SUNDAY SERVICES. Moray place congregational CHURCH. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.. Rov. W. SAUNDERS. SALVATION ARMY, ° DOWLING STREET. THIS SUNDAY. 11 A.M., HOLINESS MEETING. 11 A.M, HOLINESS MEETING. All Christians Invited. 3 P.M., PRAISE MEETING. 3 P.M., PRAISE MEETING. 7 P.M., SALVATION MEETING. 7 P.M., SALVATION MEETiNG. Stlbjoct: "The Tears of Jesus." Preacher: Captain M'KENZIE. SPECIAL SELECTIONS BY SILVER SPECIAL SELECTIONS BY SILVER BAND. BAND. SOLOIST: Mrs ST. CtLAIR FERGUSON. SOLOIST: Mra ST. CLAIR FERGUSON. Orchestra will Accompany Congregational Singing. SONG SHEETS PROVIDED. SONG SHEETS PROVIDED. Returned Soldiers and Working Men Specially Invited. 8.15 P.M: SILVER BAND AT DOWLING STREET. SILVER BAND AT DOWLING STREET. Special Collection for Cases of Distress. HAROLD F. M'KENZIE Captain. SALVATION ARMY, ' DUNEDIN NORTH. SPECIAL MEETINGS, Conducted by Major GUNN, Divisional Commander. 11 a.m., Holiness; 7 p.m., Salvation. All Weloomo. T IND'S SUNDAY NIGHT THEATRE LECTURES (Seventh Series). At the King's Theatre, Dowling street. Second Lecture TO-MORROW EVENING,At b o'clock sharpi Subject: "The Sword of the Loud and ——" All are welcome. ■ Come, and bring a friend. The Book of the Revelation visualised and explained in a series of three lectures in Burns Hall, with Specially-prepared Slides •by the best artists. Second Lecture Tuesday, 25th May, at 8 o'clock p.m. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, DUNEDIN. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. MEETING FOR MEN. 4- p.m., Song Service. 4.15 p.m.; Address by Evangelist Dorreen. Subject: "What Is Your Religion?" Soloist, Mr W. J. Mason (of Christchurch). 5 p.m., Strangers' Social Tea. Visitors and Members cordially invited to be present and hear this visitor* from America. ' V. T. DREW, Gen, See. Theosophical hall, DOWLING STREET (Next King's Theatre), 6.30 p.m. 'TSYCHOLOGY OF THE MIND.'' Mr W. G. F. PERRY. Music. SI'UtTIUALTST CHURCH, Smith's Hall, Hanover street, 7 p.m., Mrs NEWALL. I Subject: "'Newer Aspects of Spiritualism," followed by messages from written requests. Collection. CITY CORPORATION NOTICES. T7TSIT OF H.R.H. PRINCE OF V WALES. ALL ACCOUNTS in connection with the visit of H.R.H: the Prince of Wales to Dunedin must be RENDERED FORTHWITH to the Undersigned. G. A. LEW IN, 22my ■ Town Qlork. • borough council notificationsJJOROUGH OF MOSGIEL. ESTIMATES OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE TO 31st .' MARCH, 1921, i AND NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE AND LEVY RATES AND SANITARY iFEE. PROPOSED EXPENDITURE Printing, offioe expenses, fire brigade, management, and miscellaneous £ 475 13 6 Roads and works and services 1456 0 0 Street lighting 230 0 0 £2161 13 6 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS. Arrears of rates ... £ 83 9 3j Licenses, eto ...' ... i ... 110 11 0 Sundry aocounts and services 130 0 0 Miscellaneous 12 0 0 Subsidy on rates 185 0 0 Water account ... 222 18 8 Additional sum required, proposed to be raised by a gent ' eral rate of 3|d in the £ on £90,735, being the unimproved value of rateable property within the borough 1417 14 7 £2161 13 6 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thp Mosgiel Borough Council will, at a Meeting of the Council to be held in the Council ■Chambers, Coronation Hall, Mosgiel, on MONDAY, the 7th day of June, 1920, at 7.30 o'clock p.m., Make and Levy the following Rates and Fees for period commencing on the first day of April, 1920, and ending on the thirty-first day of MARCH, 1921—namely : A General Rate, under Section 78 of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," of Threepence Three-farthings- (3|d) in the s pound (£) on the unimproved value of all rateable property within the Borough of Mo'giel. A Separate Rate, to .bo known as the Hospital and Charitable Aid Rate, under Section 41 (subsection 9) of "The Hospitals and Charitablo Institutions Act, 1909," of One Penny and One Farthing (l|d) in the pound (£) on the unimproved value of all rateable property within tho Bifrough of Mosgiel. Water Rates, under Section 51 of "The Municipal Corporations Amendment Act, 1913," in respect of the ordinary supply as follows—that is to say: — Upon all lands and buildings to which water is supplied a Rate of Two-' pence '2d) in the pound (£) on tho unimproved value of such land, but ?o that where such rato is less than . ton shillings (10s), a rate of ten shillings will bo levied. Upon all lands and buildings to which water can be, but is not, supplied, situate within 100 yards of any part of the waterworks; and f ' . Upon all buildings' used as stores, or for any purpose other than as dwell-ir.g-housGS, a Rate of One-half tho Rate above mentioned. A Sanitation Fee, under Section 89 of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," at the rato of Eighteen Shillings (18s) per pan per annum for the removal of nißhtsoil on all properties within the Borough of Mosgiel to which such service can be jriven and which are not connected with any public drain, ,=uc!» fee to be mads and levied for the period commencing on the first day of JULY, 1920. and ending on the thirty-first day of MARCH, 1921. 'The above Rates and Feos to bo payable in one sum in each case on the first day <<f •JULY, 1920, at the Office of the Borough, Council, Coronation Hall, Mosgiel, and tJio additional chargo of 10 i>or cent, provided for by Sootion 28 of "The Rating Amendment Act, 1910," will bo imposed _ on all such rates which shall rpmain unoaid after the 19th day of JANUARY. 192 L And Notice Is Further Given that thp VALUATION ROLL n.nd RATE BOOK are now OPEN,FOR TNSPEOTION during Office Hours, at the Office or the Council, Coronation Hall, Mosgiel. _ W. E. M'LEAN. Town Clerk. Mosgiol, 21st May, 1920. 22my
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