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Taranaki Daily News, 2 May 1933, Page 3

po y ou yv ANT M ONEY ? Have you Bonds, Shares, etc., you wish to sell ? Or if you wish to invest profitably we have attractive propositions—including Gold Shares, Bonds, etc. This business is founded on mature experience—Pledged to square deals and worthy of its title. J£XCEL QRGANISATIONS, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS AND ■ BUSINESS ORGANISERS, 714 N.Z. Insurance Building, Auckland. Manager: C. E. Choules—Licensed Sharebroker (formerly sales manager for Commonwealth Underwriters Ltd., in re Timberlands Woodpulp Ltd.)., 7d, of which £2480 14s 9d had been coL lected, leaving £509 Is lOd outstanding. The percentage of unpaid general rates over the whole county was 13.53. The riding percentages were Mangorei 15.6 (as compared with 10 per cent, for the previous year). Waitara 13.5 (6), Omata 10.4 (9) and Okato 13.4 (9). All ridings with the exception of Omata revealed their inability to meet the demand of the present requirements of the council, remarked the clerk. A furthei’ statement showed that the total outstanding rates on April 1, 1932, were £3528 3s 3d. Of those £746 6s had been paid, leaving outstanding £2781 17s 3d. The position of the respective arrears was general £2305 0s lOd, £486 4s 7d, £lBlB 16s 3d, hospital £724 4s 3d, £lO9 18s sd, £614 5s 10d;'special rates, £498 18s 2d, £l5O 3s, £348 15s 2d. Cr. Thom?-, considered the position was fairly satis;' 'rry in view of the fact that there I ‘ rot been any 121 percent. rebate this year