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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17132, 7 September 1926, Page 1

GISBORNE TRAMWAYS PUBLIC MEETING. CITY 11 ALL, I‘ALMKIISTON LOAD. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, at 8 p.m. ME. VV. D. LYSNATI and Othem will take the opportunity of addressing a meeting of Ratepayers and others interested, AGAINST Die Proposal to scrap the present. Tit AM WAN SKI! VIDE. The Mayor. Mr. O. Wildish, will preside. d/ TRAMWAY QUESTION. PUBLIC MEETING At LA ITT SCHOOL, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Alter the Baths Meeting. To Allow Councillors to Explain the Position. Questions Invited. TO COOK COUNTY. NOTICE. POLL ON THEi QUESTION OF LATINO ON THE BASIS OF UNIMPROVED VALUES. rpifE following comparison of figures X. has been prepared with a view to allowing the position as to rating on Capital Value and Unimproved Value For the year rfiow current the rate is .struck on the Capital Value, and the second column hereof shows the rate required.. The third icolumu gives the rate that would be required to raise the same amount of money on Hie Unimproved Value in the various ridings of the county. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. IN accordance with notice, a Poll will he taken on TH l 1 LSD AY. 9th day tif September, 1926, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., on a Proposal that henceforth the system of rating property on the basis of the unimproved value thereof tie adopted in (lie County of Cook. The polling places will be as follows: 1. County Office, Gisborne. 2. Melville's, House, llexton. 3. School-house, Makauri. 4. School-house, , Manut uke. 5. Common Shelton and Co.'a olt ice,

Sm 1 eyards, Mata\v 1 1 ero. 6. Gregory’s Store, Muriwai. 7. School-house, Ngatapa. 8. School-house, Ormond. 9. Hall, Patutahi. 10. Post Oll'ice, Pehiri. 11. Post Office, Tahunga. 12. Cooper’s Store, Tiniroto. 13. Breiugan’s Store. Waimata. 14. School-house, Waerenga-a-hika. Ift. Stevens’ Store. Waerenga-6-kuri. 16. W. W. Shanks’ Homestead, Waing.ake. 17. Bright’s Store, Whangara. 10. Morgan’s Store, Wharerata. 11. M. PORTER, Returning Officer. Gisborne, August 26, 1926. 981 NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 64 of “The Public Trust Office Act, 1621,” that all persons having Claims against tlie estates of the undermentioned deceased persons are required to lodge, IN DUPLICATE, such Claims, certified as due and owing by the deceased, as at the date of death, with t lie undersigned on or before 0( TUBER. 10, 1926: WILLIAM IIENIRY CIICCKER, late of Gisborne, Mariner (died 28/8/26/. .JOHN GUTHRIE, late of Gisborne, Retired Contractor (died 30/8/26). NATHANIEL HOOPER, late of Gisborne, Draper's Assistant (died 13/8/26). BRIDGET O’HALLORAN, late of Kaiteratahi. Married Woman (died 25/7/25)/ GEORGE Vtd XG, late of Rakauroa, Old Age Pensioner (died 8/8 26). ‘ K. A. lI.UNDER SON, District Public Trustee. Gisborne, September 6, 1926. 91 NO matter how sleep the climb may be, llie Rigby will always get there. Ask a. Rugby owner. NEW Stocks arriving daily at _ our new shop in Townley's Buildings. Gall and inspect.—Primes Ltd., Hardware Merchants. 26 WANTED— Buyers for Spring Carls. Prices cannot bo beaten. Also Buggy £lO, and Express £21 —Don’t miss calling at Krebs and Co., Derby St. DOUGHERTY, tbe Firewood King, for dry Firewood, Goal and Coke. Derby Street ’Phone 938. Terms cash. 42ft HERE it is! Tile most wonderful 4Cvlindor far yet Rugby—unrivalled for climbing. WANTED —•Buyers for spring Carts. Prices cannot be beaten. Also Buggy £lO, and Express £21 —Don’t miss raidin' at is l-eiis and Co., Derby St Q HE MTS, ready hemmed, for single and O double beds, at Special Clearing i’rUcs this wees. —iS. If. Phillips and Go.. Manchester House MANILA Cigars —box 25 Perms, 8/6. at II llrorire’s. Albion Hniinintrs M OTHER— Wuen you require a pivim push-chair, or chair, try Pram House; goods made to your own design. —’Phone 1646,