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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13890, 26 October 1905, Page 10

Hoad Board Notices. EICCA'ETON ROAD BOARD. A SPECIAL MEETING- of the BIOCAR. TON ROAD BOARD will bo held at the Board's Office, Fendalton, on FRIDAY, the 17th day of November, 1905, at tho hour of 7 p.nu, for the purpose of confirming as a Special Order tile resolution passed by the Board at a Special Heeling held on the 13th of October, 1905, to the following effect:— “That for the purpose of providing the interest at the rate of 44 per centum per annum, and other charges on Loans of £960 and £930 respectively, authorised. to b® raised by the Biccarton Road Board under tho provisions of ‘ The Local Bodies Loan Act,. 1901,’for tho construction of Concrete Channels on Roads on and bounding part of E.S. 163, East of Railway Line, and on and bounding B.S. 10. : The said Board propose- to make and levy; Special Rates of 23-100. of a penny in the £, and 38-IGO of a penny in the £, on the ratable valuation of all ratable properties on tho above-mentioned portion of R'.'S. 163 and R.S., 10 respectively. ' Such Special Rates to be annually recurring rates, payable half-yearly on the first day of °March and the . first day of September during the currency of such loans, being a period of 33 years, or until the said loans are fully paid off. A Copy of the proposed Special, Order is deposited at the Board's Office, and is open to the public for inspection during office hours. Dated this 18th day of October/ 1905. S. A. STAPLES. Chairman. 6449 JAMES H. SHARPE, Clerk. Money. QPECIAL Sums of £4OOO. £2OOO, £BOO, £SOO, O for investment on First Mortgage. Also, Money for Investment on Second Mortgage and Chattels. DOTJGALL AND UPHAMj, Solicitors, 148, . “Worcester Street. (near A.M.P. Buildings). - 22617 ARE TOD IN WANT OF MONET? / If 80, gO to ISAAC ALLEN, WHO Lends Sums of from £5 to £SOOO, from 4J per cent, on any ejass of security, including Leaseholds, Freeholds, Liff Policies, Shares, Farms, Stocks, Household Furniture, itc., etc. Repayments can he..arranged. , _ OFFICE: 2 and 8, Government Life Insurance Building, Cathedral Square. -X3323 MONET— Wo have for investment sums from £IOO upwards on freehold eecuri- , ties at Lowest Current Rates. JOHNSTON, MILLS AND JOYCE, Solicitors, Pioneer Chambers, X26SI IC4, Gloucester Street. MONET TO LEND ON Mortgages of Freehold at lowest current rates; also on Approved Second Mortgages- IZARD AND LOUGHNAN, Solid. ■ tors, Hereford Street, Christchurch; Lees ton and Southbridge. X 2522 MONEY. W 1 E HAVE SEVERAL SUMS OEf MONET TO LEND, : AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES, -- > On Approved Freehold Security. WTNN-WILLIAM3 AND : BROWN, ’ " 092 X 212, Hereford Street, Christchurch. MONET TO LEND. / ANY SUM, FROmIeS AND UPWARDS. KEPATABLB by Weekly, Fortnight!}! Monthly or Quarterly Instalments. Money Promptly Lent on Deeds of Freehold' or Leasehold, Life Policies, Horsey Cattle, Farm Implements, Furniture, Bond Warrants. All Business Strictly Confidential, F. C. RAPFAET., N 100, Cashel Street, 1 X 2507 ’ Christchurch 1 .; Properties For Sale or To Lej FOR Sale, good sound House o! 6 roomt, scullery, pantry, wash-house, copper, stable and sheds, asphalt paths, I acre’l»n£ nicely laid out in garden and fruit trees, real food bearing trees, 2 grape houses, tomato ouse, etc. A real nice little home. Price £550 or offer. THOS. DEANE, , 123, Cashel Street, E., Opposite Farmers’ Co-op, XBI2B **r< IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT eußumsioi Of ' •'CITOYE'- ESTATE, STBgigpt > Adjoining th« SYDENHAM PARK. 60 SECTIONS S 9 |. I •* ’ -* SPLENDID DWELLING SITES-y High amid Dry, ‘fit: FIRST-CLASS SURROUNDINGS. rH-PRESSURB WATER SUPPLY ' ' EEFECT SANITARY CONVENIENCES And SPLENDID SOIL. . Harper and Montreal Streets, thill it is intended to continue through this Estate, will be constructed, and, when completed, will he EQUAL TO ANY CENTRAL CITY ROADS, - The Very Best Concrete Channels and Asphalt Paths will be laid down, under the direction 'of the 'CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL, and tho Christchurch Gas Company will also extend their mains through the streets, and gas lamps erected. No Effort will be Spared on the part of ti« Proprietors to make this Subdivision THOROUGHLY UP-TODATE IN EVERT DETAIL. ' Further particulars and date of tie issu# of plans will be advertised in a future issus. MONCK’S BAT ESTATE. ' Tie few remaining sections on this Estate can OB' purchased on tie popular purchase system introduced by us three -years ago, and which other agents now freely copy, viz.:— I£l down and £1 per month. Buying, these I sections only means holding fox »' few ' months, meanwhile the money invested mean?' a Savings Bank at a high rate of interest. Plans of . the property are now available. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Bowron’s Buildings, Christchurch. MONCK’S BAY OFFICE: Special Representative, HERBERT MARTIN. ■ 21835 ST Office, 7 miles usm centre of Christchuidh, together with 4-roomed house, rs old), large lofty rooms, general ooavoes, 4 acres of land, well adapted for ry farming; also, grazing rights. Aa iwner is leaving for Australia, the price ,t down to £4OO. J. G. BANNERMAN, Colombo Street. 23030 ENTRY ' Store, prosperous neighbourhood, Ipng lease;, or property could be rt, shop and dwelling-house and general alienees, stock* carried about £3OO-; taoc£l3oo; everything at valuation; low 1. An opportunity to secure a good g concern. Also, City Coach Buaiueas, established; good paying concern; price J. G. BANNERMAN, 117, Colombo STREET, adjacent to . Railway cisvwun, beautiful site, sunny i aspect— House of 5 rooms, well finished throughvith comice,' tiled grates, scullery, panvashhouse and copper, well fenced and ■d; £355; on terms or cash offer. J. G. GERMAN, 117, Colombo Street. 23833,