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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 6 May 1925, Page 2

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PLEASANT POINT TOWN BOARD. WHEREAS a Special Roll of Ratew payers of that Area described as the special sanitary area was exposed for public inspection from March 27 to April, 3, and no objections were received within the prescribed period of seven day’s thereafter, I hereby give public notice, that a Poll of the Ratepayers, whose names appear on the aforesaid Special Roll will be taken on May 14, 1925, on the proposal hereinafter set in full, and the Polling Place will be at the Office of the Pleasant Point Town Board in Pleasant,, Point,, .£nd, that the hours of Polling will be from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. , - . , PROPOSAL. . C! THAT the Pleasant Point, Town Board shall raise .a Special Loan of £250 under the provisions of' The Local Bodies Loan Act, 1913, and the several Acts amending the same, for the purpose of- establishing..a night soil disposal scheme within the Special Sanitary Area, and that the proposed security for the said Lbhn shall be a Special Rate of one-sixth of a penny in the -Pound,.upothc the rateable value of all rateable properties within the said Special Area, and that the such Special Rate shall be an annually recurring rate during currency of the said loan, ~ and that the loan shall be for a period of ten years with a yearly repayment of the principal of £25, and that the rate of interest shall be five and a-lialf per centum per annum payable half-yearly, and that at the expiration of the period durihg which interest is payable, the liability of the said Town Board shall cease without further-payment, and that it is proposed to pay out of the Loan the cost of raising the same. D. S. MILNE, Chairman. C. SMITH, Clerk. Pleasant Point, April 16, 1925.

EPWORTH BACON FACTORY. TEMUKA. THE ABOVE FACTORY is now open to receive Pigs in any quantity. Our Curing Charges are exceptionally reasonable, and are cheaper than those of any other Bacon Factory in New Zealand. Curing Charges—Under 200 lbs dead weight, 11/- per P'-g-Over 200 lbs dead weight, Ills per pig. Rolling at a slight extra cost. Pigs sent by rail will receive our prompt attention, and all spare ribs, etc., returned promptly. We are also Cash Buyers of Prime Baconers. W. McCABIiUM & SON, Proprietors. Telephone 165, Temuka. THANKS. TTAVING disposed of my Cycle and Sports Depot in Tomuka, I wish to express my sincere thanks to the Residents of Teniuka and Surrounding Districts lor the generous Support which I have received 'in tire past, and trust that the same will bo extended to my successor, MR S. GODDARD. A. BEATON. King Street, Temuka.

GOOD INSURANCE POLICY IS GOOD BREAD, SUCH AS HERRON’S. ALL LIKE IT! EVERYONE THRIVES ON IT! TO MOTORISTS. MY NEW MACHINERY HAS NOW BEEN LANDED, AND I WILL BE READY FOR ALL WORK AFTER THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. JOHN A. SMITH. PLEASANT POINT.