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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17040, 23 December 1918, Page 9

Corporation Notices. ipiTY OF AUCKLAND ,U ' THE LOCAL BODIES' LOANS ACT, 1913." PROPOSED LOAN OF £165.000 FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. i The Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of ' the City of Auckland hereby gives notice, in pursuance of Section 9 of the abovementioned Act:i I.—That tho purpose for which the loan is ; required is the execution of street improvement works in portion of the City of Auckland (being the whole of the said City, other than and excepting the Grey Lynn area), including particularly the following works: — (a) The paving in concrete or some other permanent material of tho following streets or portions thcreoi— Albert Street. Wyndkam Street. Federal Street. Victoria Street West. dittos Street. Manukau Road. Remuera Koad. Ponsonby Road. Customs Street West. Sturdee Street. Beatty Street. High Street. Fort Street Lane. Mr Elliott Sti-et and Old Market. Eden Terrace, New Ncrth Road. Hobson Street . Khyber Pass Road. Mount Eden Road. (b) Tho forming, kerbin?. channelling, and metalling of the following Bireots or portions thereof— Marine Parade. Anglcsea Street . Collinswocd Street. Willow Street. France Street The Strand Parnell. Gladstone Road, Parnell. Belmont Terrace. Mamie Street. Clonbern Road. Victoria Avenue. Gillies Avenue. Tho Drive, Epsom. St. Mark's Road. Gundry Street. 2. That the Auckland City Council, being unablo to provide the necessary funds for such works out of the ordinary revenue of the City, proposes to borrow a sum not exceeding £165,000. 3. That the proposed security for tho repayment of such loan shall be a Special ate of 2d in the £ on the annual value of all ratable property in the abovementioned portion of the City of Auckland. 4. That the Auckland City Council proposes to make such loan repayable in 33 years and proposes to make provision for the payment of a sinking fund of £1 per centum, per annum. 5. That tho Auckland City Council proposes to pay out of such loan such costs, charges and expenses as the Auckland City Council may determine to have been actually incurred in connection with such loan, but not the interest and sinking fund thereon for the first year. Dated the 23rd December. 1918. HENRY W. WILSON. 1 " Town Clerk.

I hereby give notice, in pursuance of Section 10 of the abovementioned Act, that a, Poll of the Ratepayers of the abovementioned portion of the City of Auckland on the proposal to raise the abovementioned loan will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of January. 1918, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., at the following polling places, namely: — 1. Town Hall. Queen Street. 2. Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street. . 8. St. James' Hall, Wellington Strest. 4. East Street Hall, East Street. 6. Newton West State School, Great North Road, Archhill. 6. Munro's Hall, Ponsonby. 7. All Saints' Schoolroom, Church Street, 8. Masonic Hall, Jervois Road. 9. Bayfield Hall. Heme Bay. 10. St. Benedict's Hall, St. Benedict's Street. 11. St. David's Hall. Khyb'er Pass Road. 12. Late Eden Terrace Read Board Office, New North Road, Eden Terrace. 13. Auckland University, Lower Symonds Street. 14. Methodist Church. Manukau Road, Parnell. 15. Native Boys' School, St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell. 16. St. Mark's Hall, Remuera Road. 17. City Council Depot (adjacent to Public" Library), Remuera Road. V,. Mr. W. Barry's Residence, "Gardenhyrst, Remuera Road. 19. Epsom Branch Public Library. Manu-> kau Koad, Epsom. ■ 20. Late Epsom Laundry (op Pi TrarK ■Darn). Manukau Road, Ep3orn. J. H. OTOfSON,'

TITOUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. REFUSE REMOVAL* Notice 13 hereby given that curing th« Chrulmaa Week and the New Year Week, the Refuse which is usually collected on Wednesday will be taken on TUESDAY, and that which is collected on Thursday will bo taken on FRIDAY. 8. GRAY. Town Clerk. December 17, 1918. Tourist Resorts. RUSSELL.- THE HISTORIC FISHING. BOATING. AND TOURIST KESOKT OF NEW ZEALAND. SIXUATJUU itf THE WINTERLESS NORTH. fPHE CABLES, I3US3ELL, Has now been taken over by Mr. »nd Mrs. Clow, who have entirely refurnished it and fitted an up-to-date lighting plant, hot and cold water, etc. It is centrally situated, close to wharf, with beautiful views from the balconies, overlooking the harbour and home away from home, amid ideal surrounding l. KING'S COURT PRIVATE HOTEL. 'Phone 3238. With Electric Light Throughout. Up-to-date Accommodation. Billiard Table. Extensive Grounds and Magnificent Views. Tennis Court. Moderate Charges. Permanents by Arrangement. Trams to Gate. KING'S COURT PROVIDES A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. A. ARROWSMITE, Proprietor. SONOMA, PRIVATE HOTEL. 'Phono 725. Alfred Street.

The above well-known House has a few Vacancies for Pormanents. Single and " Double Rooms. Tariff on application. MRS. NAIRN - - Proprietress. 3 AREWA HOUSE ilate Grafs), under new \J Management —For Travellers, Tourists, Convalescents, and ethers who seek a quiet, cheerful hone. Charmingly situated on Orewa Beach, and in close proximity to City.- Surf Bathing, Fishing. Boating, Nat. Bunh, affcrd- , ing shady retreats, bounded by pretty, na igabTe creek. Billiards, Tennis, Tel. Bureau, First-class Launch for Fishing Excursions, etc. Terms moderate. Mail coach Fridays, steamers almost daily-r-Address J. 3. WATT. P. 0.. Orewa. HOT BPRINGo. HELENSVILLS. Best Mineral Baths in the Dominion. - Excellent for Kbeuma'ism, Indigestion, and Nervous Complaints. • STAY AT SPRINGSIDE HOUSE. 40 room*. all ground floor, every convenience; tennis, bowls, etc.: pleasant Domain grounds; supper and plunge baths. Ring up No. 8, Helensville Bureau Motor meets all trains. Telegrams, " Springside," promptly attended to Tariff. Gs 6rl per day, 37s 6d per week. MRS. EDDLESTON. i»roi>rletress. BRENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE. ROTORUA, the Largest Private Hotel of Rotorua. Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. air. Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the season. Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths, patent lavatories, etc. Nearest house to Government Baths, including the large new bath-house. Motor-cars and conveyances leave Brent's for all the fide trips. Terms reasonable Porters meet all trains.—S. T. • j BRENT. Proprietor. ' j jrU ORA HOUSE, ARKLE'S BAY. I wish to notify intending guests that w« are fully booked between December 24, 1918, and January 3. 1919. and are now booking before and after these dates. We cater for over ' 100 guests. The place for pleasure and he.xltn. Plenty of boating and good fishing. . Book early to avoid disappointment No influenza, but house thoroughly fumigated as ' a precautionary measure—'Phone. Wire, or ' Write S. D. Chiles, Proprietor SONOMA. Rotorua.—" Comfortable and Homely" are our visitors' remarks. First-class table; few minutes from grounds i and baths; 7s day. 40s week. Box 53. 'phone i 62.—Mrs. Jamieson. Proprietress. rpHIRWELL PRIVATE HOTEL. Rotorua. X The house that never had the "Flu." Well known as the premier house for accommodation, comfort, first-class table, and moderate tariff. Renovated for the coming season. Registered telegraphic address, Thir> well. Tel. 20. 7s day, 42s week.—T. P. Dovrling, Proprietor. WHATIPU Tourist Resort. West Coast.-' Close to the beach, splendid fishing.surf bathing, etc.—Wire or write, F. Gib. .bone, Proprietor. Whatipu, Kara' Kara P. 0.. I via Waikumete. For Launch, ring 88. One« iuung* Bureau-. . . '