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Southland Times, Issue 24153, 15 June 1940, Page 2

RATE NOTICES WALLACE COUNTY COUNCIL: RATES 1940-41. Pursuant to the provisions of the “Counties Act, 1920” and the Rating Act, 1925” and amendments thereof. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is the intention of the Wallace County Council to make and levy on Wednesday 10th July, 1940, for the period commencing Ist April, 1940 and ending on the 31st March, 1941 on the Capital value of all rateable property in the Valuation Rolls of the Ridings respectively:—A General rate of three farthings in the £ in Orepuki, Wairio, Pourakino, Wairaki and Mararoa Ridings; one half-penny in the £ Waimatuku Riding; one penny in the £ Aparima Riding; five-eighths of a penny in the £ in Otautau Riding; seveneighths of a penny in the £ in Waiau Riding. And under Section 52 of the “Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1926” a Charitable Aid rate of seven-sixteenths in the £ on the Capital Value of all rateable property in the County as entered in the Valuation Rolls payable in one sum at the office of the Wallace County Council, Otautau, 19th August, 1940. The Valuation Rolls are open for inspection during office hours at the Wallace County Council Chambers, Otautau. Dated at Otautau this 12th June, 1940. G. B. BURNS, County Clerk. WALLACE COUNTY COUNCIL TIMBER RATE 1940-41. Pursuant to Section 28 of the “Finance Act, 1927” (No. 2). PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is the intention of the Wallace County Council to make and levy on Wednesday, 10th July, 1940, for the period commencing Ist April, 1940, and ending 31st March, 1941, in respect to standing trees cut in this County and converted in that year from log into sawn timber. A general rate of pne half-penny per hundred feet board measure on timber so converted in that, year, payable in one sum at the office of the Wallace County Council Otautau, on the Ist April, 1941. Dated at Otautau this 12th June, 1940. G. B. BURNS, 5703 County Clerk.

MUSIC TEACHERS THE SEAT THAT’S ALWAYS RESERVED Will you tmuitvr WB be the * J®, one to fill it? Think a minute, -f-yKfeL and you will be H \ able .<! / duplicate 1 iH/v this P* c “ ™u iea s yodel or sing Hill Billy songs. Play and sing Hill Billies. We show you how! Step into a Broadcasting Station Studio with me for a few minutes. The man at the microphone is announcing—and now we have the pleasure in introducing a Hawaiian Studio Pupil. Now he is starting to play! H'~ AWAIIAN STUDIO, H.B. Bldgs. All Hawaiian Instruments. Banjo, Mandolin, Piano-Accordion, Ukulele. W Matthews. Principal (Certificated registered teacher of music). Country pupils, railway and ’bus concessions. FINANCIAL SOUTHLAND BUILDING AND 0 INVESTMENT SOCIETY AND BANK OF DEPOSIT. (Established 1869). CURRENT Loans total over £3,000,000 DEPOSITS total over £1,700.000 The Society has ample funds for loans on new and approved securities and invites applications. Repayment can be made at the following rates:— 19/4. 15/4, 11/4 oer 100 net four-weekly month £4/16/7 £3/16/7, £2/16/7 per £5OO per four-weekly month £9/13/1, £7/13/1. £5/13/1 oer £lOOO oer four-weeklv month A S. FROGGATI, President H. RITCHIE Secretary. LOST AND FOUND LOST, vicinity Dee and Liddel Streets, sum money in notes; reward. —“H. W.,” Times Office. Jm366 FOUND— Winton Nursery, Pinus Insignus, 4 years, 20/- 100 Macrocarpa, Escallonia, Lonicera 30/-; Fruit trees, best varieties. Ja7 FOOTWEAR SPECIALS WE have a big variety of Youths’ and Men’s Shoes and Boots. —McGOLDRICK BROS.. 143 Dee Street WE cater for the working man. Nailed Boots, only 22/6. McGOLDRICK BROS. Opp State Theatre. FARMERS —Get best value in Boots at our shop. Boots from 22/paix .-McGOLDRICK BROS. 143 Dea Street.-