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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20722, 15 November 1930, Page 15

COMPETITIONS. DONG COMPOSING COMPETITION. ° PRIZE OF THREE GUINEAS. Tho winner of the Song-Writing Coinpetition, promoted by tho IYA Musical and Dramatic Committee, was Mr. W. P. Chambers, of Wellington. Tho entry by Miss Patricia Lusher, of Kemuera, Auckland, was very highly commended. A prize of i'.'i 3s is now offered for tho best Musical Setting to tho words of the poem. Copies of tho poem may bo obtained from Station IYA or from tho Broadcasting Company, Christchurch. Tho judges will be:—Dr. S. Kenneth Phillips, Mr. H. Hollingrake and Mr. John Tait. In tho event of the judges deciding that no entry ib suitable, no award will bo made. \ Each entry must bo signed with n pseudonym and bo accompanied by a sealed envelope containing tho pseudonym and the competitor's name and address. Entries must be addressed: Tho Judges, IYA Song-Writing Competition, Station IYA, France Street, Auckland, and must reach the Station not later than NOVEMBER 28. TRANSPORT BOARD NOTICES. OPENING OF NEW RAILWAY STATION. ALTERATION TO TIMETABLE AND KUiNAIiNG OF CARS ON PONbONBY ROUTE. Commencing on MONDAY, November 17, Poneonby Cars will run to tho New Railway Station instead of Lower Queen Street, as heretoiore lroin Monday to Saturday inclusive. On Sundays only. Ponsonby Cars will run to and lrom .Lower Queen Street as heretofore. TIIE FOLLOWING SCHEDULES WILL BE MAINTAINED AS FAR AS POSSIBLE. PONSONBY (THREE LAMPS) TO CITY AND RAILWAY STATION, Via Newton, Welle.sley Street West, Queen Street, Customs Street East and Beach Road. Weekdays:— (G.lO a.m. to City only) 6.18, C.2G (0.30 to City only) 6.40. 0.50, every 5 minutes until 8.40, 8.44, every 6 minutes until 11.32, 11.40, every 5 minutes until 7.30 p.m. (7.35 to City only) 7.40 (7.45 to City only), 7.50, every 8 minutes until 9.50, 9.50, 10.4, 10.14, 10.20, 10.20, 10.32, 10.38 (10.44 to City only), 10.50. 10.50, 11.2 (11.8 to Citv only), then 11.11, 11.17, 11.23, 11.35, 11.41, 1i.47, via College Hill and Halsey St., to Gaunt St. Depot. SUNDAYS:—Samo as heretofore. RAILWAY STATION TO CITY AND PONSONBY (THREE LAMPS), via Beach Road, Customs Street East, Queen Street, Wellesley Street West and Newton. Weekdays:—(G a.m. from Customs St. W., via College Hill) (G. 30 a.m. from Lower Queen St.), G. 41, G. 47, G. 51, 7.6, 7.10, every 5 minutes until 8.30, 8.37, 8.40, 8.45, 8.50, 8.55, 9, 9.8, every G minutes until 11.50, 12 noon, every 5 minutes until 7.25 p.m., 7.28, 7.35, 7.40 7.45, 7.50, every 8 minutes until 9.50, 9.5G (10.G from Customs St. W.), 10.8,10.14,10.20, (10.30 from Customs St. W.), 10.32, 10.38, 10.44, 10.50, 10.50, 11.2, 11.14, 11.20, 11.2 G. SUNDAYS:—Same as heretofore. NOTE: Cars depart Customs St. E., for Ponsonby (Three Lair.-is), 4 minutes after departure times shown from Railway Station. In addition to the above service extra cars will run between tho Railway Station and City (Customs St. E.), during tho busy trnfTic periods.

