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Northern Advocate, 18 June 1926, Page 1

“THE TEMPLE OF FASHION’’ Wc are noted for the High Quality of our Goods, and are fully Stocked for the Coming Season. PRICES AND TERMS ARE REASONABLE. “Always Something New to Show.” A. M. WOOD LADIES’ OUTFITTERS OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. LOCAL BODY NOTICES JJIKURANGI TOWN BOARD RATES 1926-27. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Hikurangi Town Board in pursuance of its powers under the Town Boards Act, Municipal Corporations Act, Rating Act, Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, Local Bodies Loans Act, Public Health Act, and their respective Amendments, and of all other powers enabling it in that behalf intends at its ordinary meet-j ing on the 6th day of July, 1926, to! Make and Levy for the period com- j mencing Ist April, 1926, and ending ) 31st March, 1927, the following Bates | 'upon the Unimproved Value of all I Rateable Property within the Hikurangi Town -District and such Rates to be payable in each case in one sum on the 20th July, 1926, to the Collector at the Board-’s Office, during office hours;— j AMALGAMATED RATE of 8d in the £ in lieu of a General Rate of 4 69/96d in the £; a Lighting Rate of Jd in the £; a Hospital and Charitable Aid Rate of 5/6d in the £; a. Streets and Bridges Loan Interest Rate of 1 25/48d in the £; a Special Street Metalling Loan Interest Rate of 7/96d in the £; a Bridge Approaches Loan Interest Rate of 5/48d in the £. Also a Waterworks Loan Interest Rato of 2 13/16d in the £, which will not be collected for the current year. Also a Water Supply Rate of £d in the £. Consumers minimum 10/-, 1 non-consumers 5/-. Also a Uniform Sanitation Pee of £2 per annum in respect of every dwelling-house, shop, or factory, or other occupied building within the* Town District, under the provisions and Regulations of the Public Health Act and the Municipal Corporations Act. Dated at Hikurangi, this 15th day of June, 1926. A. M. RUST, Town Clerk. N.B.—The Town Board has adopted the Public Health, Drainage, and Plumbing Regulations as By-laws for the Town. 751 PUBLIC NOTICES T3RITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY (Whangarei Branch.) During the FOURTH WEEK IN JUNE The ANVASS , on behalf of the above Society will be ! carried out as follows in Whangarei: KENSINGTON ED., MAIN’S AVE, TO WHAU VALLEY: Canvassed by Collectors from Baptist Church. MANSE ST. AND WOLFE ST. TO KENSINGTON RD.; AND MAIN’S AVE: Canvassed by Collectors from Presbyterian Church. MANSE ST. AND WOLFE ST. TO RUST LANE: Canvassed by Collectors from Anglican Church, RUST LANE TO KAUIKA ED: Canvassed by Collectors from Methodist Church. KAUIKA RD. TO BOROUGH BOUNDARY: Canvassed, by Collectors from Salvation Army. No person is authorised to Collect on behalf of above Society who cannot produce the Society’s Collecting Book signed by the President or Secretary. I. E. POTTER, 887 Hon. Sec. and Treas. MEN T ~LIFE "INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. LOST POLICY. Evidence having been supplied of : the loss of policy numbered . 220294 lin the books of this Department on the life of RICHARD PERCY THOMAS, formerly of Christchurch and Barfield, but now of Kamo, Whangarei, Isawmiller, I hereby give notice of, my intention to issue, at the expiry of two weeks from this date, a copy to take the place thereof unless objection be previously lodged. A. E. ALLISON, Deputy Government Insurance j Commissioner. Wellington, June 18th, 1926. 892 QF~JNTEREST rjpO J^OTORISTS HAVING OPENED A, GARAGE in Water Street, immediately oyer the Railway Line,, we are prepared to undertake* the Repairing and Overhauling of All Makes and Kinds of Motor Vehicles at reasonable charges. MR. SHIRLEY LECKY has had a wide experience in the Motor Trade and can guarantee all work undertaken by the firm, including Electrical and Battery Repairs. THE FIRM stocks all Grades of the Best Oils, Motor Spirits, and Greases) also Tyres, IJubes and Accessories. AMPLE ROOM for Parking—Day or Night. DON’T FORGET ADDRESS: AND WATER STREET, WHANGAREI Agents for Mercantile and General Insurance Co. 777 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS JpULL WEIGHT & FULL WORTH Be Discriminating. Insist upon having Moorcraft’s Bread the i loaf with the crisp crust and pal- | atable inside. Well made Bread j ensures well protected health. j C. M. ]>JOORCRAPT j CAMERON STREET. !