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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11754, 3 October 1902, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. UPPER WANGAEHU ROAD BOARD. SPECIAL ORDER'No. 1; NOTICE ia hereby given that it is the intention of the Upper Wangaehu Road Board, at a Special Meeting to be held on SATURDAY, November Ist, 1902. to pass a resolution making a Special Order, raising a Loan of £1500, under SubSection 4 of Section 14 of '"The" Local Bodies Loans Act. 1901," for the purpose of Forming Adamson's-Ruanui-Turakina Road It ia proposed : — (1) To form a Cart Road from MiHenry Collier's property, Sees. 76, 77, 78, Blocks V. ahd VI., Maungakaretu, on the Turakina River, via the Ruanui Station, to connect with the cart road leading to Paengaroa. (2) To take the road (if necessary) under the Public Works Actj 1894. (3) To set aside for engineering and contingent expenses £50. (4) That the cost of raising loan be paid out of loan. (5) That the first, year's interest during construction be paid out of loan. (6) That the loan be for a period of 41 years, and the interest 3£ per cent per annum. (7) To borrow under the Local Bodies Loans Act, 1901, on Petition as provided by Sub-Section 4, of Section 14, £1500 for the purpose. (8) That the security,to b& offered be a Special Rate of l-6th of a ipenny in the pound of the Rateable Value of all properties within that portion of the Upjpea* Wangaehu Road District, bounded by a lin' commencing on the West Bank of the Turakina River at the East corner of Set! ion 6, Block 11., in the Maungakaretu Survey District, and thenco (going southward) bounded on the East by the Tura kina River to a point due West oi the South-west corner of Sec. 3c Raketapauma Block; thence on the North' (crossing the Turakina River by the said Sec. 3c to Sec. lb, Raketapauma Block; thence on the East by the said Sec. lb; thence on the North by said Sec. lb; ; thence ofn the East by Sees. E No. 1 and E No. 2, Raketapauma Block: thence on the North-east by said Sec. E No. 2; thence on the North-west by Sec. le, Raketapau ma Block; thence on the Northeast by Sees, li, No. 1, and li, No. 4 Raketapauma Block; thence on the North-west by Sees. li. No. A and 2b, Raketapauma Block to tho Hautapu River ; ihence on th? East by the Hautapu River to its junction with the Pa-hakehake Stream; thence en the East and South by the Pa-hakehake. Stream and by Sees. 14 and 13, Block XVI., Maungakaretu Survey District, and by the Mangapap?* St earn to the South-east corner of Sec. Bi, Block XL, Maur.gakaretu Survey District; thence on the West by said Sec. Bi; thence on the South by the said Sw:. Bi; :' • thence on the West by Sec 2d. ( ■ on Valuation Roll), Block XV., Maungakaretu Survey District ; thence on the South by said Sec. 2d to the Tamakomako Stream ; thence on the Bast by theTamakoinaiko. Stream; to the South-east corner of Sec. 2, R-ua-nui Block; thence on the South and Eafits by the Rangitikei County to the North-east corner of Sec. 11. Block VIII., Mangawhero Survey District, and by Grazing Run 36 Block VIII, Mangawhero Survey district to Hates' Road; thence (going Northward) on the West by Hales? Road to a ipioint -^opposite the South-enist corner of Sec. 70. Block XVI., Ngamatea SurveDistrict; thence on. the Wesb by said Sec, 70, and Sec. 68. Blocks XI. XII., XV., XVL. Ngamatea Survey District to th'W Kokow Stream; thence -on the Northwest by the Kokopu Stream to th' North" corner of Sec. 75, Block V., Maungakaretu Survey District ; thence generally b- tlie Ko kopu Stream and by the boundaries of Sees. 1 Block V.. ?nd 9 Block 1.. Mauiicrakaretu Sui-vey District to the junction, of the Ko kopu Stream with the, Rahur Stream); thence on the North to tha boundaries of Se-cs. 2. 3, and 4 Block 1., and Sees. 1. 2, and 3 ; Block 11.. .Maungakaretu Surrey District (generally by the. Owhakura Ropxl) to the starting point on the Tui'akina River. FRED. H. ALLEN. Clerk. A: U_.G THE LATEST Choice Lines at AMERICAN BpOTS AND SHOES now opening up at HANNAH'S CASH BOOT MARKET Are Ladies' Fine Glace Lace Boots for 10s 6d Ladies' Special' Quality, ditto, 12s 6d Ladies' Finest Quality, ditto, 14s 6d, 16? 6d Numerous Lines rf Eve King, Afternoon, ar I Walking &hces, too numerous to psjrticularif£, ct Extremely Low Viiices A Large Variety of Gent's American ail. English Boots, 12s 6d, 14s 6d ond upwards —Exceptional Value. Wo WTSH TO EMPHASISE the fact thai wo <*onfine ou& business to Boots and Shoes und Leather, of which we hold the Largest Stock in New Zealand. We Sell more Boots and Shoes tban any other house in New Zealand, and cs we lw such large quantises we can Reli Cheaper, as a matter of fa-ov7. w» mnny lines. Our competitors pay the same price as piir customers pay to us. It is, therefore, eusily seen where the best value is obtainable! We challenge competition! Quantity, Quality, Variety. Value, a .c1 Satisfactic ay' HANNAH'S OARIT BOOT MARKET. Aven-5, WANGANUI.