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Borough Councils. PUBLIC NOTICE. WOOLSTON BOEOUGH COUNCIL. IN THE MATTER of “ The Municipal Corporations Act, .1908,” and “ The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1908.” THE COUNCIL of the BOROUGH of A WOOLSTON hereby gives Public Notice that such Council proposes to RAISE A SPECIAL LOAN of £750, for the purpose of acquiring, improving and laying out as a Recreation Ground all that parcel of Land fronting on Regent Street, in the Borough of Woolston, containing .Eight Acres One Boor! and Thirty-two Perches, more or less, being the land comprised in Certificate of Idle, Volume 243, Folio 161, by the i.esuo of a Dcbenture or Debentures, bearing interest at. tho rate of £IJ per centum per annum, and hav- ' lg a currency of twenty years. . It is proposed to pay llie costs of raising the lonn and interest for the first year out of the general fund, and not out of the loan. It is proposed to create a sinking fund for the repayment of the loan by the annual appropriation of lii per centum of tho amount of the loan. As security for the proposed loan, and for providing the interest and sinking fund in respoct thereof, tho Council proposes to make a special annually recurring rate of 1-lGth of a penny in the fi on the unimprovod value cf all rateable property' in the borough. Dated this 18th day of January, 1909. By order. W. V. SIDDALL, Town Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE is also hereby given, pursuant to the provisions of the nbovementioned Acts, that a MEETING ot tlio RATEPAYERS of the Borough of Woolston wnl be held at the Oddfellows’ Hall, Regent Street. Woolston, on FRIDAY, the 19 h day of FEBRUARY, 1909, at the hour of 7.30 o’clock p.m., to consider the above pr°POf*l and th« purpose above-mentioned, and tor which the loan of £750 is required. NOTE.—Tlie statutory notices regarding the intention to raise tho said loan were published in the “Lyttelton Times newspaper on 21st January, 28th January, 4th February and 11th February, 1909. Dated this 11th day of February, 1909. By order. Wm. RICHARDSON, Mayor of the Borough oi Woolston. W. V. SIDDALL, Town Clerk. JOHNSTON, MILLS and JOYCE, Solicitors for Council. 909 Boad Boards A TON ROAD BOARD. ALL RATES UNPAID after the SSth'inst. will be SUED FOR with 10 per cent penalty added. J. BOSOMWORTH, 915 Collector. Educational. CANTERBURY COLLEGE (CHRISTCHURCH). FIRST TEEM. DR BRADSHAW will commence the Course of Lectures in MUSIC on MONDAY, 15th February. Evening Leotures in HARMONY, Etc., on TUESDAY and FRIDA if, at 6.45, and WEDNESDAY, at 7 p.m. The Lectures are designed to meet all requirements of Candidates for the Associated Board of R.A.M. and E.C.M. and Trinity College Examinations, and include the following subjects: Rudiments of Music. 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