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Evening Star, Issue 21630, 27 January 1934, Page 14

PUBLIC. NOTICES. MONDAY BARGAINS AT PENROSE’S. LADIES’ SUMMER FROCKS. A WONDERFUL LINE. SMARTLY MADE AND TRIMMED. FADELESS WASHING COTTONS, pretty floral and other designs. Usual price* 12s 6d. Special price, 6s lid. ‘ 50 only PURE PONGEE SILK FROCKS; Tussore shade; smart styles. • Usual price, 15s 6d. Special price, 6s lid. ' REALLY SMART NECKWEAR AT JOB .PRICES. 70 dozen DAINTY ORGANDIE COLLARS. Usually sold at 4s 6d to 8s 6d. Job Selling price, 2s 6d. THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL LINE. 1,000 LADIES’ HATS, smart ready-to-wears; the season’s styles; a great variety of shapes and shades. /- Your Choice, 2s 6d each, W. PENROSE AND CO, LTD." MONDAY MORNING, AT 9.15, : A. SMITH AND CO. WILL SELL -.\ 100 LADIES’ COATS AND 200 LADIES’ FROCKS* i SPECIAL JOB PURCHASE BY OUR .LONDON OFFICE. 100 ENGLISH MODEL SAMPLE COATS, new semi-fitting styles; fully lined witb heavy satin; ‘fancy tweeds, Angora cloth, and cavalry twill; splendid all-wool qualities; Black, Navy, and all fashionable colours ;■ S.W. to-" 0.8. Usual prices* 4 to 7 guineas. Special Purchase price, 29s 6d. 200 SILK FROCKS, beautiful goods, in plain and floral designs? excellent fittings, in all the newest novelty materials; S.W. to O.S. Usual prices, 29s fid to sga* Special Purchase prices, 15s 6d, 29s 6d, and 39s 6d each. ALL DEPARTMENTS OFFER SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR MONDAY* i MAMMOTH SUMMER SALE IN FULL SWING. INSPECTION INVITED. . ‘.v - ./• ' A. SMITH AND CO. LTD,, THE BIG CASH DRAPERS, ‘ GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. STOP PRESS. I ALL OUR NEW SEASON’S MILLINERY, 15s 6d to 22s 6d. Your Choice, 3s lid. A. SMITH AND CO. LTD. DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE BOAR& NOTICE. DUNEDIN DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE BOARD* NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION RE CONVERSION OF BOARD’S LOANS. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a Special Meeting of the Dunedin Drainage and Sewerage Board convened for the purpose, and held on Wednesday, the 17th day of January, 1934, the following SPECIAL RESOLUTION was''carried—. viz:— •; That, pursuant to the provisions of the “ Local Authorities Interest ■ Reduo* tion and Loans Conversion Act, 1932-3,” and every other Act in that -behalf en- . abling it, and in terms of Orders in, Council. made under the Act abovenamed and published in the ‘New Zealand Gazette’ on the 16th day of November, 1933, and 7th day of December, 1933, which said Orders are entitled respectively tha “Dunedin Drainage and Sewerage Board Loans Conversion .Order, 1933,” and the “ Dunedin Drainage and Sewerage Board Loans Conversion Order, 1933 (No. 2),”the Dunedin Drainage and Sewerage Board doth hereby resolve as follows: — 1. That the said Board issue new securities in conversion of the exist* ing securities of the loans set out in the schedule hereto, being the loans affected by the Loans Conversion Orders hereinbefore referred to, and that such issue of securities be known as the “Dunedin Drainage and Sewerage Board Conversion Loan, 1934.” ’ 2. That each of the, new securities to he issued shall be for a sum of ' One Hundred Pounds, Five Hundred Pounds, or One Thousand -Pounds,' and -shall mature on the appropriate dates set out in the said Orders jn Council, provided, however, that the Board may at its option redeem, such new securities on such . authority, may specify hi a notice in that behkTf 'to’be published in the' Gazette ’ at least 3 months before such earlier date. :i 3. That the amount of the new securities to be so issued shall be for a , sum not exceeding in the aggregate Five Hundred and Sixty-three Thousand Pounds (£563,000). . . 