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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 867, 13 July 1910, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. BOROUGH OF KARORI. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE RATES. NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Borough of Karori proposes at tho ordinary meeting, to bo held on TUESDAY, the 26th day of July, 1910, to make and levy under tho provisions of "The Rating Act,. 1908," the following Rates for the period commencing on tho Ist day of APRIL, 1910, and ending on the 31st day of MARCH, 1911, namely;— 1. A General Rate under the provisions of Section 78 of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," for general • purposes of Twopence and Onesixteenth (2 l-16th) of a penny in the £ on the unimproved value of all rateable property within the Borough, 2. A Rate under "Tho Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1909," for the purpose of paying contributions under that Act of One-sixth (l-6th) of a penny- in tho on tho capital value of all rateable property within the Borough of Karori. And Notice is also hereby given that the Council of the Borough of Karori intends to levy the several special annually recurring rates or portions thereof, as. shown in the table following ■■—, o o 2 o Q. 2. p'p*p"p"p" p] Si. t (o to (& © (fe © £2222 2 oopop p CJCitP-COtO ** MM * t> P £ UMM E rtp,o.a.cu& ft- £ 5 ti a a pp p r-jg ?t?t?ss ? * O6& O 6 a febtefofo Sb H W rt-'k £• tro a *-6 2 fy E'g's'W p p'B ° D p- -■ ys-o _£.-« "I So 0 s "5 2!? -■ tracr* '& P 3 p M -j p K> < MMtOIOM*. ™O p O o oooo'o ra 2 t*H ti o 00000 g w r_tj O 00000 2-p o'rtto sit°°° <5 Lm.'m.'-'". % s' fcl .g'S'Sbß g.gfy g 5 A A rt> J^ • fe fofofefofe * o M p 3- 3" =-< p . g The above rates will be payable in one instalment on the fifteenth day of AUGUST, 1910, at the office of tho Borough Council, Karori. Tho Rate Book is now open for inspection without fee by all ratepayers during business hours, at tho office of tho Borough Council, ICaroti. Dated this 11th day of July, 1910. • By order of the Karori Borough Council. W. F. ENGLAND, '- -' Town Clerk., : friHIS is to Notify tha Pnblio that MR. •*- GEORGE EVANS has taken over THE ALBERT HOTEL, Corner of Manners and Willis Street* VIAVI NOTICE. LADIES! If you are in search of Health, understand first why you suffer as you do. Do not torture, maim or cripple Nature; but learn how operations may bo avoided and 'health restored by Natural Means. Health Talks; Tuesdays, 3 p.m. Interviews: Daily, 10 to 5. Free to all, without any obligation. Viavi Hygiene (posted), Is. 4d. Viavi Rooms: Panama Chambers, Panama Street, opposite D.1.C., Wellington. > — TENDERS. ,pAMERATED CONCRETE IS THE CHEAPEST KNOWN METHOD OF ERECTING A PERMANENT FIREPROOF AND DAMP-PROOF BUILD. ING. Full particulars from H. L. FRIEND. AUCKLAND. Or the CARRARA CEILING CO, Wellington South. • Local Agents. TTTERBERT TTILL, TIMITED, ROLLESTON ST., WELLINGTON. Sanitary Drain-Pipe Manufacturers. Chimney-Pots and Sanitary Accessories of all descriptions kept in stock. Price Lists on application. Telephone 587. WELLINGTON TIMBER CO., LTD., Constable Street, Wellington South, HAVE in stock large quantities of all BUILDING MATERIAL, and are prepared to deliver to any part City and Suburbs at Bed-rock Prices. Send tor quotations. Telephone 1900. P.O. Box 22. EXPANDED METAL KAHN TRUSSED STEEL BARS. KAHN RIBBED STEEL BARS For Reinforced Concrete Construction. EXPANDED STEEL LATHING For Fireproof Walls and Ceilings. RUBEROID ROOFING, DAMPCOURSE FLOORING, GIANT BUILDING PAPERS. EATNER SAFES AND STRONG-ROOM DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF DOORS. OREGON TIMBER AND LATHS, THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS AND HARDWARE CO., LTD., Courtenay Place. Wellington. THE TAUPO TOTARA TIMBER CO.. LTD. Produce the HIGHEST QUALITY TIMBER v - In the Dominion from their SPLENDID MOUNTAIN FORESTS At Mokai, near Taupo. TOTARA, MATAI, RIMU. Grown at an altitude of 2000 feet. BRIDGE BUILDING QUALITY,' In Any Size or Length. THE TAUI'O TOTARA TIMBER CO., LTD., PUTARURU, WAIKATO. Write to Manager for Quotations. e—■ 1 THE results obtained by Advertisers in the Classified Columns of "Tho Dominion" aro such as to confirm their belief that the paper has a wider circulation than any other daily journal in New Zealand. I