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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11724, 5 August 1901, Page 8

Public Notices. TiyTOUNT .; EDEN ; ' WATER , \ SUPPLY. ■■ ■■ '■;. FINAL NOTICE.■ - : • ■ ■ Consumers whose Bates for the Half-year are unpaid. are hereby notified to pay the same within one week of this date. Supplies not paid for will be cut off. Turningon fee, 10s. JOSEPH WEBLEY. V 0 JOSEPH WEBLEY, . .■ Collector. Dated August 3, 1901. ' ityTOUNT EDEN EOAD DISTRICT. PROPOSED LOAN FOR SPECIAL WATER DISTRICT No. 2. NOTICE OF POLLING DAY. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1836, that a Poll of the Ratepayers of the No. 2 Special Water District will be taken on SATURDAY, the 17th day of August, 1901, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.', at the Schoolroom of the Methodist Church. Valley Eoad, Mount Eden, upon the following Proposals, viz.: — 1 That a Loan be obtained under the Government Loans to Local Bodies Act, 1886, to provide a Water Supply, for the Special District No. 2 as defined in . public notices. 2 Sum proposed to be Borrowed, £5000; term of payment, 26 years; interest at the rate of 4* per cent, per annum. , Z. That a Special Annual Eecurring Bate be levied on the Ratable -Values of all Properties within the limits of the . said Special District No. 2, to meet yearly interest and sinking fund. All Ratepayers on the Special ■8011, and those only, will be entitled to record their Votes at the Poll. . Dated 3rd August, 1901. ; : , :•• • JOSEPH WEBLEY, "*, •• ; • . Returning Officer. ■j\/TAUKU EOAD v BOARD. The Small Bridge, next the Large Bridge, on the Wainku-Drury Road, has been rendered Unfit for Traffic by the floods. I W. T. WRIGHT, Chairman Mauku Eoad Board. -Patumahoe, 2nd August, 1901. rpUESDAY'S •. POLL. EATEPAYEES AND THEIR WIVES Are ■ BOTH ENTITLED TO VOTE FOR THE, EATING ON UNIMPROVED VALUES. •KT O T__ I' C .;'■■■; E. IN THE LIQUIDATION OF THE AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. The Unrealised Assets of the above Society will, under authority of the -Supreme Court, ba offered for ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED SALE at Messrs. S. Cochrane/and Sons' Mart, on MONDAY, August 12, 1901, at 12 o'clock noon. Particulars as described in the HERALD advertisement of 13th July, 1901, or may be obtained from the Auctioneers, or tho Liquidators. JOHN BATGER. ALBERT DEVORE. WM. S. COCHRANE, Official Liquidators. Custom-street East, July 12, 1901. Tenders, piTY OP AUCKLAND. TENDERS. • Tenders will be received in the Town Clerk's Office up to 4 o'clock p.m. of THURSDAY, the Bth August, for . HARGREAVES - STREET DRAINAGE WORKS ",. WESTERN PARK DRAINAGE WORKS. Plans and specifications may be seen in the Office of the City Engineer, Coburg-streot. • HENRY W. WILSON, / Town Clerk. Ist August, 1901. rpilE WOODSTOCK GOLD MINING COMX PANY (LIMITED). ' ..TO MINERS. . • Tenders will be received till 2 p.m. of WEDNESDAY, August 7th, for SINKING MAIN SHAFT 100 FEET. Six men per shift will be required, the Company engaging to find ; engine-drivers and braceman. The following BONUS ADDITIONS will be allowed: For every foot over 50ft and up to 80ft '■.'■. sunk in twenty-eight days, £1 per foot. For every foot over 80ft sunk in twentyeight days, £2 per foot. ;■';'/. Specifications may be seen and full particulars obtained on application at the Company's Office, Karangahake. FRANK RICH. General Manager, WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY FACTORY - »*ji FOE SALE. IN THE ESTATE OF HARRY MAY, ; (Deceased). TENDERS are invited for the PURCHASE of the PREMISES (Leasehold), MACHINERY, and PLANT, situate in Cumberland-street, Dunedin. The Factory is Up-to-date, and lighted throughout with electric light, and the Machinery and Plant are in full working order. The estimated cost of the Factory and Machinery—which were only completed about nine months ago—is between £4000 and £5000. ■ Full information may be had and conditions of sale seen on application to Mr. C. H. Statham, Zealandia Chambers, Dowlingstreet. N Tenders will received up to Noon of SATURDAY. August 17. 1901. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . 1 * JOHN COOKE, ».■ Executor. I Dunedin, July 20, 1901. . | •EXTENSION OF TIME. I Tenders are invited till 12 Noon, SATURDAY', 10th August, 1901. for the Erection and Completion of Villa Eesidence, Coachhouse. Stable, and Other Outbuildings, at Avondale. Plans and specifications at Wharton's Firewood Yard, Eden Terrace. / Not bound to accept the lowest or any tender. W. O. POCKLINGTON, ' Architect. The time for receiving Tenders as above is EXTENDED to SATURDAY, 17th August. . Booksellers and Stationers. TT P T ON a N D p 0., COMMERCIAL AND LAW STATIONERS. ACCOUNT BOOKS-Ledgers, Day Books, Cash Books, and Journals. COPYING LETTER BOOKS-All sizes in general use, made of white or buff paper; also of Hand-made Japanese Paper, which will take an almost unlimited number of copies. • MEMORANDUM BOOKS-All Sizes arid Thicknesses, to suit Drapers, Grocers, General Merchants, etc. - EXERCISE BOOKS-All Sizes in Every Variety to suit School and College. MANIFOLD ORDER BOOKS-Duplicato or Triplicate, all sizes, in books of 50's and 100's. COMMERCIAL POCKET NOTE BOOKS-In Variety of sizes and quality. PRINTED FORMS IN BOOKS OF 100'S-State-ments, Invoices, Memorandums, Orders, Delivery, and Cash Receipts. PROMISSORY NOTE AND EXCHANGE T FORMS, in Books of 25's, 50's, and 100's. NOTE PAPERS-Note and Business Sizes, ruled or plain, in Packets or Boxes. BANK PAPERS-Business or Letter Sizes, ruled; also ruled for Continuation Sheets. Special lines in Thin Bank Note in Pads. ENVELOPES-Note,. Letter, Business, and Official Sizes, in. every quality Special Lines in Thin Opaque Bank Envelopes. FOOLSCAP PAPER-Plain and Ruled in various Patterns. MISCELLANEOUS GOODS—Blotting Paper, Blotting Pads, Pens, Penholders, Inkstands, Stationery, Cases and Sundries of every description. LEATHER GOODS-Purses. Pocket Books, Ladies' Hand Bags, Dressing Cases, Albums (writing and photographic). Photo. Frames, etc. TT P TON '... - N D p 0., PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS. T) S.C. ANNUAL SALE. ±J * • MANTLE DEPARTMENT. Lot Jackets, from 4s lid. Lot 2—Maids' Dresses, 4s lid. Lot 3—Rain Coats, reduced. Lot 4—Ladies' Costumes, 21s. SALE NOW ON.—D.S.C.