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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 266, 15 May 1896, Page 2

FEILDING BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Feilding Borough Council to light by Electricity that portion of Feilding defined in the schedule below, and for that purpose to purchase Site, erect Buildings, and provide all Machinery, Plant, and other things necessary for installing the light :— (1). In order to provide the moneys necessary for the above purpose it is proposed to Borrow a sum of £3000 for 10 years. (2). It is proposed to make and levy a Special Rate of 4£d in the £ on the rateable value of the whole of the rateable property within the following area as security for the payment of interest on the amount proposed to be borrowed. Fpecial Rating District — All that portion of the Borough of Feilding bounded as follows : — Commencing at the north-eastern corner ot section 598, Kimbolton road, thence along Derby street to its junction with Grey street, thence along Grey street to Denbigh street, thence along Denbigh street to Fitzroy street, thence along Fitzroy street to Manchester street, thence along Manchester street to the northernmost corner of section j 76, thence along the north-western boundaries of sections 76, 77, 78, 79, and 80 to Warwick street, thence along Warwick street to the northernmost coiner of section 33, thence along the north-western and south-western boundaries of section 33 to section 37, ( thence along the north western boundaries of sections 37, 39, and 41 to section 43, thence along the south-western boundary of section 41 to Kimbolton road, thence across Rirabolton road and along the south western boundary of section 61 to South street, thence along the south-eastern boundary of sections 61, 60, and 59 to section 54, thence along the south-western and north-western boundaries of section 54 to Warwick street, thence across Warwick street and along Ferguseon street to &ection 141, thence along the south-western boundary of section 141 to section 145. thence along the south-eastern boundary of sections 141 and 140 to Manchester street, thence along Manchester street to section 815, thence along the north western boundary of section 315 to section 318, thence a'ong the south -western boundary of fection 313 to its south-western corner, thence along the sou^h - eastern boundary of eections 313, 312, 311, 310, and 309 to section 306, thence along the north-easiern boundary of section 309 to section 304, thence along the south-eastern boundary of ] section 304 to tbe Railway .Reserve, , thence across the Bailway Reserve to the southernmost corner of section 488, thence along the south-eastern boundary of section 488 to section 487, thence along the south western boundary of section 487 to section 493, thence along the south eastern boundary of sections 487, 486, 485, and 484 to section 481, thence along the north-eastern boundary of section 484 to section 479, thence along the south-eastern boundary of section 479 to Denbigh street, thence along Denbigh street to Fergusson street, thence along Fergusson street to Derby street, thence along Derby street to the commencing point. GEO. C. HILL, Town Clerk April 24th, 1896 A CARD. DR O. DE LACEY MACCARTHY (Graduate in Arts, Medicine, and Surgery, Trin. Col., Dublin ; specialist in midwifery and women's complaints, also diseases of children), may be consulted in the premises formerly occupied by the Colonial Bank, opposite Stab Office, Manchester Street, 9 to 11 a.m., [ 2 to 4 p.m., and after 7 p.m.