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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4319, 30 March 1901, Page 6

ST. PAUL’S PRO-CATHEDRAL I MDLGRAVE STREET. I PALM SUNDAY. ORDER OF SERVICES: ] Holy A ommuniou. 8 a.m.; Matins, 10 j a.in.; Holy Communion ami Sermon, 11 j a.m. Stainer's Cantata, ‘‘The Cruoi-1 fixiou,” 6.30 p.m. WADE3TOVVN CHURCHROOM—Evensong, 6.30 p.m. 186 j ST. PETER’S CHURCH. | PALM SUNDAY, 1901. 1 ORDER OF SERVICES; 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; II a.m.. Morning Prayer and Story of the -Cross; 3.30 p.m.. Children’s Service; 4 p.m.. Baptisms and Churclungs; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer. BROOKLYN cjiURCHROOM. G. 30 p.m. 189 WELLINGTON OITY COUNCIL. PROPOSED SPECIAL LOAN. In the matter of the Tramways Act, 1891, and of the Municipal Corporations Ac V, 1900. THE Council of the City of Wellington hereby gives public notice that such Council proposes to borrow by way of special loan within the meaning of the abovenamed Acts, the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-live Thousand Pounds (.£225,000) for the purpose of constructing an Electric Tramway in the, City of Wellington, with an extension of such tramway to Island Bay in the Borough of Melrose. And notice is hereby further given that the said Council proposes to secure the repayment of the said loan, and the payment of the interest thereon, by,a mortgage of the said tramway and the undertaking thereof, and the revenues, rents, tolls, issues and profits of such tramway and such undertaking. And proposes also to make, pledge, and permanently appropriate as further security for the said loan and the interest thereon, a special rate of twopence (2d) in the pound on the ratable value (on the basis of the annual value) of all ratable property within the City of Wellington. And the Council further proposes that the whole amount o| the said loan shall be made repayable at the expiration of a term of twenty years, computed from the date of the publication in the New Zealand Gazette of the statutory notice to the effect that all proceedings required by law to be taken in or towards obtaining the sanction of the electors to the present proposals have been duly taken, and that the resolution in favour of the said proposals has been duly carried. Dated this 16th day of March. 1901. J. E. PAGE, 799 • Town Clerk. Referring to the above advertisement, I hereby call a meeting of the Electors to consider the proposal of the Wellington City Council to borrow the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-five Thousand Pounds for the purpose of constructing an Electric Tramway in the City of Wellington, with an extension of same to Island Bav, in the Borough of Melrose, such meeting to be held, at the Skating Rink. Ingestre street, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of April, at half-past 7 o’clock in the evening. JOHN G. W. AITKEN, Mayor of Wellington. Dated this 29th day of March, 1901. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. PROPOSED SPECIAL LOAN. In the matter of the Municipal Corpora- ■ tions Act, 1900. TECB Council of the City of Wellington hereby gives public notice that such Council jpropoaes to borrow (by way of Special Loan within the meaning of the Municipal Corporations Act, 190 Q) the sum of -Fifty-five Thousand Pounds, to be expended'ln paving the streete alone the present tramway line with, wooden blocks, Tim Council proposes to pledge a special rate of twopence in the pound on the ratable value (on. the basis of annual value) of all retablo property in the city as eeeumy fpr the said loan, and the Interest thereon, It la propoand that the whole amount of kb* loan shall be repayable at the expiration of a term of 20 years, computed from the raisin* of the loan, this JOtli day of March. 1901. Dated QOQ iT. ft Town Clerk. Referring to the above advertisement, I hereby call a meeting of the Electors to consider the proposal of the Wellington City Council to borrow the sum of Fiftyfive Thousand Pounds for the purpose of paving the streets along the present Tramway Line with Wooden Bloc,ns. such meeting to he held at D>e Skniing Rink,; Ingestre street, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of April, at half-past 7 o’clock in th" evening. JOHN n. W. MT r TIN, Mayor of W«UiP'»ton. j Dated this 29th day of March, 1901. y'oounctu I PROPOSED SPECIAL LOAN. | In’the matter of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1900. THE Conncil of the City of Wellington hereby gives public notice that siieh Council proposes to borrow (by wav 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 Hell and Municipal Offices op 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 be derived from time to time from nnv j letting to be made from time to time of the ' present Corporation Offices and Town Hall Site situate in Brandon and Fenth era ton streets, and the buildings ther“on. or ar- : part of such site or building, and j from nnv letting froth ’time to time of the nronos°d Town Hall and Offices or any part th-reof. It is proposed that the whole amount of the Loan shall be repayable at the expiration of a, term of thirtv years, computed from the raising of the Loan. Dated this 18th day of March. 1901. J. E. PAGE. 801 Town Clerk.

Referring to the above advertisement, I hereby call a meeting of the Electors to consider the proposal of the Wellington City Council to borrow the sum of Eifty Thousand Pounds for the creation of a Town Hall and Municipal Offices, such meeting to be held at the Skating Rink, Ingestre street, on TUESDAY, the 9(h day of April, at half-past 7 o’clock in the evening. JOHN G. W. AITKEN, Mayor of Wellington. Dated this 29th day of March, 1901. THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS. OUR Australian cousins are having a • very giddy time. Yesterday and to-day the elections for the Senate and House of Representatives of th'e Commonwealth ' Parliament are decided. Some of the candidates already know their rate, and there have been more blanks than prizes. There is plenty of excitement about an election, for the people] generally take sides and fire themselves with au enthusiasm which, though temporary, is very strong while 'it lasts.’ And .how earnestly everyone likes to seel his side win. Unfortunately for the po- 1 litical harrackers, there are only a limited number of seats to be filled, and conse-i quently there must be great disappointment to many. If, one cannot get a political prize in this colony, there is al-! ways the chance of a billet, but the people I here are never discouraged or depressed, for they know they have an excellent prize packet in Crease’s At Tara. This 'is a perfect table delicacy, and is made with extreme care from the finest selected fruits and crystal sugar. , You can’t go wrong with Crease’s Al Jam. All tins full weight. 170