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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 299, 1 October 1910, Page 4

U.A.O.D. members and intendL ffbers of the above Order in Congregational School gSDAY, 4th OCTOBER, ements for opening the fcst. \. D, SPRING, Sficretary (pro tem). (J G&KV I BOROUGH. RE PROPOSED SPECIAL LOAN \ , OF £291.500. ■- I ' -r \TOTICE Is liefeby given that the TE KUITI BOROUGH COUNCIL proposes to raise under the provisions of "The Local Bodies' Loans Act, 190*8," with the amendments t&e*»f,/and "The New Zealand State-guaflnteed Advances Act, 1909," a SPECIAL LOAN of £29,500 for the following objects : (1) Construction of drainage works £3,128 (2) Formation, metalling, widening, kerbing, draining, pumicing, fencing, culverts, fascines, bridges, river deviation, breastwork, filling, bank protection, footpaths, and other works necessary in connection with the following streets:— Queen Street, Seddon Street, Tonga Street, John Street, Princess Street, King Street (west), Tawhana Street, Carroll Street (south), Ward Street, Ngatai Street, /Edward Street, Hill Street, Ekzabeth Street, Mary ffcreet. George ' Street, /t>uk# Street, Carroll Street Tncipx Rora teti Road, nade (Rora Street to Taupiri Street), Taupiri Street, Sheridan Street, King Street (east), Alexandra Street Hinerangi Street, Esplanade (east), and Te Kuiti 2 B, flat, Mangaorino Road to Quarry Reserve, Te Kumi Road Green and Colebrook's Sub-division and Roads leading to same, Jennings Street, Tawa Street .to Mangaorino Road, South Street, Hetet Street, etc. ... £IO,OIO (3) Water supply £II,OOO (4) Contingencies, engineering, acquiring land for Public Works, equipment of Fire Brigade, etc. ... ... £3,362 (5) Inauguration of Lighting scheme £2,000 £29,500 A detailed list of the proposed works may be inspected at any time during office hours, at the Borough Council Office. The proposed security is a Special Rate of Two Pence Farthing (2%d) in the £ on the capital value of all rateable properties in Te Kuiti Borough, covering interest and sinking fund, payable in seventy-three equal half-yearly instalments, the term of the proposed loan being 36% years. It is proposed to pay out of the loan the cost of raising same, together with the first year's interest. JAMES BODDIE, Mayor. GEO. DARBYSHIRE, Town Clerk. Te Kuiti, October Ist, 1910.

Miss Pine's new quarter for music, painting and elementary school commenced on September 19th. * The people of Waikawa are making a daylight-saving experiment. They are keeping their clock time about an hour and a-half ahead of other places in New Zealand.