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Waikato Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2574, 20 July 1922, Page 1

Local Body Noticeq. CAMBRIDGE ELECTRIC POWER BOARD DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 9 of the "Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913, ” that the Cambridge Electric Power Board, under the powers conferred on it by the said Act proposes to raise a Special Loan for the purpose of assisting approved applicants who desire electrical fittings installed, by advancing part of the cost thereof, and for such other purposes as may be determined by the Board. The sum proposed to be borrow'ed is £7,000 (Seven Thousand Pounds), carrying interest at 6 per cent, per annum. The Board proposes to appropriate and pledge as security for the loan and interest a Special Rate of one eighteenth of a penny in the Pound (£) Sterling on the Capital value of all the Ratable property in the Cambridge Electric Power District. The Board proposes that the said loan shall be for a period of twenty years and shall be repaid by providing a .sinking fund of two per cent, per annum. It is also proposed to pay out of the said loan the cost of raising same and the interest and sinking fund for the first, year. By Order of the Board, «. MERVYN WELLS, Chairman. Cambridge, -July 0, .1922. CAMBRIDGE BOROUGH COUNCIL VICTORIA SQUARE Public Notice is hereby given that the above Reserve has been set apart for use by the Cambridge Rugby Union for the match, Leamington v. Hautapu, on 22nd July, 1922, and that the charge for admission will be for adults 1/, and for children fid. J. W. COCKS, Town Clerk. Cambridge, July 13, 1922. rPublic Notices MEN’S CLOTHES. Everyone must have sometimes come across one of those men whose clothes, though far from new and often shabby, yet, contribute unmistakably to the distinction of the wearer. Hardly any amount of wear can take the fit or the hang out of a' good suit. The lesson to be learned is that it pays better to get fewer suits at a good tailor’s than to buy more suits of the cheap type. A good Suit is a good suit right through to the end, and a bad one betrays its quality very soon after the beginning. The difference in price (which, after all, is very little) MUST NOT be attributed to heavy profit-taking by the better tailor. Materials, linings, trimmings, and workmanship will all cost him more, and be worth more, than those used by the cheap tailor. But taking these thing's in order, it is easy to see that good tailoring is worth its price. An authentic Scotch tweed, with linings and interlinings of thoroughly good quality, and button-holing silk and stitchings to match, has nothing in it that is not honest value. As hand-work is not stinted, the suit will keep its shape, and as it was cut by an artist, it has a shape worth keeping. SUITS from £7 7/. HENRY H. McCATHIE TAILOR Phone 31G. CAMBRIDGE. Phone 316. Holder of London Diploma and Fellow of the British Federation of Foreman Cutters. ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY We aTe suppliers of Electrical Material of every description and Contractors for Lighting, Power and Electrical Engineering Propositions generally. CONSULT OUR LOCAL AGENTS (MESSRS BYCROFT BROS.), or THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL AND \ ENGINEERING CO. LTD. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON PHONE 2058. BOX 195. JAMES T. DOUCE ARCHITECT Wilson Street, Cambridge Modern Homes and Bungalows i Speciality*