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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19236, 27 January 1926, Page 22

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ROAD BOARD NOTICES. rjTAMAKI ROAD SPECIAL ORDER. Public Notice is hereby given that, at a Special Meeting of the Tamaki Roaci Board, held on. the 21st day of January 1926. the following resolution, to operate af a Special Order, was passed and will bt submitted for confirmation at the ordinarj meeting of the said Board to be held on th< 25th day of February, 1920. RESOLUTION. "Whereas the sum of £2750 borrowed b' the Tamaki Road Board and called thi tamaki Road Beard Foreshore Loan, 1915 is due and payable on the Ist day of Jan uary, 1926. and the sum of £2750 is re Quired to pay off the said Loan. Now therefore, the Tamaki Road Board, in exer cise of the powers vested in it in tha behalf by 'Tho Local Bodies Loan Act 1913,' hereby resolves by way- of specia order—"First, to borrow the 1 said sum of £5:75 for the purpose of paying off tho said Loan • "Second: That tho said Loan shall be re payablo on the Ist day of September, 196' i or such other earlier dale as may be de termined by the Board. "Third: Here follows resolution makin; special rate." The above SpeciaJ Order has been de posited at the Board's office, St. Heliers and may be inspected during office hours. St. Heliers. January 25, 1926. H. F. GOODMAN, Clerk. A NNIVERSAKY "HAY. ANNIVERSARY JJAY. jpREMIER gHOW OF THE j^OKTB JJELENSVILLE AND J3 ASSOCIATION. (MR. ALBERT HANSON. PRESIDENT. TWENTY A NNUAL QHOW seventh Annual uhow. AT THE Helensville QHOWGROUNDS, ELENSVILLE Showgrounds! A NNIVERSARY TV AY, TAN. OO Anniversary JJay, Jan. Zu RECORD ENTRIES RECEIVED. AUCKLAND ARTILLERY BAND. HORSE EVENTS. HIGHLAND DANCING POST ENTRIES. SOCIAL AND DANCE. EVENING OF SHOW?' T. O. ROBINSON. Helensville. Secretary. "E 1 RAN KLIN AGRICULTURAL AN! I 1 PASTORAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL SHOW. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26 AND 27, 192 G. FEBRUARY 2G AND 27. 1926. SCHEDULES NOW READY. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1926. SEND FOR SCHEDULE TO D. R HAMILTON. Secretary, ■ Bex 32, Pukekohe.