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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 13 June 1924, Page 1

LEVELS COUNTY COUNCIL. \JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Levels County Council has determined that owing to weather conditions all those roads or parts of roads mentioned in the Schedule hereto are UNFIT FOR HEAVY TRAFFIC WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE BY-LAWS of the County relating to HEAVY TRAFFIC for the time being in force for any time from the 9th day of July, 1924, to the Sth day of October, 1924, inclusive. NOW the said Council in pursuance of the said powers conferred on it by the By-law of the said Council dated the 7th day of August, 1912, and of Section 11 of “The Public Works Act, and by each or either of them, the said By-law and the said Act, doth hereby order and direct that the transportation of any Traction Engine or Vehicle engaged in Heavy Traffic for such a time as aforesaid shall cease on the roads, or parts of roads, specified in the Schedule hereto and between the points or places therein mentioned by way of the said roads or parts of x-oads. SCHEDULE. 1— THE MAIN NORTH ROAD from the Timaru Borough Boundary at Waimataitai to the Opihi Bridge at Arowhenua. 2 THE MAIN MACKENZIE ROAD from its junction with the Main North Road at Washdylce to the boundary between the Levels and Mackenzie Counties at Cave. 3 THE MAIN SOUTH ROAD from the Timaru Borough Boundary near Saltwater Creek to the Lower/Pareora Bridge. 4 THE MAIN OTIPUA ROAD from its junction with the Main South Road at Saltwater Creek to the Upper Pareora Bridge. 5 THE FAIRVIEW ROAD com- • mencing'aJ Alexander Beck’s gate on Unit road to the Upper 6 THE e MAI| r CLAREMONT ROAD from the Timaru Borough Boundary, Wai-iti Road, to the Main Mackenzie Road at Sutherlands. 7 TPIE MAIN' TOTARA ROAD from the Raincliff Bridge to the boundary between the Levels County and the Pleasant Point Town District. 8— THE OPIHI. ROAD from the Hanging Bridge to the boundary between the Levels County and the Pleasant Point Town District. 9 THE SALEYARD ROAD from the Saleyards Bridge over the Opihi River, to the boundary between the Levels County and the Pleasant Point Town District. By Order of the Levels County Cpuncil. F. E. WHITEHEAD, County Clerk. 13/6/ 24. ' LEVELS COUNTY COUNCIL, MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ' it is the intention of the Levels County Council at an ordinary meet? ing of the said Council to be held on the 2nd day of July, 1924, TO MAKE AND LEVY, under section 120, oi “The Counties Act, 1920,” and “The Rating Act, 1905,” and its amendments, A GENERAL RATE, of’ One Penny and one-sixth of One Penny in the £, SEPARATELY, in the Otipua, Seadown, AVaimataitai Point, Tengawai and Claremont Ridings of the Levels County for the year commencing on the Ist April, 1924, and ending on the 31st March, 1925, on the basis of the CAPITAL VALUE ot all Rateable Property appearing on the Valuation Rolls for the time being in force of each of the abovementioned Ridings. Such General Rates to become due and payable in ONE SUM, at the office of the Levels County Council, Church Street, Timaru, on the Ist day of AUGUST, 1924. The Valuation Rolls will be open for inspection at the office of the Levels County Council, Church Street, Timaru, from this date until the making of the said Rates. By Order of the Council. F. E. AVHITEHEAD, County Clerk. 326 STAFFORD STREET NORTH. MISS MORRISON. aAS some very fine Babies’ Shawls and Bonnets, Silk and Cotton libs, Bootees, Socks, Silk Slippers, Waterproof Pilches, Sleeping Suits, 'uii Rompers, Silk and Wool Suits, 'awn AVcollen Two-Garment Suits, Ihildrcn’s Winter Coats Pliable AVoen Bodices, Socks and \ Length Stoekms, All Sizes Ladies’ A\ T oollon Lnderlothing, Stockings and Bed Jackets. llso Genuine Antique One Old Docian A r ase, 4 guineas; One Dresden r aso, 4 guineas; Ono Pair 18th Cenurv Brass Candlesticks; also some ot iter date; One Beaten Copper Escrioire; Ono very old Marble and Brass 'and ies tick; 'some very handsomo Irasses. CHOICE NUT AND SULTANA LOAVES, 9d each. WAFFLES, Latest American Recipe, Freeh Daily. HOME MADE PIES, of the very best, 3d each. DAINTY SMALL CAKES, Is per doz. TEA, served with and Maple Syrup, 6d. ALL GOODS HOME MADE. Alexandra Tea Rooms, C. A. AVELSH, ’Phone 548. Proprietor, H. T. Loo’^s, (Late of the M.P. Stores), j SOUTH END PORK SHOP. ! F. H. Steel’s Small Goods from Christchurch, also Local Small Goods, arriving Daily— Comprising Sausages, Saveloys, Belgium, Pressed Beef, Brawn, Black and AVhites, Poloneys, Cooked Ham, etc., etc; also Cheese, Bacon and Butter. Pickled Pork. Fresh Pork. Preserved and Fresh Eggs. Dressed Poultry a Speciality. H. T. Loonies, SMALL GOODS DEPOT. Opp. Murdoch's Timber Yard, STAFFORD ST. SOUTH.