On Sundays Cars will be scheduled to run between the Railway Station nnd City to connect with the " Inward" nnd " Outward" Hamilton trains and the "Outward" Wellington trains. Every endeavour will be made to carry out the above service. Circumstances may require alterations to be mnde and no guarantee is given that all or any particular trip will bo run. SECTIONS AND FARES. 12 Trip Concsn. Cash Card. Foot of Queen St. or Customs St. E. safety zono and Pitt St. . . . . 2d Is 9d Pitt St. and Ponsoi by (3 Lamps) 2d Is 9d Foot of Queen St. 01 Customs St. E. safetv 7.0110 and Ponsonby (3 Lamps) 3d 2s 8d Railway and intersection Customs St. E. and Queen St Id Railway nnd intersection Wellesley and Queen Sts. 2d Is 9d Railway and Pitt St. . . 3d 2s 8d Railway and Ponsonby (3 Lamps) 4d _ 3e 6d For further particulars see official timetables obtainable at Ticket Agencies, Despatch Cabin, Queen Street and Head Office, Customs Street West. A. E. FORD, Manager. ELECTORAL. Q I T Y jyj AYORALTY. A Deputation of Electors of the City of Auckland will wait upon MR. GEO. W. HUTCHISON. Public Accountant (Member of City Council), at tho Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street, on "WEDNESDAY, November 19. at i p.m., with a request that ho allow himself to bo nominated for the Mayoralty of the City for the next term. An invitation to attend the Deputation is extended to all Electors who are desirous of securing Mr. Hutchison's candidature. JOHN ALEXANDER, H. T. GOLDIE. C.M.G., A. GRAYSON. C. F. BENNETT, CHAS. K. GRIERSON ROBT. BURNS. W. J. HOLDSWORTH GREY CAMPBELL, E. E. KITCHENER, FRED. T. EYRE, THOS. McINDOE, GEO. FOWLDS, F. L. RENDELL, Kt.. C.8.E., C. J. TUNKS, Conveners. ANUKAU COUNTY COUNCIL. MANGERD SPECIAL AREA WATER SUPPLY LOAN OF £65,000, 1930. Notice is hereby given that tho Manukau County Council proposes to raiso under the provisions of "Tho Cpunties Act. 192 C," "Tho Local Bodies Loans Act, 192G," and all others Acts and Powers (if any), it in that behnlf enabling, and subject to tho precedent consent of tho Governor-General in Council, in terms of ''The Local Government Loan 3 Board Act, 1926," a Special Area Loan of £65,000, for the purpose of laying mains and doing all other things necessary for the supply of water to properties in the said Special Rating Area, and redeeming tho existing Mangero Bridge Waterworks Special Area Loans of £3OOO and £3OO. and Mangero Crossing Waterworks Special Area Loans of £7OOO and £7OO, respectively in the Mangero Riding of the County of Manukau. The Proposed security is a epecial annually recurring rate of fifty-fivo sixtyfourths of a, penny (55-61 d) in the pound (£) on the capital value of all rateable property in tho Mangere Water Supply Special Rating Area of the County, to cover interest, sinking fund and other charges on tho said Loan payable over a period of thirty years, or until the Loan is fully paid off, tho said Loan being repayablo at tho end of a term not exceeding thirty years, with a Sinking Fund of one and a-half per centum (1} per cent.) per annum. It is proposed to pay out of the Loan the cost of raising same, but not tho first year's Interest nnd Sinking Fund. Tho boundaries of tho Special Rating Area are na follows: All that nrea in tho North Auckland Land District, situated in Blocks VIII. nnd XII., Ti'tiransi Survey District, nnd Blocks V., VI., IX. and X.. Otnhuhu Survey District, bounded, commencing in the west at the mouth of Orunrnngi Creek, to the south generally by tho said Creek to the northernmost corner of Allotment $9, Manurewa Parish, and by the said Allotment BST nnd Allotments P8 and CO a right lino across Wcntney Road, _ nnd Allotment 61, all of Manurewa Parish ffforesaid, to Pukaki Creek; thence by tho last-mentioned ('reek to tho northern side of a public road forming tho southern boundaries of Allotment 154, Mnnurewa Parish, by this road and its continuation across Pukaki Road, and by Pukaki Road to tho westernmost corner of Allotment 160, Mnnurewa Parish nfore.said, to tho south generally by tho said Allotment IGO to nnd across the mouth of Pukaki Lagoon to the north bank of Puknki Creek, by tho snid Creek to the northern side of a public road forming tho southern boundary of Allotment 56, Manurewa Parish, and by this road find its continuation across another public rond to tho Riding boundary; thence to the south-enst. north-west, norfh nnd west by (ho boundary of Mnngere Riding ns described in tho New Zealand Gazette No. 12, 1922, to the point of commencement. FRANK M. WATERS, Chairman, EDGAp ASIICROFT, County Clork. Under the provisions of Section 11 of "Tho Local Bodies Loans Act. 1926." I hereby give notice that a Poll of the Ratepayers of the Mangero Water Supply Loan of £05,000, Special Rating Area of tho County of Manukau, will be taken between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on SATURDAY, tho 13th day of December, 1930, on the abovo proposal. POLLING BOOTHS; Church of England Hall. Fnvona. Mangero East Puhlio Hall. Mnncere Central Hnll. St. James' Parish Hnll. Manukau County Council Office, comer Shortland and Princes Streets. Auckland. FRANK M. WATERS. Chairman. Dated Auckland thi« Bth day of November, 1930.