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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 July 1910, Page 3

ST. MARY'S CHURCH BAZAAR. ST. MARY'S CHURCH BAZAAR, CENTURY HALL, LEVIN, on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 22 AND 23. Maypole, bran tubs, aunt SALLY, JUMBLE, PRODUCE kind other Stalls. Admission, 6d. Funds to bo devoted to extension of the Vicarage. LEViN Y. M. C. A. ROOMS: QUEEN STREET. JULY 27. PUBLIC DEBATE. PUBLIC DEBATE. "•MONARCHY OR REPUBLIC?" A lively and interesting debate may bo looked for. .Judge: Mr F. U. B. Fisher, M.P. Everyone is invited to attend. THE BALL OF THE SEASON. Levin amateur dramatic SOCIETY. Plain & Fancy Dress BALL ON WEDNESDAY, AUG 3, "MO. TOWN HALL. Music, by the famous Dramatic Society's Orchestra. Gents, ijs; Ladies, a basket. We want this to be a big success. All aro invited. 822-7. L. NATION. See. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE Price of Meat AT THE CASH MEAT MARKET. ON FORI) STREET, LEVIN. PREMISES situated next to G. Thompson, plumbw, corner Durham Street, in .shop lately occupied by J. I'. Ivess, bootmaker. All stock killed under Government Inspection. Ru'diuition in Price i D. & QD. Reduction in Price 1Per H), nearly all round. Business begins at 9 o'clock on THURSDAY MORNING. NO BOOKS KEPT. A. E. ~WILTON, 823-m. Manager. Education Department, Wellington, July 18, : 910. TENDERS aro invited for the supply of meat to the Boys' Tb'iiniiig Farm, Woraroa, for the period ending 31st March next. Tenders to he addressed to the Hon. the Minislter of Education, and. marked outside "Tenders for M.ea>t, Weraroa," will be received up to 5 p.m. on Monday, Ist August, at the office of the Education Depnrtnient, Wfelfyngfton. General conditions may he seen, and forms of tender obtained, alt the Farm. E. 0. GIRBES, 820-2 Scc.retarv for Education.

LEVIN BOROUGH COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER MAKING A WATERWORKS BY-LAW. "pUBLTC NOTICE is hereby -iL given (1) That in pursuauco of powers in that behalf conferred by " Tho Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," the Levin Borough Council, at a Special Sleeting, held on Monday, tho 4th day of July 1910, did niiiko and ordain (by Special Order) a By-law relating and pertaining to tho supply of water to consumers, from the Waterworks constructed by the said Council, the said By-law to be known as " Tho Waterworks Bylaw, 1910" ; (2) That the said Watorwjrks By-law contains provisions as to: (a) Defining tho terms "ordinary .supply,'' ''extraordinary .supply.'' "waterworks," "consumer," etc., otc.; (b) Bcgulating the use of the w:;ter for domestic purposes and determining the maximum charges for tlij same; (c) Herniating tho duality, dimensions, and chargMtf.elating to pipes, fittings an<l Fixing charges for "extraordinary supplies" and regulating and controlling services thus classed; (e) Regulating tho supply and charges to consumers outside the Borough ar:'a ; (f) Providing for the licensing of Plumbers, fixing annual fee for licenses and generally in relation to plumbing work; (g) Providing for tho prevention of injury, damago or pollution of any part of the Wateiworks; and (h) Providing for tho appointment of a Water Inspector, and regulating and authorising inspections. (.3) That a copy of the By-law as contained in the aforesaid Special lOrder may he inspected at tho Borough Council's offices, Oxford street, Levin, du/riiig office hours. (4) That the aforesaid Special Order will be submitted for confirmation at a meeting of the Council, to be held 011 Monday, the Ist August, 1910, at 8 o'clock ~*.m. P. W. GOLDSMITH, 77(3-4. Town Clerk. TO THE CITIZENS OF LEVIN. BOROUGH ELECTION. Ladies aniT "gentlemen.In response to a deputation thi vfc waited 011 me to-day, and asked me to accept nomination to fill the va?ancy now existing in the Levin Borough Council, I have 'pleasure in announcing that I will bo a candidate. My long connection with the town, and my interests in it, should enable me to give unbiased judgment on all matters that may come up for decision at the Council table. I will, if elected, always keep before me the interests of the burgesses as a whole. 7524 c H. WILSON. WANTED KNOWN.—3d per lh given for Brass, large or small • quantities. MURPHY BROS., Engineers, Queen St. 827-3 WANTED TO SELL. — Pumpkins and Marrows, 5s per cwt.; onions, 6s owt. Apply, H. E. Keys, Oxford Street; Levin. 3 WANTED TO SELL. — Four threequarter Jersey cows, to oaEvo 13th, 18th', 20th and 22ndi August. Apply, G. H. BURNS, Hxakara Reserve. 821-3.