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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18599, 29 December 1920, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. SPRINGS-ELLESMERE ELECTRIC POWER BOARD, .:.v- « IN THE HATTER of the Electric Pow.: Boards Act, 1918, and tlie Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913, and its Amendments. 'V’OTICE is hereby given, in terms .of Sec* lion 9 of the Local Bodies Loan?. Act, ■1913, that it is proposed, by the, firingsEllesmere Electric Power Beard to'raise,'under Part I. of the Local Bodies Lbans.'Act. 1913, a Special Loan of Sixty Thousand Pounds Sterling (£60,000), to Aw expended in the erection of. transmission lines for the distribution of Electric Current within the Springs-Ellcsmere Electric' Power -Board’s District; providing transformer stations inside or outside the District; and for pur-: poses in connection with the supplying oi electric power in the said District, as set out hereunder, viz.;— • . . ; i: Erection of electric power transmission lines, including Engineering Fees and cost of supervising' ■the . work, also the taking or acquisition of lands and other rights . ; Erection .of office and dwelling ~ . Payment of preliminary expenses i* constituting and election ’of >, the Board’ . .. . ; Initial management expenses and legal costs ..... y ~ Land and fencing . • • • 66,80 U 2.000 30# 500 . 500 £60,000 The currency of the said Joan shall be for a period of thirty-six and- one-half (SBt) years from the. date of raising -the same. Repayment of the said loan is to be provided for by the establishment of a sinking fund of 1 per cent per annum on the above amount. It is iutended to pay out of. the loan the first year’s interest, sinking fund and cost of raising the loan. As security for payment on interest, sinking fund ar.d other charges' in connection with the said loan, the Board proposes to appropriate and pledge a Special-Bate of. twonty-one sixty-fourths '(2l-64ths) of *. pennj* fn tho pound sterling on the rateable valua (on tb9 basis of the capital value) of all the rateable property in the Springs-Elles-mere Electric Power District, as defined: in “New Zealand Gazette” dated the Bth day of July, 1920. Dated this Bth day of December, 3990. ALEX. WEBSTER. Secretary. NOTE.' —Tho above Notice will be pub lished once a week for four euccesaive weeks* NOTICE OF POLL. Vj‘ Referring to the above advertisement. I hereby give notice that * POLL of Ratepayers wi 11_ be taken at the •undermentioned places, which are hereby appointed Polling Places for that purpose, on WEDNESDAY, 12th JANGARY, 1921, between tho hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. POLLING PLACES. For the Constituent District of Spring* County:— County Office, Springstoa The Publio School, Rolleston ' The Public School, EUesmere ' The Publio School, Springeton South The Public School, Green perk Couhty Office, Leas ton . . Tho Druids’ Hall, Linoola . Publio Hall, Motukarsrs. :‘b. For the Combined Constituent District of EllesmeTe County and, Southbridge Tows Board District:— County Office, Leeston Town Board’s Office, Southbridge Sundoy School Room, Milltown ' - Sedgemoro Hall Soldiers’ Memorial Hall, Lakeside Public School, Dunsandel l Killinchy Library Doyleston Town Hall Brookside Library Mr -W. H. Eddy’s House, Heclerton Reed. near Fraser’s Cornet Mrs E. E. Rowley’s House, Irwell Mr Alex. Duff’s House, Lake Road. JOHN CUNNINGHAM. Chairman, f 'Springs-Ellesmere Electric Power Board. - 1378 TO FARMERS. WHEAT. WE ARE GOVERNMENT BROKERS FOR HANDLING OF-WHEAT. WE ARE ALSO CASH. BUYERS 1 AT FULL MARKET RATES N Of OATS, CHAFF, POTATOES, PEAS, .- BEANS, GRASS AND .CLOVER SEEDS, ETC. KAYE AND CARTER* LTD., 155, Hereford. Street, CHRISTCHURCH. yELVET SOAP COMPETITION; Closes on 20th December, 1920. Send wrapper* (with name and number enclosed),'--to Bo* 271 on or before that date. ; Insist on Using Velvet Soap. X PH O ft. BASIC PHOSPHATR 1 ; •pOR TURNIPS,. RAPE. AMD GRAIN CROPS IT HAS NO EQUAL. PRICE £l3 10s, ex Store, Lyttelton. A. H. TURNBULL AND CO., ISO, Manchester Street. LADIES’ OUTFITTERS. HOME KNITTING DEPOT. NEW GOODS—Children's Frocks in voile, pique, zephyr silk: Chemise Vests, plain and lancy; Underskirts, trimmed laco and embroidery, moire and sateen; Shawls, Silk Hosiery, Home-knit Stockings and Socks. Pauline Patterns every month. Catalogues, 9d each. MRS PALMER, -755, Colombo Street. Tel. 1279. . . ■-' «< 2l . /"HEN yon want to sell machinery, communicate with us. We are continureceiving inquiries for used maohwery all kinds. Manning Machinery Co.,- 5, ford Row, Christchurch. -,. 3, SVERT your rowboat into a motor]by attaching to it a WISCONSIN en-Low-priced, it is efficient in salt a» as fresh water. Easily handled. ManMachinery Co., 5, Bedford Row, Chris*GOLDEN BREW VINEGAR in Draft or Bottle is always the SAME ‘ HIGHGRADE QUALITY. If your grocer is out oi stock,- just try the next grooar. , Still Railed and Packed e 50 miles, any purchases over £L icson Furnisher,' Manchester - Street, Hook Tower. REMOVED to 134, Manchester Street, facing Clock Tower. H. Atkinson, Fur* nishers at Low Prices. . 10D-MILNE Rubber Heels ■ cost lest leather heels and they also last conably longer. But make sure you get 1-Milne'p. HEN YOU SEE LINEN SHINING on the well-groomed gent, you ean ba quite assured that his Laundrymen use* NOTHING BUT “DOVE” STARCH. WALKING on hard pavements jars tha bodv, unless you W6»r WOOD-MILNB Rubber Heels I Wood-Milhe’s are British made from best Para rubber. Accept m» others! v lit ALL new boots should be dumped. Greenhide or leather too expensive. Lino* araish does it better, oheaper. Brush soles with Linowrwsb and prolong life of boot. All Grooars. ■' •; ' /■*■■■■. 1 ; H ATKINSON will give; any • Soldier a full list of Furniture and advice about Repatriation Orders., lit, Man* •heater Street, facing Clock. Tower*