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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 199, 20 May 1944, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTlCES—(Continued). HUTT COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE OE THE TAKING OF A POLL ON A PROPOSAL TO ADOPT THE SYSTEM OF RATING ON THE BASIS OF THE UNIMPROVED VALUE IN LIEU OF RATING ON THE CAPITAL VALUE AS AT PRESENT. NOTICE Is hereby given that a demand has been made under Section 40 of the Rating Act, 1925, that a Proposal to adopt the system of rating on the basis of the Unimproved Value be submitted to the vote ot the Ratepayers in the County of Hutt. NOW, I, Robert Lorimer Button. Chairman of the Hutt County Council, do hereby lix Saturday, the 2Tth day of May, I!M4, as the day On which the votes of the RATEPAYERS shall be taken upon such proposal. R. LORIMER BUTTON, County Chairman. I, 11. It. Robinson, Returning Officer for the County of Hutt, do hereby give notice that the situation of the Polling Booths will be as follows: — 1. Akatarawa—"Brown Owl” 'Tea Rooms. 2. Belmont—Men’s Social Club, Owen St. 3. Days Bay—St. Martin’s Hoorn, Pitoitoi Road. 4. Heretaunga—School House, Main Road (next Mrs. Weston’s residence). 5. Kaltoke —Public Works Camp Hut. 6. Lower Hutt—Wesley Hall. Laings Rd. 7. Lowry Bay—C. W. D. Bell’s Boatshed. 8. Normandale —Normandale School. 9. Mangaroa—Mangaroa School. 10. Paekakariki —Tennis Club pavilion. 11. Pahautanui—Public School. 12. Palmerston North —Opera House Supper Room. 13. Paraparaumu—Anglican Sunday School, Hinemoa Street. 14. Paraparaumu Beach—Room in Majestic Hotel Annexe. 15. Paremata—Public Hall. 16. Plimmerton—St. Andrew’s Hall. 17. P.ukerua Bay—Plunket Room. 18. Pinehaven—Residence of Mr. P. G. L. Rochfort, “The Pines.” 19. Raumati South—Residence of Mr. H. J. Eatwell—"Kawatiri Guest House.” 20. Raumati—Whitfields’ Garage. 21. Reikorangi—School Hall. 22. Stokes Valley—Publie Halt 23. Taita—Public Hall. 24. Wallaceville—Residence ot Mr. H. Alexander. 25. Wainui-o-mata—Public Hall. 26. Whiteman’s Valley—Residence of Mr. T. Russell. 27. Wellington—Bowen House— Hutt County Council Chambers, 2nd Floor. 2S. Wellington—B owen Hous e—Hutt County Council Offices—County Overseer’s Office,'2nd Floor. POLLING HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. Only RATEPAYERS may vote on this proposal. H. R. ROBINSON, R eturning Officer. MOUTOA DRAINAGE BOARD. RATING. NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Moutoa Drainage Board at a meeting to be held in the Board’s Office, Main Street, Foxton, on the 19th June, 1944, at 8 p.m., under the provisions of the Rating Act, 1925, and the Land Drainage Act, 19V8, and amendments thereto, to make and levy a General Rate of TWO PENCE in the £ on Class A: ONE PENNY AND ONE HALF-PENNY in the £ on Class B ; and ONIJ PENNY in thei £ on Class C: upon the unimproved rateable value of all properties appearing in the Valuation Roll of the Moutoa Drainage District in the abovementioned Classes, AND also to collect THREE-EIGHTHS OF ONE PENNY in the £ upon the unimproved value of all properties within the special Rating District. Such Rates to be for the period commencing on the FIRST day of APRIL, 1944, and ending on the THIRTY-FIRST Day of MARCH, 1945, and to be due and payable in one sum at the office of ths Board, during Office Hours, on the Ist day of July, 1944, and that a rebate of FIVE PER CENT, will be allowed on all rates paid in full within one month from due date, and further, that TEN PER CENT, win be added to ALL Rates Unpaid at the expiration of SIX. Months and fourteen days from the due date. The Valuation Roll is open for inspection (without fee) at the Board's Office during office hours. C. V. FRASER, Clerk to Board. Foxtou, May 20, 1944. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Wellington on or before the 21st day of June, 1944. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be certified as follows:— “J hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased.” ESTATES. (1) ABBOTT, Clifford Wilmore, formerly Wellington, Clerk, late ot R.N.Z.A.F., overseas; died 5.5.44. (2) BRIANT. James Gibson, late ot Wellington, Settler: died 21.2.44 (3) BURKE, John, late of Wellington. Retired Roading Contractor: died 14.5.4 4. (4) BURNES, Alexander Plunkett, formerly of Nelson, late ot Wellington, retired Civil Servant; died 8.5.44. (5) JOURDAIN, William Robert, late ot Wellington, Retired Solicitor; died 8.5.44. \ (6) LOVATT. Harry Gordon, late of Wellington. Boilermaker; died 28.2.44. (7) MACRAE. Murdoch, formerly ot Paekakariki. Railway Carpenter, late of Wellington, Soldier: died 3.5.44. (8) MeDONALD. Donald Kenneth Hardy, formerly of Wellington, Civil Servant, late of R.C.A.F., Overseas; died 29.6.43. ♦ (9) McINTYRE, Thomas Malcolm, late of N.Z.E.F., Overseas, Soldier; died 17.8.42. (10) MOORECOCK, William Charles, late Of Wcliington, Retired Seaman; died A. It. COAD. District Public Trustee tor Wellington. May 19. 1944. MANAIVATU OROUA RIVER BOARD. ir has been my intention for some years 'll’ r . eti ™ f r o m the M.O.R. Board, when the u hirokino Cut was completed, but in view of the fact that there Is work now in progress of which I have intimate knowledge and which will be, if properly carried* out, of very great benefit to the Moutoa area, as well as the other areas concerned, also tiie promotion of a National Scheme which would if brought to fruition, eliminate the flood menace from the whole R.B. district, I have acceded to the request of a number of ratepayers to accept nomination for another period, therefore for this term I am offering rny services to the ratepayers. I realize that as a member of the Board, since its formation, I have not pleased everyone, but have tried to act in the best Interests of the whole district, and it elected, will continue to do so. I have no private “axe to grind,” but hope to see our wonderful district made safe from the Hood menace before passing on to green pastures, anil I believe it can be done. WALTER S. CARTER, J. C. WILLIAMSON PICTURE CORPORATION LIMITED. NOTICE TO DEBENTURE HOLDERS. Pursuant to Debenture Trust Deed bearing date the 30th day. of August. 1932. the following twenty bearer debentures of £lOO each issued by the Company have been drawn by ballot for redemption: Numbers: 111, 207, 20S, 219, 242 313, 385, 357, 477, 491 sOli, 566, 582, 61S, (ill 727. 725. 739. 852, 940 The holders of the debentures bearing the above numbers must deliver them to the Company at its Registered Office, “Dominion" Building, Wellington, on or before the sth day of June, 1944. when payment of the principal sum and interest secured thereby to that date will bo made. DATED this 19th dav ot Mnv, 1944. D. N.’REDGRAVE. - Secretary. EPI'NI JtIDING. HUTT COUNTY. WARD R. M. PEARCE wishes to thank the electors of the Epuni Riding for renewing their confidence in him by returning him unopposed, and assures them that he will continue to do his utmost tor the advancement of the district as In the past. CREDITORS. PERSONS or Firms having Claims against the undersigned or the estate ot the late May Patten, , are requested to forward same before May 31. 1944, for settlement. B. J. PATTEN. » P.O. Box IW3. Wellington. WOOLWORTHS (NEW ZEALAND), LIMITED. NOTICE is Hereby Given that an Interim - Dividend of 5 per cent, has been declared on the Ordinary Share Capital of the Company. and Will bc payable on July 10. 4. Tin' Ordinary Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from June li to 3(1. 1914. inclusive. Bv Order of the Board. C. R. HARI. Secretary.