4. That the rate of interest payable on the new securities shall he Four and One-quarter per cent. (4i per cent.) per annum, payable half-yearly in’ each and every year during the currency of such securities, or until the sama are fully redeemed, and that coupons be annexed toj each such security accordingly. \ 5. That the security for the interest and sinking fund and the repayment of the said new securities be a special annually recurring rate of Sevenpenca (7d) in the pound (fi) on the rateable value (on the basis of the annual value) of all rateable property of the Dunedin Drainage and Sewerage Dv>- ■ trict, comprising the whole of the City of Dunedin and the Borough of’St* Kilda, ■6. That sinking funds be established in connection witb the said new securities by setting apart annually the following sums—viz., tor the new securities to be issued in respect cf Group A loans as set out in ‘the-schedule hereunder, £1,600; for the new securities to be issued in respect of Group B loans as set out in the schedule hereunder, £2,500; for the new securities to, be issued in respect of Group C loans as set out in the schedule, hereunder* £2,800; and for the new securities to be issued-in respect of the loan comprised in the Loans Conversion Order, 1933 (No. 2), as set out in the schedule hereunder, ,£480; provided that each such sinking fund contribution shall bo reduced by the amount of the annual sum (if any) appropriated by tha Board as. sinking fund for the unconverted securities in each of the afore* said loan Groups A, B. and C and the loan comprised in the Loans Conversion Order, 1955 (No. 2). ' 7, That the borporate Seal of the Board be affixed to all such new securities, all of which, together with the relative coupons, shall'be signed by tha Chairman and counter-signed by the Deputy-secretary, but so that their respeo- ; tire signatures .to the coupons may be lithographed on such coupons. SCHEDULE. ■ • LOANS TO BE CONVERTED. Existing Rate of. Interest Maturity New Maturity 1 Amount. Original Existing. Date. Date. Loans Conversion Order, 1933. GROUP A. ' h. ' £ Per cent. Per cent. 100,000 5i 4| 31st March, 1935 50,000 150,000 Si 100,000 5i 50.000 5 47.000 ■ 5 197,000 50,000 35.400 24.600 34.400 55.600 200,000 4? Ist July, 1936 Ist April, 1950 Ist April, i 960 GROUP B. , 31st March, 1939 . Ist April, 1955 Ist October, 1941 Ist April, 1953 Ist January, 1942 Ist April, 19M GROUP C. Ist July, 1942 30th March, 1943 30th March, 1943 30th March, 1943 30th March, 1943 Ist April, 1956 Ist April, 1956 ‘lst April, 1956 Ist April, 1956 Ist April, 1956 Loans Conversion Order, 1933 (No. 2). i ~ ' 16,000 5i ‘ -4| ' Ist March, 1944 Ist April, 1945 AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the said Resolution will b* ibmitted for confirmation to an Ordinary Meeting of the said Board to be held at le Town Hall, Dunedin, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of January, 1934, „at 7.2 S clock p.m. jj_, a. JOHNSTON,' Deputy-secretary. Gated the 18th day of January, 1934. ' •

MEETINGS. OTAGO DISTRICT, M.U.1.0.0.F. THE HALF-YEARLY MEETING, to con. far the Purple Lecture and Past Officers? Degrees, Will be held in the Lodge: room of the Loyal Dunedin Lodge on THURSDAY, the Ist February, at 8.30 p.m. J. A. HOPCRAFT, • Prov. C.S. WORKERS, TAKE NOTICE. Meetings to-morrow (Sunday) , at 2.30 p.m., on Oval and Botanical Gardens. Speakers at Oval: J. W. Munro, M.P., G. Geddes, B. O’Donnell, P. Neilson, A. B .Powell, and S. Ikin. At Gardens: F. Jones, M.P., Z. Williams, M, Silverstone, C. Moss, J. Gilchrist, andiM. O’Rorke. All the latest results of national strike ballot will be given. RADIANT Health Club, St. Andrew street, Monday, 7.45; members’ surprise night. , IJHOTOGBAPH Albums, each 50 leaves, I in sjaes 14 I 10 and 12 i 7; also in size 9 i 7, with 30 leaves.— Evening Slat ’ Manufacturing Department.

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