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Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 98, 26 April 1895, Page 3

"W7-ELLINGTON RACING CLUB. AUTUMN AND STEEPLKCHASE MEETING (Cowjjined). WfcDNK=_>AY, and FRIDAY, If.t and 3bd MAY, 1595. The first race on each day will start punctually at 12 o'clock. Speoial Trains from Te Aro and Wellington to the Kaeoeourse Platform at convenient times, as per official time-table. RETURN FARES (including admission to the Conrse and People's Stand) — 4/6 and 3/6. The new patent Starting Machines will be need for all the principal races. TOTALISATOR INVESTMENTS. The Secretary is authorised to receive money for investment on the Totalisator, and a Telegraph Money Order Offico will be open ou the Course for the convenience of investors at a distance. Prices of admission to Grand Stand, Lawn, Ac, as usnal. HfM. LYON, Secretary. 26th April, 1595. HUNTING. rpHE Hounds of the United Hunt Club will meet at the Hntt Bridge at 3 p.m. TO-MORROW (Saturday). J.F. MILLS, Hon. gee. WELLINGTON MUSICAL UNION. ORAOTICE next week wi 1 be held in the "- Baptist Church Schoolroom, Vivianstreet, on MONDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. S. G. HAMERTON, Hon >'ea. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE RATfcS. >J OTICE is hereby given that ihe Council * of the City of Wellin-ton will, at a Special Meeting to be held on THURSDAY, the 9th May, 1895, at 7 30 p m , make the following rates for the period commencing on tho Ist day of 1695, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1896, viz.— 1. A General Rate, for the general purposes of tho Boroueh. of one shilling and threepence in the pound on the annual ratable value on the Valuation Roll of all ratable property within the Borongh. 2. Water Rate, as under :— On all lands and buildings within the Boroueh used as dwellinehouses to which water is supplied : (a) Whore the annual ratable value on the Valuation h'oll does not exceed -El 2 10s, a rate of ten shillings. (b) Where Bnch ratable value exceeds £12 10s, bnt does not exceed .£SOO, a rate of 4} per cent, on such value. (c) Where suoh ratable value exceeds £300, a rate of 4 per cent, on such value. One-half of the respective Water Rates mentioned above on all lands and buildings within the Boron gh to which water con be, but is not, supplied, situato within 100 yards from any part of tho Corporation's Waterworks. A Water Rate of 2J per cent, on the ratable value of all buildings within the Borough used as stores or warehouses or for any purposes other than dwelliazboiiFes. 3. A rate under the provisions of " The Hoepital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1885," of threepence-halfpenny in the pound on the annual ratable value on the Valuation Roll of all rat-ble property within the Borough, such rato being required to meet the contributions piyable by the Council to the Wellington Hospitil Board and the Wellington and Wairarapa Chiritable Aid Board. 4. A rate under the provisions of •• The Public Libraries Act, 1869," of one penny in the pound on the annual ratable value on the Valuation Roll of all ratable property within the Borough, which rate shall be called "The Library U ate . " Also, that all the above rales will bs payable in two eqnal instilments, on the 15th day of May, 1895, and on the 15th day of November. 1895. Notice is al-o hereby given that the Council intends to levy a portion of the Special Rate of Is in the pound on all ratihlo property within tho City— und in the por;ions of the Boroughs of Melrose and Karori by the Wellington (City) i-üburbs Sanitation Act, 1893, dcolared to be subject to Special Rates made and levied by the Council of the City of Wellington for drainage purposos — made and struck on the 24th November, 1892, for interest and sinking fund od the Wellington City Sanitation Loin of £ 165,000, such portion to be twopence half-penny in the pound on such ratable property, which portion of rate will be payable by two eqnal lalf-yearly payments, to be made on the 15th May and the 15th November, 189 P. ;.'_? Also, that the annually reourring Speoial Rate of 6d in the £ on all ratable property within the City, for interest and sinking fund on the City Improvements Loan of j8100,00i», will ba payable in two equal instalments on the 15th May and the 15th November, 1895 Notice is hereby also given that tho estimates of income and expenditure for the period for which tho above-mentioned rateß are proposed to be mado, and the Kate-books containing the particulars of all the above rates, are now open for inspection at the Ci'y Council Office, Brandon-street, Wellington. J. E. PAGE, Town Clerk. Wellington, 26th April, 1895. > IHE delight at tbe breakfast table, real Glasgow Beef Ham, per 6d per lb. Hall's Cash Grocery, Biddiford-street, Newtown. JUST OPENED— THE INTERNATIONAL TRACT FOOIKTY, At 57, TOBT-&TREET. With a large stock of Teachers' and Family Bibles, Tracts, _c, _nd a flue linn of Stationfry, School Requisites, Pictures, &c, _c, Which wo will sell at the Lowest Pbices. Inspection Invited. Agents Wanted for Subscription Books and Bibles. No business transacted from sunset Friday until sunset Saturday. NO DOUBT ABOUT IT, The drift of the Boot-buying Public A. LINDSAT'S. rriHE large parcels of good Boots and ■*■ Shoos that have been bought CHEAP, and have satisfied the purchasers, speaks well for the GENUINENESS of our ANNUAL SALE. We are grateful for the many expreßßions that have been volunteered to us. Asa further proof, and to strengthen the confidence created, we will continue our "REDUCTIONS IN EVKRY LINE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. B_ Sure and Get Youb Discount. Everyone Come ! Come Saturday, come Monday, come Tuesday — it will do you good and save you money ; you won't regret it— to A. LINDSAY'S, LAMBTON-QUA-r AND CUBA-STREET, AND PETONE. ______ AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1895. IMPORTANT NOTICE! F. COHEN, riASH CLOTHIER, TAILOR, AND OUTFITTER, 92, WiLLIS-STREIT, Has much pleasure in announcing that he has jußt received bis first shipment of MEN'S, BOYS', and YOUTHS' SUITS, Overcoats, Macintoshes, Shirts, Hats, Ties, Braces, Jerseyp, Lamb's Wool Pants and Singlets, Cardigan Jackets, Socks, _c, For the coming season, which is one of the largest and best I have ever imported. My stock of HARD HATS is the Best and Cheapest in Wellington. Just fanoy— so dozen, from 3s lid each. SPECIAL. I am now making Men's, Boys' Youths', and Ladies' MACINTOSHES, to meaßnre, in any chape and colour, at ready-mado price. Fit and style guaranteed. Just opened, 200 Poys' and Youths' OVERCOATS. Just opened, 10 dozen Boys' JERSEYS. My TAILORING is bUII done by one of the Best Cutters in New Zealand. Suits to measure, from 50s Kote — F. COHEN, Cash Clothier, Tailor, and Outfittib, 92, WiUis-street. (Tiro doors from Manners-atreet). A SINGLE PACKET at the wholesale price, Snowflake Self-raising Flour, 21b packet, sd ; 41b paolcet, lOd. Hall's Cash Grocery, Riddiford-Bfcreet, Newtown.