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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15185, 10 March 1923, Page 2

ESSAY ComKETITION. New Zealand Home Builders Ltd. GRAND ESSAY COMPETITION FOB BOYS km GIRLS TO MAKE KNOWN fee Hew Suborb, “EVERTOB, JJ an area of 50 acres, which has been Isubdivided into 5 130 Sections, which will be sold by Auction at THE MART, WARD STREET, HAMILTON, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHTS, MARCH 13th and 14th, at 7.30 p.m. THE NEW ZEALAND HOME BUILDERS, LTD. invite Essays from Boys and Olria on the subject:— “HOT TO MAKE EVERTOH AN IDEAL GARDEN SUBURB.” , ElfPiTOi lies between the Northern Boundary of the Borough and Forest Lake Road, and has large signs erected, so that Competitors may inspect the property before writing their Essays, and then assist the proprietors in their aim to create a new beautiful suburb for Hamilton. , ~ V The Competition is open to Boys and Girls of the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Standards. ' \ NINE PRIZES. Fourth Standard—lst, Two Guineas; 2nd, One Guinea; 3rd, Half Guinea. Fifth Standard—lst, Two Guineas; 2nd, One Guinea; 3rd, Half Guinea. Sixth Standard—-Ist, Two Guineas; 2nd, One Guinea; 3rd, HWf Guinea. RULES OP COMPETITION. 1. Open to all Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Standard Boys and Girls attending Hamilton West, Hamilton East, Frankton, Whitiom and. Fairfield Schools. 2. No Entrance Fee —Absolutely Free. 3. All Essays to be posted to “Competitions,” P.O. Box ißi, Hamilton, not later than MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1923. 4. All Essays will become the property of The New Zealand Home Builders," Limited, who reserve the right to publish the Wnning Essajls* ' . . 5. Remember to limit the length of the Essay to one side of a sheet of foolscap. • 6. It is important that name, age, standard, school and full address of each competitor be written on the baok of the foolscap sheet. 7. All entries to be competitors’ own work. 8. All essays will be fudged by a New Zealand University graduate, who has kindly consented to adjudicate, and whose decision will be Anal. 9. The words “THE NEW ZEALAND HOME BUILDERS* (LIMITED), EVERTON ESTATE,” MUST bo used-In the essay twice. Competitors neglecting this condition will be disqualified. r . ’ / ' i v The names of the successful Competitors will be published In the Waikato Times on SATURDAY, March 17th. 'f'-j

LOANS. RAGLAN COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW LOAN OF £2500 FOR FORMATION OF WAIKOREA-WAIMAI ROAD AND FORMATION OF WORKS ON TUB WAIKORBA VALLEY AND COAST ROADS. "VTOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Raglan County'Council, under the provisions of the Counties’ Act, 1920, the Local Bodies’ Loans Act, 1913, and amendmeuts thereto, and all other Acts it in that behalf enabling and .subject to the consent of the Governor-in-Coun-cil being obtained under the provisions of The Finance Act, 1919, and its amendments, to borrow the sum of £2500 to be allocated as to £2OOO for the formation of the Wailcorea to Waimai Road, as to £450 for formation work on the Waikorea Valley Road, and as to the balance of £SO for formation work on the Coast Road, and as security for the pay-, ment of interest, sinking fund, and other charges on the said loan to make and levy a Special Rate of one penny and a farthing in the £ upon the rateable value of all rateable property in the Waikorea-Waimai Special Rating District of the said County, and it is the intention to payout of the loan the first year’s interest and sinking fund. The loan is for a period of not exceeding 36V years at a rate of interest not to exceed six pounds per centum per annum, together with any additional charge necessary to provide the necessary sinking fund. The boundaries of the said Special Rating District are as follows: .Commencing at the Coast Line on tli e Eastern boundary of Section Te Akau B No. 15 B and thence running East, taking in- 1372 acres of the said Section Te Akau B No. 15 B to the North-Eastern corner of Section Te Akau B No. 17, thence North along the Western'boundary of Section 1 o£ Block IV to the North-west corner of the same Section, thence East along the Northern boundaries of Sections 1,2, 3 and Te Akau B No. 23 Bto the North-east corner of Te Akau B. No. 23 B. thence North along the Western boundaries of Sections 75 A, 74 A, and 74 B to the North-west corner of Section 74 B, thence East along the Northern boundaries of Sections 74 B, and 131 to the North-east corner of Section 131, thence North, East, and South, taking in 335 acres of Section 128, thence South along the Eastern boundaries of Section 143 and 93 to the South-east corner of Section 93, thence East and South and West, taking in 1500 acres of Section 215 to the South-west corner of Section 215, thence West along the Southern boundaries of Sections 171, 5,6, 7,9, Te Akau B No. 7, 8 and 7 to the South-west corner of Section 7, thence North along the Western boundary’ of Section 7 to the Southeast corner of Te Akau B 9 81, thence along tli o Southern and Western boundaries of Te Akau B 9 B 1, and to the Coast Line, and thence north along the Coast Line to the point of commencement. CAMPBELL JOHNSTONE, Chairman. H. MAR3LAND, County Clerk. Under the provisions of Section 10 of the Local Bodies’ Loans Act, 1913. 1 hereby give notice that a poll of the Ratepayers Of the WajkoreaWaimai Special Rating District will be taken between the hours of 9 a.m. and G p.m. on MONDAY, the 9th day of April 1923 on the above proposal. ’ POLLING PLAGES. County Office, Ngartiawahia. Post Office Woodleigh. CAMPBELL JOHNSTONE, Chairman. Ngaruawahia, 10th day of March, 1923. PARTNERSHIPS. ;srs EARXSHAW AND BIX, Tanners, dissolved partnership. The btxsl--3 will hr. carried on by J. C. Rlx, aft, iesvllle 11 To Arena. In rurimt , gre asked to rail goods, anti COIN* va lo above address.