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Colonist, Volume VII, Issue 661, 26 February 1864, Page 4

SUBURBAN-NORTH DISTRICT ROADS. NOTICE is hereby given that in accord-1 ance with the provisions of the Country Roadß Act, 1856, a RATE of ONE PENNY in the POUND has been made on the assessed value of the propsrty within the said district, for the repair of the trunk roads; and the following persons are thereby liable to the payment of the sums set forth below against, their names, and are required to PAY the same to Mr. Alexander Wragg, Collector for the Board, on or before the 26th day of March next, after which date all Rates remaining unpaid will be recovered, as provided for by the Act, without further notice. The Collector will attend at Thackwood Schoolhouse, on MONDAY, March 20, ' 864, and on the day following at "Clifton Terrace School-house, between the hours of Ten, a.m., and Two, p.m.

£ s. d. Anderson, Robert • -218 Aldridge, Henry- • -0 8 4 Brown, John • • • 210 0 Brown, William, jun. • - 0 8 4 Barnett, William . -218 Bungate Joseph - - - 1 9 2 Blanchett, Thomas - - 113 4 Blanchett, George - • 0 8 4 Batchelor, T. 0. - - -218 Barrat, George - - -0 6 3 Bosely, Newman- - - 1 010 Collins, A. S. - - - 5 0 0 Close, Stephen - - - 210 0 Collins, William - • -084 Carvill, Thomas - - -063 Cummins, George - - 5 8 4 Curtis Brothers - - - 2 18 4 Dyson, William - - - 2 1 8 Dodson, Thomas- - -434 Davidson, E. - - 2 1 8 Edwards, George • -084 Endacott, John • • - 2 10 0 Frost, Dennis • • -218 Frost, Dennis, jun. • • 0 8 4 Frost, George - - 08 4 Fuller, John . - 2 1 8 Flowers, Henry - - 08 4 Flowers, John - '084 Foster, Matthew - - 1 13 4 Fell, James . • 2 18 4 Gill, Benjamin . • 10 10 Gill, Henry . .012 6 Gill, William . -434 Harvey, Isaac • - 0 16 8 Humphrey, John . -384 Humphrey, George • -084 Hollis, John - -084 Hawes, Robert George -021 Arrears . - 0 6 3 Hibberd, Isaac - - 2 10 0 Kinzett, George • - 1 5 0 Mackay, James • • 10 0 0 Martin, Henry - -084 Manssen, George - - 113 4 Pitcher, T. and Close, J. - 1 010 Page, William - - 1 13 4 Powell, Elizabeth • - 1 13 4 Pierson, J. M. - - 6 5 0 Pollock, Robert - • 2 1 8 Rayner, William - - 2 18 4 Richardson, Dr. , ' - 2 1 8 Ross, Kenneth - - 0 12 6 Remvick, Dr. Thomas - -218 Schumacker, Frederick - 0 16 8 Small William - -434 Slater, D. - - 2 1 8 Smith, G. - - 0 12 6 Shallcrass, Robert • -113 4 Turner, H. • • 2 1 8 Thorpe, Charles • • I 010 Thompson, G. - - 0 8 4 West-ley, William • • 2 1 8 Wilkins, Thomas - - 0 16 8 Waterhouse, John - - 3 6 8 Wastney, William - -584 Wastney, John - - 0 8 4 Wastney and Doughty - 6 13 4 Wells, William - - 0 6 3 Wragg, Alexander - - 2 I 8 Wilson, J. F. - - 0 10 5 BOBEUT POLLOCK, Chairman. February 17, 1864. 270

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