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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3563, 25 September 1916, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. UPPER ASHBURTON ROAD BOARD. TJUBLIC NOTICE "W HEREBY GIVEN that it is tho intention of the Upper Ashburton Road Board,, at its next Ordinary Meeting, to "be hold on OCTOBER 7, 1916, to MAKE and LEVY a,SEPARATE RATE of Three-eighths of Ono Penny in the Pound, payable in one sum on October 21, 1916," on all Rateable Property within the No. (5) AHonton -Subdivision of the Upper Ashburton Road District, for the Year commencing on the First Day of April, 1916, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1917. An Estimate has been prepared showing tho proposed expenditure of the fiaid Rate and tfio matters required by the V(>9th Section of tho "Road Boards' Act, 1908,"; and together with tho Rate Book will bo open for inspection of all Ratepayers at tho Board's Office, West Street, Ashburton, every Tuesday and Saturday during office hours,-. up ■ to the 7th October. By Order, JOHN'DAVISON, Clerk. Ashburton, September 20, 1916. 9 356 UPPER ASHBURTQN ROAD BOARD. "PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY -*- GIVEN, that it is the intention of the Upper Ashburton Road Board, at its next Ordinary Meeting, to bo held on OCTOBER 7, 1916, to MAKE and LEVY a GENERAL RATE of Three-oighths of One Penny in the Pound, payable in one sum on October 21; 1916, on all Rateable Property within the Upper Ashburton RoadDistrict, for carrying into ■ effect the general purposes of the said Act, for the Year commencing on the First Day of April 1916, and' ending on tho 31st day of March, 1917, and that t"ho Rate Book is now open for inspetcion during offico hours at the ],}oad Board's Office, I West Street, Ashburton. By Order, JOHN DAVISOX. ;" cic-rU. Ashburton, September 20, 1910. 9 357CAFE GHANTANT. ART UNION THE following are the "Winning Tickets :— 1.—705, A. Crawford, 24G East Belt, Ashburton. 2.-794, Miss Ash ton, Groenstreet. 3.__548, J. Dovane, 4.—516, Mrs Fountaine, 161 North, East Boit. '•/>.—5S3, W. R. Anderson, Lismoro. 6.—817, M. McMillan, MayiioM. , GOLD WATCH (.Season Tickets) :•— Tho winning No. is No. 1933.' W. B. THOMAS. 9 459 Hon. Se<-. CAFE CHANTA-NT. WINNING NOS. OF ART UNION AND RAFFLES.— Doll—No. 54. Sheci) —No. 59 Coal—No. 429. Firewood—No. 425. Travelling Rug—No. 427. . Gold Watch—No. 1933. # Art Union—lst, No. 705; 2ltd. No. 794; 3rd, No. 548; 4th, No. 516.; sth, No. 583: (3th 3 No. 817. THE CLYDESDALE STALLION. BARON EDGECOMBE, WILL TRAVEL tho MAYFIPXD, RU -VPIiNA, and SPRING BURN DISTRICTS. ■ TERMS.—AppIy to W. J. GOING, Groom in charge. EDWIN-BULL, 9 453 . Propriciur. PINE TIMBER AT MAY FIELD. I WILL bo putting my Sawmill into one of the "County Plantations on Upper Hackthorno about the end of tho month. Orders may bo left at tho Mill, at Mr Papp's Store, Mayfield, or mailed to mo. Prices—Lengths up to 16ft., 9s 6d per 100; over 16ft., lls 6d per 100; limit 20ft. JAMES W. OLIVER, 9 <J45 , . Greenstreo.t. LIVE STOCK won by Mr J. R. Brown has been re-donated, and will bo SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION ■ | at Tinwakl Stock Sale TO-MORROW. \ W, B. THOMAS. 9 457 ' Hon. Sec.