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Evening Post, Volume XLIV, Issue 47, 24 August 1892, Page 4

FOR SALK, Six Leasehold Kuilding Lots, part of Acre No. !)fKt. 1 7ia sa ;» * j Tolfirnm 4 £ : I §II % % '-House.- % i g> & 1 2, ! 2. 2. r 10 98j 76 5 2 zi' !! 1 P j 33 33 33 1 102 ft. llin ' HALL-STREET. j ! These sections are situated on ribiug ground, command extensive views, and are in a very healthy locality. The lease has about 28 years to run. The rent of each section is £G 10s, except No. 1, which is £8 10s. BAKER BROS., Wellington, Auckland, and Petone. J # C. M'KERROW & CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, WELLINGTON OFFICES : CORNER OF GREY AND FEATHERSTON STREETS. J. C. M'KEKROW & CO. OFFICES TO LET npO LET, a Suite of Offices on the ground -*- floor inFeatherston-street, comprising large general office and four rooms, with well-built strongroom, formerly in the occupation of the National Fire and Marine Insnrance Company. Apply J. C. M'KEKROW & CO., Grey-street. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. PROPOSED SPECIAL LOAN. In the matter of " The Wellington City Sanitation Loan Empowering Act, 1892," and of Part IX. of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1386." I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that Thk Council of tho City of Wellington proposes, under the provisions of tho abovenamed Acts, to borrow by way of Special Loan tho sum of .£165,000, to be applied as follows : — I. As to .£150,000, part of the said Loan, for all or any of the purposes next hereinafter mentioned, and for no other purpose :—: — (a) The providing (in exercise of the powers given to the Council by " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1886," and of all other powers enabling it in that behalf) of an efficient system of drainage for the City of Wellington whereby tho sewage and drainage of the City will be conveyed and discharged direct into the sea in Cook Strait ; or be dealt with under the provisions of the next sub-section. (b) The acquisition of lands situate outBide the City convenient for the oolleoting, utilising, and selling of sewage matter conveyed thereto under such systom of drainage for agricultural and othor purposes, or for disposing of such sewage matter by means of fertilising or otherwise improving the lands so acquired ; (c) The providing the cost of the connection of private premises situate within the City with new sowers and drains in cases whero existing connections made by privato owners or occupiers at their own expense will be interfered with ; (d) The acquisition, in connection with such system of drainage, of, lands situate within or without the City, and of any rights, easements, advantages, or appurtenances in respect of any land situate within or without the City, and of any buildings, engineß, machinery, and other things ; (c) Tho payment to any persons injuriously affected by reason of any of the uiattera or tilings aforesaid of such compensation as they may by law be entitled to ; (/) Any other purpose incidental or in relation to any of the purposes hereinbefore denned. 11. As to other portion of the said Loan, exclusively for the purpose of repaying to tho General Aocount of tho Borough Fund of the Corporation the like sum of twelve thousand pounds, being monoyß before the passing of " Tho Wellington City Sanitation Loan Empowering Act, 1892," advanced from such account for the purpose of and expended upon permanent drainage works within the City, in anticipation of tho raising of a Special Loan for providing a system of drainage. 111. As to .£3OOO, the residue of the said Loan, exclusively for making provision for depots for rubbish and refuse, and for erecting retaining walls within the portion of the harbour which the Corporation is authorised to roclaim from the sea. And I further give notice that the Council proposes to establish a Sinking Fund of .£1650 por annum during the currency of the Loan, for or towards repayment of such Loan at its maturity. And to pledge a Special Rate of One Shilling in the Pound on all rateable property within the City as seourity for the interest on such Loan, and for the purpose of providing such Sinking Fund, such Special Kate xo be made and struck (by special order) previously to the receipt by tho Corporation of any part of the Loan money, and so much of such rate to be levied year by year, during the currency of the Loan, as shall be sufficient to provide suph interest and Sinking Fund as aforosaid. Such Special Rate to be, and remain permanently and exclusively, appropriated to the purposes of such interest and Sinkin" Fund. ° Dated this 17th day of August, 1892. H. D. BELL, Mayor. Note. — The above notice will be published in this newspaper onco a week for four successive weeks, and a meeting of tho Citizens to consider and discuss the above proposal will be convened, by further advertisement in this newspaper, for a day not more than ten days after the last publication of this notice. H. D. Bell, Mayor. TO THE ELECTORS OF COOK WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I havo the honour to announce myself as a Candidate for Re-election as Councillor for your Ward, and beg to solicit your votes and interest. Youra respectfully, CHAS. t. TATUM. Telephone, 721.] [P.O. Box, 350. J. L. MORRISON, Rope Manufacturer, Hemp and Fibre Dealer, Offices and Warehouses: Nos. 12 and 14, Featherston-street (Post Office Block). XT AVING leasod above central and commodious warehouses, I am prepared to undertake storing, shipping and handling all kinds of goods at lowest possible rates. Prompt replies to all enquiries. PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH AND INSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH. MR. BRIDGE desires to inform patients that he Extracts Teeth absolutely without pain, by means of antssthoticß. Deoatid Tbbth Stopped Painlessly, whereby decay and toothache is arrested. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted at a very LOW CHARGE. Patients requulng sets or partial sets of Teeth should consult Mr. Bridge. Consultation and Advice Fbee. Those unable to pay the whole cost at onoe may pay by deposit and instalments. J. W. BRIDGE, DENTIST, 102, Upper Willis-street, Next door Working Men's Club. WILLIS-STREET PHARMACY. ripHOMAS H. HTDSTWTCK, from London, JL Pharmaoontioal Chemist (Major Exam. Certificate of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain). Honour-man in its Exams., and Member of the Society, Manufacturing, Analytical, and Dispensing Chemist, has commenced business as above, opposite the (l Evoaing Post." The above are tho highest qualifications attainable, which, together with a lengthened Englißh and Colonial Experience, will, it is confidently expected, ultimately make this the leading Pharmaceutical house in Wellington, and is snfficient warrant in expecting a share of pnblio support.