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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8004, 8 September 1906, Page 3

Public Noticos. N.Z. Into; national Exhibition WAIKATO. T': '.MEs VaT.LVY AND KING COUNTRY C URT. r P'?OSE who Inv-: promised exhibits for l. the above Court, are requested to forward them to tun >t Hamilton before 30th September. Entries close 21th September. ALLEN HELL, Secrutary. HAMILTON 130 BOUGH COUNCIL. U ATEPAYERS are reminded that after 17th September a penalty of 10 per cent, will be added to all uopaid water supply rates for year 1905-6. S. B. SIMS, Town Clerk.

WAIKATO COUNTY COUNCIL. "THE MOTOR REGISTRATION ACT, 1905." DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that -L by resolution duly passed on the 2fith July, l!)0!j, the Waikato County Council did resolve that the "Motor R'gistratiou Act, 1905," be brought into force in the Waikato County, on and after the 15th day of SEPTEMBER, V.m. T. B. INSOLL, County Clerk. 15th August, 1906.

HUNGArIUNGA I)R IINAGE DISTRICT -L 1 payers List for ihe above District is deposited forinsppction at the oißoe of the undersigned in Whifcaker Street. Te Aroha, and that a true oopy thereof is also de-p-'Sited for inspection at the residence of William Lockyer in the Rungahunga Block,—also that on I'UESDAY, the 25th day of September, 1906, at 9.30 a.m., in the Courthouse, at Te Aroha, Mr Magistrate Bush will sit to hear objections aud finally revise such list. P. GILCHRIST, Returning Officer. Te Aroha, 7th September, 1906. PIAKO COUNT!. JA Balance Sheet of the County of Piako for th 9 year ended 31st March, 1906, is now open for inspection at the County Office, Te \roha, during office hours, for thirty days irom this date. P. GILC HEIST, County Clerk. Te Aroha, 7th September, 190 G. PIAKO COUNTY. PROPOSED ABOLITION OF THE MATAMATA ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE is hereby given or tne toiiowing petition wnich it is proposed will be presented to the Piako County Council ar the Meeting to be held at Te Aroha on WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of October, I'JOG, at 2 p.m. P. GILCHRIST. County Clerk. T6 Aroha, September 7th, 1906. To the Chairman and Members The petition of the undersigned, being a majority of the Ratepayers of the Matainata Road District, whose property in respect of which they are rated, is situated within the County of Piako, possessing in the aggregate not less than half the rateable property in the said District. Humbly showeth—'lhatit is desirable th it Ih3 Piako County Council should, by Special Order, declare the Road Bjard of the Mataoiata Road District to be dissolved, and such Road District to bi merged in the County of Pi&ko.

Your P. titioiwra therefore pray tie Piako County Council to abolish such Road District. And your Petitioners will ever pray—. C. J. Stark, H. Magill, Edward D. Murray, J. Scherer, H. W. Bjnnett, W. Lockyer, S. H.Divey, \V. Thomson, W. J. D. Moore, John Tyson, Richard 8. James, John Brown, William Egan, Bruno Sehwarz, J. U. Smith, A. J. Young, W J Knight, S. Gunn, C. H. T. Chitty, Jamea Johnston, Robert Joughiu, Jno. McCaw, R. A. Forsman, A. H. Robertson, John Fitzgerald, M. M. Charles, W. H. Miles P. Blott, J. S. Piggott, R. H. Hislop.Joieph Prie>, R. B. E. 3H. Button,!, f. Brassington, Sefton Banks, Murdoch Anderson, R. C. Paterscn, R. McLeod, C. J. Clark, Jno. F. Veroe, Harry S. Wyatt, A. P. Anderson, T. M. Roberts, Henry Ratcliffe, R. T. Abbott, T. L<\ Roche, A. L. Forsman (junior), A. K. Weeks, Samuel Higgins, Benj. Brown, John Wightman, W. Neilson. \V. Bond, Jaines Pickup (junior), R. Johnston. E. Ross, J. Ross, Guetav Kuhtz, James Puddle, A. J. Tong, P. Hollowny, B. Montague, G. Johnston, H. Hopkins, Goo. E. Condor, J. W. Garland, J. W. Moore, \V. Stoup, N. Btnks, J. H. Johnstone (junior), W. L. Mardon, Thomas Valiancy W. Dobbs, 11. E. Mogford, J. H. J'lhnstono, John Reid, W. E. Hall, G. J. Duxh'eld, Richaid Smith, Herbert Bullock, Jo-eph Finnerty, Isaac H. MfiNair, Jas. W. Ferguson, Hu„'h A. Kelso, John Wm. Simpson, E. C. Banks, Thomas Young, E. G. Beeson, John Katciiffe, W. G. Devey, J. 1 P. Oliver, J. \\ . T. Barilott, G. W. Vercoe, W. F. Stark, Thos. Stanley, G. M. Dodd, F. H. Good, Alfred C >ad, J bn Uranswick Edwin Burnell, M. J. Green, E. T. O'Ktofe] J.Green, M. Banks, .Us. Kilbride, G. W. Good, Bridget Fairell, W. Stanley, M. Stanley, R. A. Stanley, W. A. Cordon, R. N. Bushby, T. J. Morgan, Fredk. Barugb, F. Payz«, F. G. Shoat, Thos. Hanua, J. \V. Tims (junior), W. Gale, B. It. Younger, J. B. Zartea, S. Mason, 11. Hills, A. Patrv J. Carrol 1 , H. R. Harding, J. S. Browne, J. i>. Bushby, E. Moloney, John Latimer, Jaß. Orr, A! Watts, Fredk. Jone , R. S. Williamson, <i. Eugland. 4. McConnell, A. M. Smyth, Joseph Pohlen, F. H. Mohring, D. Waghorn.

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