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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4332, 16 April 1901, Page 6

WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. Ni .'TICK OF IN’l LNTION TO MAKE KATES. is hereby given that the ConnX 1 oil of the C tv oi Wellington will ;C a Special Meeting to he held on TUUKSUA Y, the 'hid May, 1901, at 7.lit) o'clock, in the evening, make the following rat of toe the period commencing on the Ist (lay oC April, 1901, and ending on the 31st day of Maich, 1902, viz.: !. A General Halo for the general purposel; o; the Borough of one shilling and three pence in the pound on tin ’■nnual ratable value on the Valuation Foil of all raC'Jde property within the Borough. 2. Water Kate, as follows: —On all lands and Buildings within the Borough, and in portion:-, of the Boroughs of Melrose and Karuri by tbo Weliing-j ton (.City) Suburbs Water Supply Act, 189:). declared to be subject to the same Water Kates and chaiges as for the time being are levied ami made in the Chty. used as dwellinghouses to which water is supplied : (a) Whore the annual ratable value on the Valuation Jlo'i does not exceed Al2 Ids, a rate of ton saili i n g s, (b) Where such ratable value exceeds ~i';2 10s. a rate of ■!-. per cent, on such value. One-haif of the respective Water K/atcs mentioned- above on alt lands and buildings to which water can bo, but is not, supplied, situate within 100 yards from any part of the Corporation Waterworks. A Kale of 2J per cent, on the ratable value of all buildings within the Borough, and the said portions ot Melrose and ICarori used as stores or warehouses, or for any pur-

poses oilier than dwellinghoiises. A JJuti; under ihe piovisions of the Hospital and Charitable Institutions' Act. 1835. of threepence in (he pound on the annual ratable value on the Valuation Roll of all ratable property within the Borough, such rate being required to meet the contributions payable by the Council to the Wellington Hospital Board ami (in Wellington and Wairarapa Charitable Add Board. 4. A Rate under the provisions of Hie Municipal Corporations Aet, 1900. of one penny in tho pound on tiie annual ratable value on tbo Valuation Roll of all ratable property within the' Borough, which rate shall bo called “The Library Rate.” Also, that all the above rates will be payable in two equal instalments, on thej Kith clay of May, 1901, and cn the 15th day of November, 1901. i\ T otico is also hereby given that the Council intends to levy n portion of the Special Hale of one shilling- in the pound on all ratable property within the city—and in the portions of the Boroughs of Melrose and Ivarori by the Wellington (Citv) Suburbs Sanitation Act. 1893. declared to bo subject to Special Rater made and levied by the Council of the Cily of Wellington for drainage purposes —-I’ade and struck on the 24-th November, 1812. for interest and sinking fund on tbc Wellington City Sanitation Loan of 1,000; such portion to be fivepencc in the pound on such ratable- property. which portion of rate will be payable by two equal half-yearly payments, to be made on the 15th May and the IStli November. 1901. Notice is also hereby given that the Council intends to levy a portion of the Snecial Rate of one penny in the pound on all ratable property within the City—and in the portions of the Boroughs of Melrose and Karori -by the Wellington i (City) Suburbs Sanitation Ae.t. 1893, de[dared to be subject to Special Rates made and levied by the Council of the Citv of Wellington for drainage purposes-—made and struck on tho 3rd .Tune. 1897. for interest on the Loan of .£33,009 raised for completion of the Drainage Works of the City, such portion to be three fartbingr in Hie pound on such ratable property, which port inn of the rate will be payable by two equal half-yearly payments, to be ’-nulo on Hm 15th May ami the 15th November. 1901. Also, that tho annually recurring Special Rate on all ratable property within tho Cit'- for Interest and Sinking Fund on the City Improvements Loan of ,£IOO.Oilt) will be payable in two equal instalnwiUs. on Hie 15th Mav and tbo 15tb November, 1901, snch rate for the period above mentioned to be at fourpcnce in the p.o”ud. Also, tbo annually recurring Special Rate of one penny in tbo pound on i.ll ratable pronertv within the Citv foi interest on the Consolidated Loan of .£2OO - 000 to bo payable in two equal instalments on the 2nd June and the 2nd December, 1001. | Notice ia hereby also given that the esti mates of income and expenditure for thperiod for which the above-mentioned-rat:s are proposed to be made, and the Rate Books containing the particulars of an yh.p. qbove rates, ere pot nnen for inspection at the' City Council Offices, Brandon street, Wellington.

11. TAIT. Acting Town Clerk. Wellington, 15tb April, 1901. THE QUEEN’S DEMISE. (SPECIAL memorial and funeral l j ■ NUMBERS-. AT BAIIXIE'S. THE WORLD’S BEST ARTIST’S PICTURE—A GREAT EVENT. TITS ILEUS. LONDON NEWS—MEMORIAL NUMBER (.Ton. 90). nonUmiing profusely illus. Life of Queen VieWia, and a large beautiful Presentation Plate. “The End of a Glorious Reign.’’ Tho Life and Death of Victoria is written for -this number by Max Pemberton There are also included some Funeral Pictures by great Artists. PRICE. Is Cd FUNERAL NUMBER (Fob. 71—The Funeral Procession shown in a series of double a ll -I quadruple page ruptures by Forestier, S. Begg, Gunning King Ralpl: Cleaver, Fred T. .Tane, IT. Wyllie, G. Amato. Scppings Wright. De Lacy, Allan Stcwart, Eil. Read. Ca.ton Woodville. H. Tringbam Van Anrooy, A. Faulkner Snbattier. Bruckman. and T. W. Wilson PRICE, 3s. THE GRAPHICFUNERAL NUMBER- (Feb. CO—“A Great Quern’s Funeral: tho Progrc-s* from Osborne io Windsor.” With a double plate by John Charlton. "The Funeral Car oi a Soldier’s Daughter." Profusely il lust rated. PRICE. Is 6d. SUPPLEMENTARY FUNERAL NUMBER (Feb. o)—Shows the Last Scenes afj Windsor, and gives a largo double-page S uvnlement. PRICE Is fid. ANOTHER NUMBER (Feb. 16)—.Wit! Pictures and Particulars of tho King and Queen. PRICE. 9d. BLACK AND WHITE—VICTORIA MEMORIAL NUMBER— Depicting The Passing of Victoria, con taining an Appreciation of Her Life and many personal pictures. Contains also interesting notes upon the late Queen’s Family. PRICE, Is 3d. FUNERAL NUMBER (Fob CO—Manv Phctcs and Pictures by Max Cowper Cecil Aldin, S. Wells, S. M. Tinrpnc" ric. Photos of Royal Family. PRICK 9 NOTE—OBTAINAELE AT BAJULU’S. CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON. ’Cft* SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. OUR NEW PREMISES, r -HIS R. DAEROCH’3 Confectionery. Tea and Social Rooms are now open In the general pdblic. and will be found r plete and comfortable. Afternoon Tea and Suppers specially catered for. The rooms are all fine and lofty, and will compare favourably with any other ratering establishment in the Empire (il v. A call solicited. The public may t-'lv on obtaining the very best of small goods, ss a competent and reliable trades- I man is in charge of that department, 9W |