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Hokitika Guardian, 28 September 1920, Page 3

WEDNESDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES! WEDNESDAY! KITTY GORDON IN— KITTY GORDON IN—“MANDARIN’S GOLD.” “MANDARIN’S GOLD." A big Century comedy: “LONESOME HEARTS AND LOONY LIONS. Coming Thursday: Clara Kimball Young in “THE SAVAGE WOMAN ; also Post Nature Scenic.

' WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL , RE ELECTORAL ROLLS. ! PUBLIC NOTICE is given that in accordance with the provisions of I the Counties Act 1908, and its amendI ments, the County Electoral Rolls for j each Riding will come into force on the 6th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1920,/at 5 o’clock in the afternoon, and shall he the electors’ rolls for the ensuing period. AH'persons who pay their arrears of rates on or before the day and hour above will be entitled to enrolment, and will have voting privileges at the forthcoming County, Harbour, Hospital and Loan proposal polls accordingly. *' D. J. EVANS, County Cleric. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE is given that 1 have applied to the above Council, and the application will be heard by the Council on WEDNESDAY 13th OCTOBER, 1920, for permission to erect a SWING GATE on the Hokitika Flat road at the eastern corner of Section 209, Kokatahi Riding. * M. MOY T NIHAN. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ll I have lodged an application •ith the Westland County Council to be eard on the 13th DAY OF OCTOBER, 920 asking for permission to erect a WING GATE on Waitaha Beach road, 'otara Riding, about the upper bounaTy of my property. J. P. STANICEY.

WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE SPECIAL RATES ON SPECIAL LOANS -RAISED PURSUANT TO SECTION 16 OF THE LOCAL BODIES LOANS ACT, 1913. IN PURSUANCE and exorcise i f the powers vested in it in that behalf by the Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913, the Westland County Council! "ill resolve as fallows at a meeting to be held at the County Chambers, Hokitika, at 4 o’clock on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13th., 1920: That for the purpose of providing the .interest and other charges on loans as under: £450 at 5} per centum per annum for Petersen’s Road extension; £750 at- 51 per centum per annum for Petersen’s Road Further Extension ; £405 at 51 per centum per annum for La Fontaine Creek clearing; Which loans were authorised to be be raised by the Westland County Council under the above mentioned act for the works above referred to, the said Westland County Council, under section 20 of the Local. Bodies Loans Act, 1913, hereby makes and levies special rates as follows: Petersen Road Extension, £450 loan, a special rate one penny and three-sixteenths of a penny; fpetersen Road Further Extension-, £750 loan, a special rate of one penny jvnd fifteen-sixteenths of a penny ; La Fontaine. Creek Clearing, £405 loan, a 'special rate of sevensixteenths of a penny, Upon the rateable value of all rateable property of the respective special rating areas as defined in Special Order adopted by the Council on the j Oth DAY OF AUGUST, 1920; and; that such special rate shall he an annual recurring rate during the currency of such loan and be payable yearly on the Ist. day of' October in each and every year during the currency of such loan being a period of fifteen years, or until the loan is fully paid off. The Valuation Rolls in respect to the above are open for inspection. Dated at Hokitika this 27tli. day of September 1920. D. J. EVANS, County Clerk.

hari hari spring sale. WEDNESDAY 29th. 'SEPTEMBER, Messrs w. jeffries and go., will sell in their yards as above on account of Messrs Wilson and Corby, J. Manera, E. Kirby, A. Wall, W. Wall, A. McArthur, J. Davidson, J. 0. Hende and R. Foster. 30 2Jyr. S.H. and H. Cross BULLOCKS. 10 2}yr. S.H. HEIFERS, lo 18mos. to 2yr. S.H. STEERS. 10 Springing HEIFERS. 37 MIXED SORTS. 30 Empty COWS and HEIFERS. 15 3-yr. STEERS (well grown). 5 3yr. HEIFERS. 100 EWE'S and LAMBS. 50 HOGGETS. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. , AUCTION SALE OF FARM PROPERTY. AT WATAROA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY 27th. OCTOBER. At 1 p.m. f HOUSTON AND CO. L’J- • instructed by Mr Jno. O’Connor will offer by public auction as above : His valuable Leasehold Section of ?18 acres held under Renewable Lease i rental £4 per annum. The property has frontage to Bird Road Wataroa, and is securely fenced with 5 wires, except about 10 acres at the bach, fronting Wataroa river bed. A large portion of the land is suitable for dairy farming; the remainder is real good sheep country, well watered with permanont creeks; Section also commands share of Miscellaneous Lease of Wataroa river bed. Situated about 3 miles from Cheese Factory and Post Office. ' WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS tones the sto- ' mach and helps digestion.