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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3352, 7 February 1898, Page 3

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr W. P. MoGirr, Jun , are respeotfnliy invited to attend iho Funeral of liis late Father, which will leave his residence, Austin street, at 10 a.m, this day (Monday), for the Bolton street Cemetery. J. PLYGER & CO„ Sanitary Undertakers, 20, Cuba street. Telephone, 1073. 004 FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr Alexander Sutherland Seir are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late beloved infant son, David, which will leave his residence, No. 11, Mein street, This Day tMonday), 7th February, at 2 p.m., for St. Mary of the Angela, Boulcott street, and thence to the Karcri Cemetery. „ , J. FLIGEP. & CO., Sanitary Undertakers, 20, Cuba street. Telephone, 1073. 606 WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. In the matter of “The Wellington Harbour Act, 1879,” and of “The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876.” I HEREBY give notice that the following four (4) persons have been duly nominated for the office of Member of the Wellington Harbour Board, viz.:— Beauchamp, Harold Cable, William Jack, John Luke, Charles Manley As there are only two vacancies to. be filled, I hereby also give notice that a Poll will be taken as between the said Candidates on MONDAY, the 14th day of February, 1893, at the Exchange Hall, Lambtdn quay. Polling hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated this Sl»t day of January, 1898. JAMES AMES, lioturning Officer for the Wellington 599 . Harbour Board. HABBOHB BOARD ELECTIONS. TO THE RATEPAYERS OP THE CITY ... <JP WEX^LINGTON. Ladies and gentlemen,—At the request-of a number of ratepayers I have decided to offer myself as a Candidate, for the position of member of the Wellington' Harbour Board, My principal reason in coming forward to isk your outrages is that I consider the time bas arrived when you should bo represented, jn the Harbour Board by same person who is prepared to give immediate practical effect bo the proposition for the . construction of a Dock suitable to tbe growing requirements of bhe Port of Wellington. Judging from the rapid progress of our port during the past boa years, and taking into consideration tho immense strides in the settlement of the waste lands and the completion of railways in the Province of Wellington, I look forward bo a still larger increase in the shipping trade >f bur port in the near future. I consider that by the time financial irratigementu have been made and the Dock sonatructed and ready for work, there will be i trade in the port sufficiently remunerative bo prevent the Dock becoming a burden on either consumers or shipowners. .* It is important that stops should be taken without delay on this matter, owing to the tact that the right of the Harbour Board to secure the Dotfk site lapses in about three fears from now if the construction of a dock bias not been commenced by that time. It is brue some negotiations have taken place between the City Council and the Harbour Board with a view to exchange of sites, but it la yet uncertain whether these legotiationa can bo successfully carried ihrough; „ , I have for years persistently urged on Mr ETetgtison the importance of having our port itted with Up-’to-date appliances, and believe ffiat the procuring of the 45-ton crane was iue to my efforts in this direction, which baa >een the means of attracting thousands of jounds worth of work to the port during ;he past few years, work that would certainly have gone elsewhere haft this applimoe not been at hand. If elected I will use every endeavour to jromote the development arid the increase if the shipping facilities of the port, which: fill enable Wellington to take and maintain ih© position of a first-class port, recognising ;ho important fact that the Harbour with its hipping will always bo the mainstay of the lity of Wellington. Youra faithfully, dti WM. CABLE. HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. ’ ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I thank J you for the confidence you have reposed me daring the past three years as one of ar representatives on the Wellington Harttr Board, and now take this opportunity of aounoing that I shall be glad to again toe my services at your disposal. Iho election takes place on the 14th btuary, 1898. I am, yours faithfully, ; HAROLD BEAUCHAMP. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. MATERIAL ON RECLAIMED LAND TE ABO. NY persons owning Timber or other material which has been deposited on portion of the Te Aro Reclaimed Land tout a permission are hereby required to eve same within one week from date i February, 1898. J. E. PAGE, Town Clerk. ; COO MELROSE BOROUGH COUNCIL. OTICE is hereby given that In response to a demand made by Ratepayers of 3otough of Melrose, I hereby fix TUBSr, the Ist day of March, 1898, as the day i which a poll of the ratepayers will be n upon the proposal that “ The Eating Ihimproved Value Act, 1896,” be adopted te Borough of Melrose, and that henooi property he rated dpon the basis of the iproved value thereof. oh poll will be taken at th© offiCo of the roil, 9, Queen’s Chambers, Wellington, men the hours of 9 a.m. and-6 p.m. C, T. BROWNE, Mayor. ellington, February sth, 1898. 596 LELROSE BOROUGH COUNCIL. DOG TAX. OTICB is hereby given that the tax on all dogs above the-age of six months within the Borough cf Molroso has boon I at 5s per dog. ie tax is now due and payable to the strata of Dogs, Messrs John Prentice, of iklyn, and James Grover, of Kilbirnie, teir residences, between the hours of 6 and 8 p.m. daily. Sundays and Holidays pted, and at this office during office y person keeping an unregistered dog period -of fourteen days is liable to a Ity of £5, W. F. FOSTER, Town Clerk. Queen’s Chamber, tVellington, sth February, 1893. 697 OMB FOB THE AGED NEEDY. lERE are vacancies for one man and three women. Nominations will be red by the undersigned up to noon on SDAT, 15th inst. ‘ CHAS. P. POWLESj Secretary. [E BANNOCKBURN CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY, LIMITED 3 Incorporated under “ The Companies Act. 1882.”) ' LPITAL ,£55,000, ded into 55,000 shares of JBl each, iioh it is proposed that 30,445 Shares be I to the public, 17,555 fully paid-up i be allotted to the Vendors, and 7000 (held in reserve for future use. {meats —2s 6d per Share on application, per Share on allotment, and the balance iy foe, .required in-calls,of not more than per Share at intervals of not leas than i not expected that more than 15s per will be required within the first 12 price to he paid to the Vendors is 9—viz., 17,555 Shares and ,810,445 in i -entire cash payment (except a small o cover the outlay and expenses oonneorith the amalgamation of the various iota, &o.) is payable by the Vendors; in ion to a large proportion of Paid-up s, to the present owners of the claims water races fob actual value be!d, in the shape of water rights, claims -sent in active operation, dams, pipes, speotueea may be obtained from any of rokers named. DIRECTORS— Hon Thomas Fergus, of Messrs Donald Reid - and Co. Robert Glendinxng, Esq., of Messrs Ross and. Glendining Thomas Brown, Esq., of Messrs Brown, Ewing and Co. James HAZLBTT.Esq., of Messrs Maokerrass and Haziett E. Melland, Esq. I Representing the William Bbown, Esq. } Vendors. BANKERS— National Bank op New Zealand. SOLICITORS— Messrs Bathgate and Woodhouse. BROKERS— Messes A. T. Bate, Hakcodbt & Co., James Henderson, R., W. Kikkby, D. T. Stuabt. INTERIM SECRETARY— Mr E, A. Cog AN, Bond street, Dunedin. PHOTOGRAPHS Of the'Bannockburn Field may be seen at the Offices of the Brokers. 394 ■ [A Gaud.] L C." L* JRIOBINSON, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, 14, Feathebston street, : Wellington. 49 ,ROBI PLEASURE GARDENS. Admission, 6dlIS, BOATING, REFRESHMENTS, &c. &c. ;’a Brakes leave Fitz Gerald’s Corner 10.15 a.m. and 2 p.m. . Sundays, 2 pm. RETURN PARES Tj If* (including admission) JL/I Vf