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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 14071, 28 May 1906, Page 5

Meetings. SEFTON-ASHLEY 1 DRAINAGE BOARD. PROPOSED LOAN. TVTOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of IN the provisions of “ The Loca] Bodies' Loans Act. 1901,” that the Sefton-Ashley Drainage Board desires to obtain the Consent of. the Ratepayers of the Sef ton-Ashley Drainage District to the BORROWING OP A SUM OP £IOOO, for the purposes, upon the security and otherwise as hereinafter mentioned: — (1) The particular undertakings proposed are: (a)'The Erection of Effective Protective Works in sundry positions, as required, along the north bank of tho River Ashley; (b) the Erection of such Works along the banks of Stcney Creek as may bo required to prevent its overflow; and (c) the carrying out of such Works near the lower end of Fox’s Creek as may be deemed necessary to the restraining of the water within a defined channel. (2) The sum proposed to be borrowed for purpose (a) is £3300, for purpose (b) £2OO, and for purpose (c) £SOO. The proposed security for the said Loan is a special rate of one-half penny in the .£ on the capital value of all the ratable property .in the Sefton-Ashley Drainage District. Provision for repayment to be made by means of a sinking fund. (4) It is proposed to pay the cost of raising the Lean, and interest upon the Loan for the first year after the same jis raised out of the Loan itself. A MEETING of the RATEPAYERS of the ■aid Drainage District, to Consider the siid Proposal, WILL BE HELD fin the BOARD’S OFFICE, SEFTON. on WEDNESDAY, tho ffh day of June, 1906, at 7.30 p.m. Dated this 3rd Day of May, 1906. THOMAS WYLLIE, 2473 Chairman.

Eeligious Announcements. REV W. LOCKHART MORTON’S MISSION, OXFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. TO-NIGHT, 7.30. Subject—“ Attractive People.” 4284 Impounded. "IMPOUNDED in Springsion Pound on JL 31th May, Four Heifers, one brindle (about twelve months old), one strawberry (two years), one roan (eighteen months), one white (about seven months), no brand visible. If not claimed and expenses. paid, will be sold at 13 o’clock noon on Friday, June 13th. A. Otten Poundkeeper. 4278 Lost, Pound, &c. , LOST, in town. Black Spaniel Pup; answers name “Don." Reward on returning 5, Travers Street, Linwood. 4351 LOST,, on Saturday morning, from Cranmer Square, Brindle Spaniel Puppy. Reward. 22, Cranmer Square. 4285 LOST, Lady’s Chain Purse (keepsake), containing money. Reward at S. C. Stiib- • berfierd, Jeweller, 165 a, Manchester Street, City. 4356 LOST, on May 21th, a Brown Pony, 14 hands, mark on hind leg. Finder rewarded on returning or gjving information 'which will lead to its recovery. Mrs Andrew Campbell, Idris. Road, Fendalton. 4247 REWARD. —Lost, on Thursday last, Small Red Cow, polled; had cover on. Mrs Chas. Gould, Idris Road, Fendalton. 4260 Bankruptcy Notices. , - 1 IN BANKRUPTCY. mffE “LYTTELTON TIMES" it a dolj JL apsoiaUd ; GAZETTE IFor ALL NOTICES Under the ■ BANKRUPTCY ACT. N BANKRUPTCY. —ln the Supreme Court, holden at Christchurch —Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM URQUHART and Wll ,T,TAM JAMES CLEGG, 1 of Christchurch, trading as “ Urquhart and Clegg,” Contractors, were this day adjudged bankrupts, and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my office on FRIDAY, the Ist day of June, 1906. at 2 o’clock. G. L. GREENWOOD, , Official Assignee. 26th May, 1906. 4237

Government Notifications. E. B. Education Department, 'Wellington, 21rd May, 1906. TENDERS for the SUPPLY OP MILK to the Burnham Industrial School (marked “ Tender for Milk”), will be received by the Manager up to noon of 9th, pros. Conditions to be seen and forms of tender obtained at the school or the Public Works Office, Christchurch. E. O. GIBERS, _ 398 S Secretary for Education. Eoad Board Notices. • , ' TAI TAPU EOAD BOARD. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of RATEJ. PAYERS will bo held at the Pub.ic Library, on FRIDAY NEXT, Ist June, at 1.30 p.m. ' JAMES MACARTNEY, 4276 • Chairman. Borough Councils. KAIAPOI BOROUGH COUNCIL. ‘ EXTRAORDINARY VACANCIES. ELECTION OP COUNCILLORS. I HEREBY declare the Voting to have been as follows; Hayman, John Arthur . . . 159 Pearcs, Alfred .... 149 Stanton, Joseph. . . . .65 Informal .... 2 I therefore declare Messrs John Arthur Hayman and Alfred Pearce Duly Elected Councillors of the Borough. CHAS. H. WRIGHT. Retuming-ofßcer. Kaiapoil 25th May, 1906. 4274

Publics Notices; [ACME GAS AND OIL ENGINES, li to 12 h.p., in Stock; Others to Arrive. Sped*! Discounts, One Month Only. Christchurch Depot— E. W. HORN AND COY., 2729 192, Tnam Street. Ijto MAKE DELICIOUS CUSTARDS, EDMONDS’ POWDER. • A Large Tin equals 3 dozen Eggs. X3S9I EXTREMELY DUMBFOUNDED AND PLEASED, That’s what Every Customer is at the Style, Fit' and Finish of our r-CS RAINCOATS TO ' MEASURE 0«5 MEASURE, 47s Gd. Come One and All and Examine the Tweeds. They are All Wool. IX LA SUITS TO ,1M PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM. Tie Business done up to now far exceeds our expectations, AND EVERYONE PLEASED. To Celebrate the Event, wo have Engaged the well-known SIGNOR NEGRO'S QUARTET STRING BAND to play Selections of C.asSical and Opera Music from our Verandah, NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, Between 8 and 9 o’clock. jaember, Two Suits for the Price of One at J. CORNEs" AND CO., THE TAILORS AND MERCERS, 177, HIGH STREET, Opp. Knight's, the Butchers. ASK for what you want in Footwear. We have it," and for half the price you pay eltewhere. Maine Bros., Retail Boot and Shot Makers, 132. High StrdaU