt Pedestrian Crossing $64.44 300 watt Pedestrian Crossing $84.54 800 watt Pedestrian Crossing $187.26 1000 watt Pedestrian Crossing $225.48 UNMETERED COMMUNITY LIGHTING: Available at Board’s discretion, maintained by the consumer, controlled between the hours of dusk to dawn by consumer provided relay, $1.26 per month for each light up to 100 watts. (This charge provides for electricity only, larger lights will be charged on a nro-rata basis.) H. TELEPHONE BOOTHS: Flat rate of $2.67 each per month. ACCOUNTS under above tariffs will be rendered at the discretion of the Board. Where monthly charges are nominated these will be adjusted to the appropriate period. S. E. SLATTER, General Manager. )