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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4138, 28 August 1900, Page 6

WELLIN' GTON OITY COUNCIL. In Uie matter of "The Municipal Cor- v porations Net, 18S6,’’ and “The Weibngton City Empowering Net, 1897 " 1 NOTICE OF POLLS. ! I HEREBY give notice that separate Polls of the ratepayers will he taken j on TUESDAY, the 28th day of AUGUST 1900, on the proposal of the City Council 1 of Wellington to borrow—1. The sum of .£25,000 for acquiring the block of land bounded by Fraser's lane on the South, Mqlesworth street on the West, Wingfield street on the North and Hulgrave street on the East, in order to wideh Fraser’s lane i and Wingfield street, and to extend the latter street through to Mulgrare street. The .surplus land acquired will be leased or sold by the Council. 2. The sum of d;18,000 for the purpose of widening the undermentioned streets, viz,:— Adelaide road from the Basin Reserve to John street (east side). Revans street from John street to Mein street (east side), Riddiford street from Mein street to Russell terrace (west side). And I further give notice that such Polls will be faken at the Sydney street Schoolroom, the City Council Chambers, Brandon street, the Foresters’ Hall, Tory street, and the Victoria Hall, Adelaide road, and that pursuant to the provisions of “The Local Government Voting Reform Net, 1899,’’ the said proposals respectively will be deemed to b’e carried if the number of valid votes recorded in favour of the proposals exceeds the number of valid votes recorded against the same. The Polling Booths will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated this 22nd day of August, 1900. JOHN G. W. AITKEN. 895 Mayor of Wellington. \ cAUTION TO RATEPAYERS. ERASER’S LAN E-WIN GFIELD STREET PROPOSALS. WHY should the Council purchase half the Thorndon end of the city because they require a. few feet of laud to widen Eraser’s lane? Have the estimates of the Council .in the past been so reliable that ratepayers can afford to stale them in a- career of land speculation? It will take twice £125,009, and mean increased taxation in the end. Let them bring down a moderate to acquire the land necessary to widen Fraser s lane, and ratepayers will support ;t. Go Early to the Pod, and VOTE AGAINST THE PRESENT PROPOSAL. 11 ONSLOW BOROUGH COUNCIL. | ANNUAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. NOTICE is hereby given that an Election will be held on THURSDAY, che 13th day of September, 1900, for the purpose of electing one Councillor • ler =aoh of the three Wards (North, South and East) of the Borough of Onslow, and L hereby appoint the office of tho Borough Council, Lambton quay, as the place, and Monday, the 3rd day of September, 1900 'before noon), as the day for the nomination, of Candidates for such offices. Nomination Papers may be obtained Lit tbe Borough Council Omces, .Lauibcorr lU l>u’ted this 27th day of August, 1900. S. C. G. VICKERS v 23 Returning Officer. KARORI BOROUGH COUNCIL. ANNUAL J3LECTION OF COUNCILLORS. In the Matter of ‘'The, Municipal Corporations Act, 1886,’ and ot Ihe Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1376.“ I HEREBY sire notice that an Election will be held on THURSDAY, the 13th day of September, 1900, for the purpose of Electing three Councillors lor the Borough of Karori; and I hereby appoint the Borough Council Office, Karon, as the place, and Tuesday, the 4th day ol September, before noon, as the day for the Nomination of Canumates for such offices. , ' , , . ■ Nomination Papers/can be obtained from tho Returning Officer. Dated this 27th day of August. 1900. W. F. ENGLAND, 22 Returning Officer. TO THE BURGESSES OF LAMBTON WARD. DIES AND GENTLdM S EN I beg to inform you that it is my insntion to again oifer myself as a candiate for your Ward, and kindly ask for our support. I remain. Yours respectfully, i 6 CHARLES WILLESTON. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ELECTIONS. J. RAND will address the Burgesses if ,Cook Ward in the State Schoolroom, liddiford street, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, at 8 o’clock. .998 GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ACTIVE MAN. WITH MODERATE CAPITAL. WE have been instructed to arrange a partnership in a long-established Brewery and Aerated Water Manufactory with any active, brainy man, possessed of some £ll5OO to JCJOOO capital. The annual share of profits to the incoming partner r will range from £ISOO to £IIOOO per annum. . We have personally inspected, the properi ty and business accounts, and can vouch 1 for its being one of the best opportunities 1 for investment of that character we have ever known. Early application neces--1 sary. and only principals meaning business need apply. For full details, apply to , MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO., Auctioneers, ■ 903 81, Lambton quay, Wellington. ■ RONGOTFA CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY ; COMPANY. , A PPLICATIONS (with references) will • be received up to the 4th Septem- ■■ her next for the position of Secretary to 3 the above Company. A man with pre- > vious experience as secretary to a dairy • company preferred. . Salary, ,£125 per 1 annum.' Further particulars may be ob- ■ tained from the undersigned, to whom ap- ‘ pJications should be addressed. ‘ M. R SMITH, ' 47 Secretary. ; NOTICE. OWING to increased volume of Dental Work. I have taken into partner- , ship Mr H. E. ANDREWS, and in future the firm will be known as Messrs Bridge and. Andrews. _ ‘ . J. W. BRIDGE. Dentist. 313 102, Willis street, Wellington. WOMEN’S PROTECTION SOCIETY. riIHE Secretary will he at tbe -aiianco -I- Chambers. Upper Willis street, on Tuesdays and Fridays, from 10 a.m. till 12. All communications addressed to Secretary of S.P.W. and C., Alliance Rooms, will receive immediate attention. TTfrEDDINQ AND INVITATION ? I CARDS.—A nice a««rtment to -.honse from. Prices ngnt. Best workmanship, at the “N.Z. Tunes ’ Jobbing Department. #OB