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Clutha Leader, Volume XLI, Issue 1, 10 July 1914, Page 6

i BOROUGH OP BALCLUTHA. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE FOR YEAR 1 ENDING MARCH" 31. 1915. . RECEIPTS. Outstanding Rates .. General Rate ol 3d in the £ on Unimproved Value (£75,323): .. Hospital and Charitable Aid—Rate'' of 3-16 d in £ on Capital Value (£189,038) .. ...: .. '..■ Sanitation .. .... Water Rate .. .... Subsidy on Rates Library Rates and Rents .. Library Subsidy I Dog Registration Reserve Licenses ..' .. Rents Cemetery Fees ' Auctioneers' and other Licenses Saleyard Dues Pound Fees Miscellaneous Receipts— Water Supply Sanitation Miscellaneous Carnegie Library EXPENDITURE. Outstanding Accounts Printing and Advertising .. Valuation Salaries and Allowances .. Fire Brigade Street Maintenance .. Insurance Audit Fees Traffic Bridge Street Lighting Reserves Pound Salcyards Dog Registration Mayor's Honorarium .. Cemetery ■ Library Hospital and Charitable Aid Sanitation .. Water Supply Office Expenses Subsidy to Brass Baud ... Sinking Fund Engineering Carnegie Library Miscellaneous Interest on Loans £4182 8 G

J. E. STEWART, LICENSED LAND & HOUSE AGENT, HAS FOE SALE:

4-roomed Dwelling, with § of an acre. Only £BO deposit required. 5-roomed Dwelling in centre of town. A snip—£44o. 5-roomed Dwelling, all conveniences. Very cheap. £515. 6-roomed Dwelling, J-acro section, and a bargain at £6OO. Don't delay and inspect tkis property. Good terms can be arranged for all of the above properties. 'FRANK F. MITCHELL, PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, Still carries on the Old-established PAINTING BUSINESS which he took over from his father some time ago, and solicits a continuance of the liberal support which the business has enjoyed in the past. PAINTING. GRAINING. SIGNWRITING. PAPERHANGING. GLAZING. Or any other kind of Decorative Work undertaken at shortest notice. BALCLUTHA. H. GUNTHORP. BALCLUTHA. VISITS OWAKA—First and Third Thursdays. KAITANGATA—Second and Fourth Thursdays. ''' MlLTON—Tuesdays (weekly). BALCLUTHA—Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and every Evening. RETAINED WHEN OTHERS ARE REJECTED. To drinkers of appreciative palate there is charm in THOMSON'S that is distinguished by its purity, its flavour so wholly satisfying, and its drinking bo peculiarly cooling. So ask for and insist on THOMSON'S Purity Waters, and see you get them. Trade mark, "Purity," on every bottle. Branch, Balclutha. Box 64. 'Phone 64. COFFEE PALACE.' (Opposite Railway Station). GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS, TEA AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS. Livery Stables, Single and Double Buggies and Horses always on Hire. J.FOED PfcOPBIEfcOB. i