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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4295, 2 March 1901, Page 6

LOWER HUTT BOROUGH COUNCIL, BUILDING BYLAW. IVTOTICE is hereby given, that the Lon er Hutt Borough Council will Bold a meeting at 7,30 p.ui. on AIO.nDAA , Ist April. 1901. for the purpose of confirming a resolution passed by way ol special ordei on the 18th February. 1M)!. maicincr a Building Bvlaw for the Buronuh. The object of the said Bylaw is to provide for 1. The deposit at the Borough Office of all plans of buildings to be erected, and tor the inspection of the said, buildings. 2. To rrgHaU • !'• con- * met ion as to diniensio 1 * ird materials of the walls ot buildings within the Borough 3. To regulate the construction and materials in construction of roofs, fireplaces, ami furnaces and buildings and mode of securing and enclosing chimneys. 4. To regulate and make provision for the construction of chimneys and for the prevention of nuisances from smoke, a. To regulate the erection of tents and other temporary structures. G. To prohibit or regulate the erection ot houses not having a frontage to a street and to prevent the overcrowding of ground with houses and shops. 7. To regulate the rales and re-erec-tion of buildings. 8. To appoint fees' payable to the Borough Bund for inspection, superintendence, and other services performed by the Borough Inspectors. Th? foregoing building Bylaw to come into force on the 16th day ol April, 1901. PERCY R. PURSER, Town Clerk. Lower Hutt. 23rd Pebruary. 1901. 277

WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. PROPOSED SPECIAE LOAN. lu the matter of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1000. THE Council of the City of Wellington hereby gives public notice that such Council proposes to borroiv (by way of Special Loan within the meaning of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1900) the sum of Fifty Thousand Pounds, to be expended in the erection of a Town Hall and Municipal Offices on a site owned by the Corporation, situate at the corner of Mercer street and Cuba street Extension, and that the Council proposes to pledge as security for the said Loan the net rents and profits to he derived from time to time from any letting to be made from ) inic to time of the present Corporation Offices and Town Hall Site situate in Brandon and Featherstom streets, anti the buildings thereon, or any part of such offices, site, or building, and from any lotting frqm time to time of the proposed Town Hall and Offices or any part thereof. Xt is proposed that the whole amount of the Loan shall be repayable at the expiration of a term of thirty years, computed from the raising of the Loan. Dated this 23rd day of February. 1901. J. E. PAGE, 290 Town Clerk.

IT'S FIERCE. MOST of imr slang terms have been invented for us either in London or New York, but now and again a term comes along from Sydney or Melbourne which catches on. The American slang is, however, the most expressive and catchy, and the latest from New York is “it's Ificrcc.” If one wears a shirt with plenty of colour, one’s fxdends say "it's fierce” ; if a young lady comes out with snowy shoulders, and a diamond tiara, her admirers whisper one to another, “Isn't she fierce?” If a horse shows up well on the track, the word-passes along that "Advance is fierce to-day.” The golfer V.-ho succeeds in winning live out of six holes is "fierce” ; and when the baby is brought out all di essecl in its downiest coat and softest laces, its beautiful auntie up her hands and exclaims, "Oh, isn’t the darling fierce.” It’s alright slang, and will take on in the colony, when wo will have the people exclaiming that Crease's Al, jam is fierce. In the meantime they are content with saying Crease’s Al jam is the best in the market, and the people know, for they have investigated. All tins full weight. 278 jyDNEY TO LEND at lowest current rates. YOUNG AND TRIPE, Solicitors, 281 Grey street. B SEED MERCHANTS. Palmerston North, Feilding and Dannevirke. AEKAUD AND A BBAIIAM., "PLAXMERE” RYEGRASS, To be certain of using reliable seed, and thus securing first-class permanent pastures, sow FLAXMERE Ryegrass seed. IN STOCK— Clovers, Turnip, Rape, etc., and _ the best known varieties of grasses specially grown for our trade. "GLENALVON." SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND. Private Hotel for Families, Ladies and Gentlemen. THE House is situated in large grounds, six acres, comprising shrubberies, fernery, fruit and flower gardens and tenuis lawn. Magnificent view of the harbour. ■ Ten minutes’ walk from the G.P.O. Cars and 'Duses pass the entrance gates. Address— MRS SCHERFF 127 Glenaivon, Auckland. AUCKLAND. AVER LE Y JJ OTEL (Queen street, Auckland). Visitors to Auckland will find that at the WAVERLEY HOTEL no effort will be spared to offer them every comfort, combined with a MODERATE TARIFF. The Hotel is within one minute’s walk of the Railway Station and Wharf, and commands a magnificent view of the harbour. • MAURICE O’CONNOR, Proprietor. rjIER MINUS JJ OTEL. NEW PLYMOUTH. The above well-known Hotel is pleasantly situated in New Plymouth, and is within three minutes’ walk of the Railway Station and township. The travelling public will find every attention at the Terminus. 159 E. HADPIELD. Proprietor. JM. BUTT, Fallow In*r. Bankers, • London, 27, Lambton quay (over Bank of New Zealand), telephone 1449, Financial and General Agent, acts as Trustee, Executor, Manager or Secretary Companies, Attorney for Absentees. Eftates administered. Loans negotiated. Moneys invested, Audits and Inspection of Accounts conducted. References —The Bank of New Zealand, the National Bank of New Zealand. Limited. W‘l THE WESTI T Cuafi COMP ' LIMITED. RFT/TL DEPOT—The Company’s Re--11 Depot in Manners street has on hand 3oks of COALBROOKDALE COAL and 1 other kinds of Coal and Firewood, and divers at, any part of the town at curnt prices. Telephone. No- SSI. •*»