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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19504, 12 June 1925, Page 14

BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES. jgOROUGII OF PORT CHALMERS. ESTIMATE OF THE EXPENDITURE AND INCOME of the Borough of Port Chalmers (exclusive of the Water, Sanitation, Street Lighting, Hospital, and Gas Departments) for tho year ending MARCH SI, 1926. ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE. Salaries, Office Expenses, Advertising, Printing, etc. ... ... ... Interest and Sinking Fund ... Contribution Otago Harbour Board General Maintenance, Streets, Drainage, etc £1025 0 0 666 0 0 . 500 0 0 1594 10 0 £3783 10 0 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS. Cemetery Fees £IOO Licenses, Fees, and Dog Registration 554 0 0 Government Subsidy 107 10 0 Rents and Refunds 1200 0 0 Additional Sum made up from 2s in the £ on £19,423 1942 0 0 0 0 £5783 10 0 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Port Chalmers Borough Council, at its Mooting to be held in the Council Chambers, Port Chalmers, on MONDAY, the 22nd Juno, 1925, intends to Make and Levy the following Ratos and Fees for the period commencing on tho Ist April, 1925, and ending on the 51st day of Anarch, 1926: 1. A GENERAL RATE, under Section 77 of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,” of Two Shillings Stg. (2s) in the Pound (£) on tho rateable value on tho Valuation Roll of all rateable property m the Borough of Port Chalmers. 2. A SEPARATE RATE, to be known as uie Hospital Rate, under Section 41 (Sub-section 9) of “Tho Hospital and ablo Institution Act, 1909,” of sixpence Stg. ihd) m tho Pound (£) on Uie rateable value on the Valuation Roll of all rateable property in the Borough of Port Chalmers. 3. WATER RATES, under Section 82 of "Tne Municipal Corporations Act, 1820,” in respect of the ordinary supply as follows: Upon all lands' and buildings to which water is supplied, tho rateable value of which on the Valuation Roll does not exceed £l2 10s, a rate of Ton Shillings Stg. (10s); exceeds £l2 10s, a rate of 5 per cent on such value. Upon all lands and buildings to which water can be, but is not, supplied, situated within 100 yards of any part of tiie waterworks, and upon all buildings used as stores or warehouses, or for any purpose other than as dwelling houses, a rate of one-half of the rules above mentioned. 4. 'A SEPARATE LKSTyTNG RATE, under Section 63 of “Tho Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,’’ of Threepence (3d) in tho Pound (£) on tho rateable value on the Valuation Roll of all rateable property in tho Borough of Port Chalmers. 5. A SANITATION FEE, under Section f 9 of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,” of Thirty Shillings Stg. (50s) per pan for removal of nightsoil on all properties within the Borough of Port Chalmers to which such service is given. The above Rales arc Payable in One Sum, end in each case, on the Ist day of JULY, 1925, at the Town Clerk’s Office, corner of Beach and Grey streets, Bort Chalmers, and tho additional charge of 10 per cent, provided for by Section 28 of “The Rating Amendment Act, 1920,” will bo imposed on all such Ratos which shall remain unpaid after tho 22nd day of January, 1926. JOHN TAIT, Town Clerk. Port Chalmers, June 11, 1925. 12ju BOARD AND RESIDENCE. JACKSON’S PRIVATE HOTEL AND PUBLIC DINING ROOMS, 36 PRINCES STREET (Lato Dowling street). Tho Most Centrally Situated PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Electric Light and Hot Water Throughout. Five Minutes’ Walk from Railway Station. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. TERMS MODERATE. Night Porter in Attendance. ’Phono 2460. P.O. Box 470. HOT TEAS. TRY JACKSON’S THREE-COURSE TEAS FOR Is 6d. jQUNEDIN’S SUPERIOR PRIVATE HOTEL Within half a minute of the Railway Station, the finest location in the city, Is New Zealand’s laqgest and best equipped private hotel. THE LEVIATHAN THE LEVIATHAN Well appointed throughout, good bedrooms, parlours, large and attractive dining hall high-class cuisine, under experienced chef, modem ftoarn and electric culinary appliances, special laundry service, and night and day porters. IF POSSIBLE, PLEASE BOOK IN ADVANCE. Telephone Nos.: Office 67; Hotel 2930. Tariff Moderate. P.O Box 112. JAMES CONNOR, Dunedin, Managing Director. CLUB HOUSE. MORAY PLACE (Opposite Public Library) Excellent Accommodation for Permanent and Casual Boarders. Though right in centre, out of the noise and hustle. All Up-to-date Conveniences. Good Table. Moderate Tariff Mrs 11. CANNING, Proprietress. ALBYN HOUSE—Private Board and Residence; corner King and St. David street, Dunedin 'Phone 9889. 17ap rjp.Q LET, one furnished, one unfurnished ROOM; conveniences.—Apply M'Kay's Store, Highgatc, Eoslyn. lOju WO very nice Front ROOMS, unfurnished (new); use conveniences; re--1 homo ; sunny suburb—B)9, Times Office. 3 LET, Furnished BED-SITTING ROOM; own gas, use of conveniences, ano 2499. Apply 49 Duncan street. \.RGE sunny ROOM to LET tp respectable girls or couple; gas ring, conences ; moderate. —4S Howe street. CARD and RESIDENCE Required by gentleman; private homo preferred; ihone essential; pay well suitable accomation. —334, Times. )lju ACANCIES for superior BOARDERS.— Apply 129 London street, City. LET,' one sunny Front ROOM; fireplace and gas grillcr. e. 1.; penny sec--SG2, Tunes. 12ju CANTED, by lady and gentleman, BOARD with attendance and private ig room. —S6G, Times Office. 12ju "ANTED to RENT, by married couple, 2 unfurnished ROOMS, with convcni- >. — 3(54. Times Office. )2ju RNISHED ROOMS, board optional; good table; with use of piano.—3o •,T place, Princes street. 12ju. RNISHED BEDROOM; use conveniences ; or Board : middle-aged lady pre--1; south end.—Boß, Times. 12jn "ANTED, on hill, sunny ROOM, with fireplace and attendance for invalid —Address Boarder, Box 3)0, Dunedin. ANTED, BOARD, young couple; wife willing keep house or assist; centra) rred.—Replies 830, Times Office. UNG Man wants Single ROOM; central; urgent. —Reply 873, Times Office. "OUNG Lady wants permanent BOARD with homely people.—Address (urgently) , Times Office. " )2ju vACANCY two lady good home; suit one or idents.—B77, Times Office. j^OTICE TO ADVERTISERS. 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