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Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 April 1914, Page 4

AUCTION SALES. LEVIN BOROUUIL COUNCIL. PROPOSAL TO BORROW £7oU FOR WATER WORKS EXTENSION. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it by "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908,"' and its amendments, and by "The Local Bodies' Loans Act, 19.13," the Levin Borough Council proposes to raise a Special Loan. (1.) The particular purpose is the extension of the Borough Waterworks system within and outside the Borough of Levin (primarily along the Kawiu, Fairfield and Roslyn roads). (2). The sum proposed to be borrowed is £750. (3). Tho proposed security and provision for the repayment of the loan i* a special rate of one-twenty-fifi r. of a penny in the £1, to be kri&d upon the capital ratable value of all ratable property in the wholo of the Borough of Lerin. ,(4). It is proposed to pay out of the loan the cost of raising the loan. Dated at Levin the 19th day of March, 1914. P. W. (GOLDSMITH, 264-int Town Clerk. HHHE Members of the L.V.F.B. -*• tender their most Jioarty thanks to the committee- of ladies and all those who helped to make their social a success; also the musicians (the Misses Pink and Williamson), Messrs Lester, Rose, Nation and Mason. 353-1

HOROWHENUA RUGBY UNION. rFHE Annual General Meeting -*- of the Horowhenua Rugby Football Union will be held in the Manakau Hotel, Manakau, on Wednesday, 15th April, at 8 p.m. W. BROUGHTON, 297-t.d. Hon. Secretary. Hiii.O±iU±i JJL«JjLli>Alb. I fctK btores will bo kept open all uay on \\ edncsuay ami up 1,0 V p.m. oil liiursday, Out will be closed ail day on Saturday, tne i.iin mow, ua pail oi Lke Eastor aoiidayd. ■ IV ESS BROTHERS, Uootinakers, Levin. Jb\ W. Pltf/H, t3iU-J Bootmaker, Levin. EASTER SATURDAY. jV| Y Premises will open in the ■"■*■ morning for despatch and sale of Dominion and Times, and in the evening lor The Chronicle, Standard, and Post. J. W. THOMPSON, .Bookseller, Levin. h'kyiN RETAIL TRADERS' ASSOCIATION. EASTER HOLIDAYS. rpHE Members of the Retail Traders' Association have decided to close their business premises on Good Friday, Saturday, and Easter Monday. Consequently will be open for business all day on Wednesday and until 9 p.m. on Thursday night. T. BROWN, Secretary Levin Retail Traders' 3484 Association. A MEETING of the Weraroa ■ r *- Junior Football Club will be held in Grand Hotel on Thursday next, Utli inst., at 8 p.m. All members are requested to attend. 345-2 T.OST.—On Saturday morning, a purse containing 2 sovereigns and about IDs worth silver, between Weraroa and Kiinberloy road. Reward at this office.

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