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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1474, 7 June 1905, Page 3

iHSiBORNE JBOROUOT-I, * 'COUNCIL 1 . GENERAL RATE. “TVrOTIOE ia hereby given that it is » the intontion of tho Gisborne Borough Counoil, on TUESDAY, tho 206 h day of Juno, 1905, under the powers conferred upon it by virtue of Section No 95 of “ The Municipal Corporations Aot 1900,” and Sections Nos. 37 to 44 (both Jnclusve) of “ Tho jßafciog Act, 1894,” and all other powers enabling it In that behalf, to make and levy a v General Bate of Two Shillings in the Pound sterling on the annual rental value of all rateable property within the Borough of Gisborne, for the period from the Ist day of April, 1905, to the 31st day of March, 1906 ; such General Bate to be duo and payable in one sum upon tho Ist day of July, 1905. I

SPECIAL RATES. | OLD BOROUGH DJJSTRICT, 14 is also the intention of the Couneil to levy and oolloot a Special Kate of 3d in the £ on the rateable valuo of all pro* p?rty in the Old borough .District, to provide interoßfc on the Loan of £B2OO.

K'AITI & WHATAUPOKO PORTION 1 OK OTHE3 BOROUGH, II is also tlie intention of the Council to levj, and collect a Spee.ul Hate of One Halfpenny in the IS on the ratoablo value of all property in tho Whataupoko and Kaiti portions of the Borough, to provide share of interest on a County loan of £2OBB ss.

KAITI portion of borough. It io also the inteutiun of the Counoil to levy and colit ct a Special Kata of 4d in the £ on the rateable value of all property in tho Kaitf portion of tho ivprojgh, to provide share oi interest on the Kami iNo. l Loan of £1543 16s (“« ir »g and the Kaiti No. 3 Loun of £2054 6s 8d (being 2^d). WIHjA/TAiUPOKO PORTION OiK BOIiOUGI-I. The Special Hates on the Whataupoko No. 1 Loan of £2*l2 9a lOd mid No. 5 Loan (Sloat Streer) of £ll2 XOs 7d will not be collected, as the Whataupoko Hoad Board has a balance in hand sufficient to meet this year’s requirements for interest. . Notice is hereby gtven that the Rate Book is now open for inspection at the Council Office, Lowe Street, Gisborne, and will be until tho 20th insi., when any objections to the same heard and determined by the Council.

R. B. B. ROBINSON, _ _ Town Clerk. Town Clorkj’s Office, [Gisborne, J,une 3ril, 1905. MR CARROLL WILL' ADDRESS HIS CONSTL | ,T,GENTS ® THE HOLLOWING PLACES: ■PATUT AHI— WEDNESDAY* 7 th, at 7.30 p.m.GISBORNE! —THURSDAY, Stli, at S 'o'clock;. (-His Worship. ibhc Mayor will take the chair,.) TE KARAKA'—ERIDAY, 9bh, ' at 7.30 R.m. ’

I H O T I C E. DR DAVID MOKItISON desires to no- _ tify the public that ho has removed into his new house, cn the Kaiti, also that he now may be consulted at Mr A. W. J. Mann’s Gisborne Pharmacy. Dr Morrison has changed his hours of Consultation to the following : At Homo—l.3o p.m. to 2.30., 6.30 to 7. At Mr Mann’s Fharmaoy—ll.3o a.m. to 12 30 p.m,, 2.30 *o 3.30 p.m., 7 p.m to 7.30.

PJEtEE COOKERY CLASSES EVJSBY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, V. 30 o’olock p.m. SHABP.

DRUIDS’ SOCIAX. TO be held in the Patutahi Hall, on THURSDAY, JURE ISth. Double Ticket, 3a; extra lady, Ib. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL’. TVTOTXCE ia hereby given that an spplication has been received by this Council for a License to lay a PRIVATE Tramway upon certain County roads. The name of the applicant is Mr William Lee Rees, of Gisborne, Solicitor. The roads proposed to be crossed are :—(1) Tho main County road, from eastern side of the Karaka Railway Station to the Rangatira Ford; thenoe to the Puhatikotiko crossing of the Waipaoa river and the road from the ford to tho Whatatutu road; (2) the road from the western side of the Karaka Railway Station to the Waikohu bridge, thence across the bridge, by way of the Whatatutu road, to Tapuihikitea-C Block.

A plan of the route of the tramway may be inspected at the office of the Council, Lowe Street, Gisborne, daily, during office hours. The Council will sit to hear objections to the proposal to construct this tramway, on FRIDAY, July 7th, 1905, at 2 o’clock p.m. A memorial of objection to granting this license signed by any ratepayer may be deposited at this office until 5 o’clock p.m. on the 3rd July, 1905, and objectors muet be prepared to give evidence before the Counoil on the 7th July, 1905, at 2 o’clock p.m. iJ.OIIN JYAJRiREN, Clerk. Gisborne, June 3rd, 1905.

TURANGANUI LODGE, No, 7, U.A.O.D. "THHE Half-yearly Meeting -fi- of the above Lodge, to be held'on Thursday, is now POSTPONED, and will be held at the Masonic Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING. June 9, at 8 o’clock. Business : General, and Election of Officers, Balance-sheet and Auditors’ Report brought forward. Harmony Evening after general business. Membera are required to be clear on the books. By order of the A.D. 3. GEOP.GESON, Secretory. GISBORNE BORO,UGH COUNCIL. LICENSES. NOTICE is hereby given that ALL Licenses, as enumerated hereunder, must be Renewed on or before the 30lh instant:— Public Carts, Hawkers and Fedlars Private Carts, Lodging Houses Delivery Carts, Public Amusements Public Carriages, Milk Vendors Carriage Drivers, Dangerous Goods Places of Public Worship Places of Public Meeting Purveyors of Meat Any person without his respective {License after the 30th June, 1905, will be PROSECUTED without further notice. R. D. By ROBINSON, Town Clerk.Town Clerk’s Office, Gisborne, June 3rd, 1905. PIANIST. "CURST-CLASS PIANIST (late of Sydney) -0- open for Engagement, Balls and Parties. Danes Music a Speciality. ERNEST C. CLIFFORD, Care of Messrs Primrose and Leslie, Saddle A GREAT SUCCESS. THE Great Success of the Automatic Potato avd Fruit Chipper has oaused the local agent to order an extra thousand. The Clhipper is on view at the American Salesman’s Palaoe, Gladstone Road. A potato can be chipped in four seconds. Exhibitions given daily.