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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12573, 7 August 1901, Page 8

Propertiao For Sale or /To Let TO LET. THE PREMISES' lately occupied by the late WILLIAM GILLESPIE, Coffee Merchant, with the Vacant Section adjoining, situated in Lower High Street, close to ’ the centra-of the town, .neni low. Apply THE PUBLIC TRUSii-.E, 1034 Cathedral G. E. BAILEY, AGEJNT, PAPANUIT FOR SALE—Papanui, 1,4, 5,7, 17 Acres; Marshland, 12; Fendalton, 100, cheap; Peninsula, , 230; Whitecliff, 250; Eketahuna, 705 and 200 Acres; ail with suitable houses, outbuildings, etc. Papanui, .Best Business position, with Shop, Outbuildings, £-acre; price £950. St Albans, i-acre, 4-roomed House, good business she.' Belfast, 'Boarding-house, 15 rooms, 11 acres. Full particulars on application. 578 ’ FARMS 1A HAWKE’S BaY. . TXJILLIAM ROSE, Land, Estate and Gen* YY eral Commission Agent, and Auctioneer, DAXX'EVIIIKE, H.B. FOR SALE AS A GOIjVG COXCERX. A First-class Milk Run 1 , adjoining the Borough of Dannevirke together with 104 acres firstclass tlat land, close to school, railway station, and 2 dairy factories, good dwellings and outbuildings. This is a most desirable property, and is tor sale on account owner's continued ilhhealth. . . • s , (645) ,362. ACRES—26O Acres In grass, nearly Ting-fenced; price, £3 Tss per acre. A- (607) i 255 ACRES, all in grass, except about 7 acres for shelter, nearly ring fenced, 4-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings. About one mile and three-quarters from post office and half-mile from school. (644) 287 ACRES, all in grass, subdivided into 7 paddocks, house, sheep-yards, etc. (616) Books may bo inspected and all information obtained on application to W. , ROSE, Land Agent, Dannevirke, H.B- 5679 TARANAKI FARMS. C. E. MAJOR. Licensed land broker, hawera, FOR SALE--2400 ACRES, 12 mil»j from Hawera. About j 1500 acres in grass; subdivided, -small j house, yards, etc.; perpetual lease j rent 6d per acre. Price £4t per acre. 1360 ACR.ES, 6 miles from Patea, two miles from railway station. Over 1000 acres in grass, rich, level country; 10-roomed house, woolshed, men’s cottage, yards, etc.; freehold. Price £7 per aero. 4|5 ACRES, close to Normanby Station, all in grass; well fenced, rich, level land, good 9-roomed house, outhouses, yards, , '.sheds, etc.; first-class property; .freehold; : £l.O per acre. / ; 190 ACRES, 2 miles from Bltham Railway Station," nearly all in grass, and subdivided, 5-roomed house, sheds, yards, etc. Good dairy farm. Freehold, £9 pet' apre. 1800 ACRES, 9 miles Mokoia Railway " Station; 350 acres in grass; partly fenced, small house, yards, etc.; good sheep country; pereptual lease; rent 6d per acre. Price £650. 1200 ACRES, 7 miles from Toko, 13 miles from Stratford Railway Station, all in grass, fenced, good sheep country, hilly, well watered, mens’ hut. Freehold, £4 fis per acre. 94 ACRES, close to . Normanby Railway Station, all''in grass, subdivided: good houses, sheds, yards, etc.; Public Trustee Lease, 14 years to .run; rent 7s 2d per acre. Price for goodwill of lease £8 10s per acre. BOaRDING-HOUSE,-central position, Hawera, new nuilding, 15 rooms, good station land. Can bo leased for term of years. ' ' ’ ■ ■ X 2070 Borough Councils. , ST ALBANS BOROUGH COUNCIL. " DOG REGISTRATION. . OWNERS of Unregistered Dogs are hereby .Notified that-umess Registered BEFORE, the 15th , AUGUST, they will ha PROSECUTED. ‘ JOHN H. MOBLEY,, 1061 - ! Town C.erk. BOROUGH OP NEW BRIGHTON. NOTICE~OF POLL. PROPOSED LOAN. NOTICE is Hereby Given that a POLL of the Ratepayers within, that part of the Borough known as’ the “ Loan Area " will : be taken at tne Borough Council Office, Seaview Road, on THURSDAY, 15th day of August, 1901, to determine WHETHER or. NOT the sum, of £3OOO shall be borrowed as proposed. (See advertisements in. " Lyttelton Times ” of 16th July, 1901.) 