NORTH WARD. NOTICE TO RESIDENTS. \ PUBLIC MEETING will be hole J\. in the Good Templars' Ha:!, Grove Road, TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. Business : Consideration of means by which the North Ward may be relieved of Floods. All interested pleaso attend. FRANK SHAW, Convenor. BORHTGH OF BLENHEIM. T:iE Council of the Borough, of Blenheim is desirous of having a scheme of drainage for the West Ward. Applications for tlie appointment of an Engineer to devise sne'h a scheme, stating'amount of remuneration, will be received up to 1 o'clock of FRIDAY, July sth. Wm. NCSWORTHY, Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF BLENHEIM. TENDERS will bo received up to 12 o'clock noon of WEDNESDAY, July 3rd, for: A stone drain of 18-inch capacity, and filling-in ditch in Percy Street. Specifications may bo seen at the office of the Manager of the Gasworks. Wm. NOSWORTHY, Town Clerk. A. C. LESLIE, TINSMITH, PLUMBER, AND GAS FITTER, /"10RNKR of Market Street and V^ Charles Street. Ohdebs Punctually Attended To. A Well-Selected Stock on Hand. TO PUPILS AND INTENDING PUPILS. MH MARTIN~A. CHEIIx WILL resume teaching at Iris residence, Charles Street, on MONDAY, .Inly Ist, but will be REMOVING on"Friday, July sth, to the house occupied by Mr Paul Douslin in Hutcheson Street. Preparation for practical and theoretical examinations a special feature of Mr CnrflK's work. Some recent successes: — Senior Pianoforte and Violin, Intermediate Organ—Trinity College; Lower and Higher Divisions local, school.examina-tions---^o;ciate?l t?oaru' it.A.fa. <™«i It.C.M. ; *Senior Honors and Pass (musical knowledge)— Trinity College; etc. *No less thin six pupils in the Senior Honors and Pass divisions have up till now obtain- cl higher'marks than any Wellington candidate t;f b\w\r year. — ~- ~^"~~J GRAND CATHOLIC < SOCIAL. Ewart's Victoria Hall. TTTEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd. Tickets ... 4/- & 2/0. FIRE BRIGADE SOCIAL. Ewart's Victoria Hall. W EDNESDAY, JULY 10th. Pouble Tickets . . 5/- . Single Tickets . . 3/E. MIDDLEMISS, Hon. Secretary. SPRING CREEK RIVER BOARD. In accordance with " Thcßivcrs Boards Act, 1884," and the amendments thereof. NOTICE is hereby given that at an ordinary meeting to be held on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd July, 1901, it is the intention of the above Board t^ make a Special Order to the following effect, viz:— That a General Rate, in accord^ ance with section 37 of the " Rating Act, 1894," be levied on a graduated scale according to the classification of lands in the district, for the year commencing Ist April, J9Ol, and ending 31sfc March, 1902, of Three Farthings in the Pound on all ratable property appearing in the Valuation Roll for the distri* under Class I, and of Three^ Eighths of a Penny in tho Pound under Class 11., and that the said Rate shall be due and payable in one sum to the Collector of Rates at hi 3 office, Grove town, oa SATURDAY, 20th July, 190£ The rate book is now open for inspeH tion at my office, Grovetown. V JOHN FAWCETT, J Secretary, Juno Oth, 1901. ~ FOR SALE. 4 QUIET MILCH COWS, just ov, calving. Apply, W. TAPP, Butcher, Renwick. '
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXV, Issue 147, 28 June 1901, Page 3
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