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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 2928, 25 July 1911, Page 4

fJIOWN HALL, QUEENSTOWN. Sole Lessee F. Fowler. Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, JULY 25,27 A 29. FOWLER'S MOVING PICTURES and Musical Accompaniment. The following first-class programme will be presented this week WHftas wants a quiet Sleep. (Comic). The Heart of a Sioux. (Dramatic). Tarra Nova, an in Sydney The Flog (Dramatic.) The CtaApion racer. (Comic), ike Gpda. (Cfbloured scenic). IWUeurer./ (Dramatic.) TyiittteMMin. (Comic). lirOllhl /(Coloured Japanese), phead at a Banker. (Comic). lar prices to saitall. Gallery 1/6, ! hall children half-price.

CORPORATION NOTICES. gOROUOH OF QUEENSTOWN. Notice is hereby given that the Municipal Council of the Borough of Queenstown intend at their meeting to be held at the library Building, Queenstown, oil Thursday evening, 3rd August, 1911 at 8 o'clock to make and levy under sectioni 78 to 80, both inclusive, of "The Municipal Corporations Act* 1908," and under sections 48 to and including 51 of "The Bating Act, 1908" a general rate of one shilling (le) in the £ for the financil year ending db the 31st day of March, 1912, upon the rateable value of all rateable propertied within the Borough of Queenstown as appearing on the Borough Valuation Bolls in force for the time being and payable LI one sum on the Ist day of September, 1914, and that the rate book shall be open for inspection at an upstairs room in tlfto Town Hall Building, Ballarat Street. Queenstown, to all ratepayers on office dafi between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and 12 o'clock noon up to the 3rd day of August, 1911. CYRIL E. Gj&DGEO*, Town Clerk. Queenstowwu, 12th day of Jnne, 1911.

OROUGH OF wUEENSTOWN. B An estimate of probable receipts and expenditure of the Bordhgh of Queenstown for the year ending. 31st Mirch, 1912. pnbliahed pursuant to the provisions of "The Municipal Coronations Act, 1905." —Probable Ekpen iiture.— Bank overdraft at 31£t March, 1911 ... I ... 158 7 3 12 months' intereston water loan ... u. ... 140 0 0 12 months principal' and interest on gas loan 1... ... 61 18 10 Sinking fond >... ... 50 0 0 H. and C.A. Board Contribution 28 17 8 Salaries—Town Ckrk, dog tax collector, librariin, returning officer, gas collector ... 160 0 0 Wages Dayman, nightman, inspector nuisances, carter, and casual Laufis, etc. ... 400 0 0 Printing and advertising and stationery fot year ... 50 0 0 Ace'yleue gas maintenance, carbide, otcj material aqd legal etc., ... 100 0 0 Election expenses, re hospital and C.A. Board ... ... 20 0 0 Street repairs, gravelling, etfe ... ... 100 0 0 Licensing cost, bank charges & interest, s&. 159 " M.C. Act," drainage, :. County ratts, legal expenses, insurance, rabbit destroying, Government audt fee, fire brigade, office rfnt, tree planting, Library and miscellaneous expense! ... ... 298 0 0 ium fecessary to be raised by a general rate of one shilling ami sixpence half-penny (Is 6}<n in the £ on an annual rateable value of £4826. ... 372 3 I .61867 3 9 The rateable value of property on the valuation list of the Borough of Queensamobnts to £4826. JNO. EDGAR, Mayor. I CYRIL E. GUDGEON, Town Clerk Queenstown, 12th June, 1911. NO TEAS IN OR OUT OF ENGLAN 0 HAVE RETAINED THE LARGEST SALE FOR SO MANY YEARS AS iiiHai { gfEfll MOATE 4 Co's PORE CEYLON AND BLENDED TEAS. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO BUY BETTER TEAS. OR TEAS THAT HAVE PLEASED LONGER IT'S NOT WHAT YOU I'A Y. But whatyou get. which count*. When y. n buy Tiger you get a first-class fa—rich n d appetising—and you pay no more than for teas not nearly so good.