1 L. C. WILLIAMS, Returning Officer. New Brighton, July'3lst, 1901. 870 TrOPOSEDHPECIAL LOAN. IN pursuance of the Fifth Schedule to,the Municipal Corporations Act, 1900, I hereby Call a Meeting of the,Municipal Electors of Sydenham, -to b s> held in the Wesleyan Schoolroom, Brougham Street, Sydenham, at eight o’clock in the evening of, THURSDAY, August 15th, 1901, to consider a proposal of the Sydenham Borough Council, published in the ■■Lyttelton Times ” oh July .19th, 23rd, ’ 30th and August 6th, as follows: , . , That, m pursuance of the powers and authorities vested in them by-the Municipal. Corporations Act, 1900, and of all other powers and authorities in that behalf, enabling them, the Mayor, Councillors and Burgesses of the Borough of Sydenham (hereinafter called ‘ Corporation ’), acting by the Sydenham Borough Council (hereinafter called ‘ Council’), do hereby resolve to raise, by special order, a 'Special Loan of £IO,OOO by the issue of 100 Debentures, for the sum of £IOO each,' bearing interest at the rate of. £1 per centum per annum, payable half-yearly, for the following undertakings: “ For purchasing land for the Sydenham 'Public Cemetery, erecting cottage for sexton, and improving the Cemetery . . : . "For purchasing land, erecting fencing and buildings for municipal purposes, including Municipal Offices, Fire Brigade Station, Stables and Morgue . ... "Purchase and equipment of Fire Engines and Fire Alarms . . “ Extending, Fairfield Avenue, Dick-, ens’s, Cadogan, Longfellow and Wakefield Streets; widening Burke, Brougham, Campbell, Disraeli and Hume Streets, and Hazcldean and Windmill Roads;' closing Addison Street, and,altering the said streets and roads "Part cost of Bridge over the River 'Heathoote ... . • . . ■ “ Contingencies in connection with the above-mentioned undertak£l,loo 5,500 1,000 2,010 200 IGO Total ... . . £IO,OOO That the Council pledges as security for 1 loan ,iho revenues as a whole of the' poration, not heretofore pledged or animated as security for any loan. ' That the loan be without a Sinking Fund, the whole . loan shall be repayable- on tember 30th, 1921.” ated this 6th day of August, 1901. B. P. MANHIRE, 05. Mayor of' Sydenham; s , ~ Insurance Companies. THE NEW ZEALAND ■ FIRE AND; MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.; Established 1859. tal . . • • £1,000,000 .-up Capital and Reserves duding undivided profits . -■ • £477,000 Annual Revenues . . . £360,000 IE PREMIER AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY. Toted for Promptness and Liberality, iches and Agencies throughout the World. A. L. PAHSONC, Sli Mancgef. Public notices. notice op Removal. B. SEYMOUR AND SON, Dentists, Removed to 216, COLOMBO STREET (Nearly opposite late premises), Nest Coates and Co., Jewellers, JUNE 1, 1900. X 125 s. - CITY MISSION HOME.” PROVIDES TEMPORARY SHELTER and MEALS for destitute Men, OBTAINS EMPLOYMENT for Men, Women and Boys; Pood for Destitute Families, and Clothing. The Home, being supported entirely by voluntary subscriptions, is at the present time in very great need of help of all kinds. FLORENCE HERRICK, 443 Superintendent. HARDY’S 85 O. T '■ O L"A ’ R B 'T, PURE AND WELL MATURED. Recommended by all Leading; Doctors. XI9SJ IP you have Piles, ■ why, not try the New American Cure? Severe oases that have resisted all kinds of treatment yield to - this new course of treatment; a month’s course ; lor ss, at Health Supplies Coppany. £2177. J