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Public Notices PAPARUA COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICE OF IMPOUNDING AND OF PROPOSED SALE OF IMPOUNDED STOCK The Impounding Act 1955, Section 46 (2). The undermentioned stock having been seized for Impounding at Halswell, Is Impounded at the County Pound, Pound Rd. Yaldhurst. Description of stock. 2 horses bay gelding, 1 with white blaze. Notice is hereby given that unless claimed by the owner and all charges paid, the stock will be sold by Public Auction under the provisions of the Impounding Act 1955 at the Council Office, 149 Main South Rd, Sockburn at 9 a.m. on Monday, September 10, 1984. Dated this 31st day of August 1984. Signed B.L. Mooar, County Clerk.

RULES FOR WHITEBAIT FISHING THE RESTRICTIONS THAT apply to whitebait fishing in the North and South Islands (except the West Coast) and in the Chatham Islands are as follows: OPEN SEASONS (a) The whitebait season in the North Island is from August 1 to November 30. (b) The South Island season Is from September 1 to * November 14. (c) The Chatham Islands season is from December 1 to February 29. NETS (a) Whitebait nets which have a net mouth bigger than 4.5 m and which are greater than 3.5 m in overall length are prohibited. j (b) The use of more than one whitebait net at any time is also prohibited. (c) Every person who uses a whitebait net must I remain within 10m of that net. ■ FISHING GEAR LENGTH Setting any fishing gear that exceeds one-third ■ of the width of the stream and is greater than 6m in ; total length is not permitted. , RESTRICTED HOURS No person is allowed to fish for whitebait during the open season between the hours of 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. If you require further information, contact your local Fishery Officer. Constituted 1913 RICCARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL ESTIMATES OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE AND NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE AND LEVY RATES FOR 1984/85 PURSUANT to Section 121 of the Local Government Act 1974 notice is hereby given that the council has approved its Estimates of receipts and expenditure for the year ending March 31,1985 and a copy of the Estimates is available for inspection at the Borough Office. A summary of the Estimates is as follows: PROPOSED EXPENDITURE $ Debit Balance April 1, 1984 96,668 Administration, Inspection and Licensing, Town Planning, Central Services 279,337 Plant and machinery operating and purchase 325,482 Roads, streets and bridges, off street parking, footpaths, litter control .... 1,144,610 Refuse collection, Metro Refuse Scheme, conveniences and rest rooms 117,655 Water Supply 109,800 Recreation, cultural and Civic amenities 254,565 Housing and Property 1,341,933 Elderly Persons Housing 304,339 Dog control, hydatids dosing 12,660 Electricity Trading 350,250 Electricity Supply 3,707,164 Ad Hoc authority Rates 835,045 Credit balance March 31, 1985 157,365 $9,036,873 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS $ Ordinary Revenue 5,202,115 Subsidies and Grants 278,284 Loans and Special Funds 2,012,329 RICCARTON BOROUGH RATES $ General 468,895 Water 89,550 Refuse 105,655 664,100 Riccarton Town Centre differential rate.. 45,000 AD HOC AUTHORITY RATES $ North Canterbury Catchment Board 51,253 Christchurch Drainage Board... 535,697 Christchurch Transport Board.. 248,095 835,045 $9,036,873 Pursuant to Section 52 of the Rating Act 1967 notice is hereby given that the Riccarton Borough Council intends, at a meeting to be held on September 17, 1984, to make and levy the rates as shown hereunder for the year ending March 31,1985 on the basis of the land value or capital value of all rateable properties in the Rate Rolls for the Borough currently in force—(l) A General Rate of 0.9079 dollars per cent land value (pursuant to Section 136 Local Government Act 1974). (2) A water rate of 0.1608 dollars per cent land value to every separately rateable property connected to the supply with a minimum rate of $lO and a half water rate (0.804 dollars per cent and land value) to properties not connected to the supply but within 100 metres of it with a minimum rate of $5 (pursuant to Section 143 (1) (j) Local Government Act 1974). (3) A refuse rate of 0.2110 dollars per cent land value on all properties from which the council is prepared to remove refuse (pursuant to Section 143 (1) (f) Local Government Act 1974). (4) A Riccarton Town Centre differential loan rate of 0.6340 dollars per cent on the land value of properties in the differential rating area (pursuant to Sections 147 plus 147 A Local Government Act 1974 and Section 47 Local Authorities Loans Act 1956). (5) North Canterbury Catchment Board Rates of 0.10249 dollars per cent land value (as directed by the Board pursuant to the Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Act 1941). (6) Christchurch Drainage Board rates of total 0.41798 dollars per cent capital value (as directed by the Board pursuant to Christchurch District Drainage Act 1951). (7) Christchurch Transport Board rates of 0.19348 dollars per cent capital value (as directed by the Board pursuant to Christchurch Tramway District Act 1920). Notice is further given that the whole of the abovementioned rates will be due and payable on Wednesday, September 19, 1984 and an additional charge of 10 per cent will be added to all rates not paid on or before Wednesday, March 20, 1985. The Valuation Rolls and rate records are open ; for inspection without feee at the Borough Office, ) 199 Clarence Street, during normal office hours. 1 \ J. B. SKINNER : August 28, d’B4 Town Clerk and Treasurer