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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 13 September 1911, Page 2

HELENSVILLE TOWN DISTRICT PROPOSED LOAN. A POLL of • the Ratepayers on the proposals of the Helensville Town Board to borrow for WATER^SUPPLY : £5000, DRAINAGE : .. £5000. will be taken on THURSDAY, the 21st Day of SEPTEMBER, 1911, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. ■.::. Polling Booth— - TOWN BOARD OFFICE. W. RYALL FOSBROKE,: Eeturning Officer, Farmers' Union, Limited* TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, At 8 p.m., In the FORESTERS' HALL^ HELENSVILLE. riIHE Chairman of the AUCKX LAND FARMERS' UNION* Limited, Mr MAURICE HAEDING, Hore Hore, Aratapu, will be pleased to meet Shareholders, Clients, and all others interested, !on the above date so as to discuss matters generally affecting the Union, JOS : MACKIE, Secretary. KAIPARA CO-OP. DAIRY CO., Limited. A PPLICATIONS are called for the JOL position of SECRETARY to the Kaipara Co-operative Dairy Factory Co., Ltd. Applications to be in by October 7th. Salary £50 a year. J. O. RIMMER, Acting Secretary. FORESTERS' HALL, FRIDAY, September 22nd. Grand Concert In aid of ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. SPECIAL engagement of Leading ARTISTS from AUCKLAND, Assisted by the BEST LOCAL TALENT. WATCH THE POSTERS. Notice. A MEETING of all those interested will be neld in the KAIPARA |HOTEL, on FRIDAY NEXT, SEPT. 15, at 8 p.m. To consider the holding of n Regatta. BOAT OWNERS ROLL UP. HUNT CLUB MEET. THE above Club will hold their next meet at Mr TAYLOR'S Farm on - Thursday, September 21st - Members are requested to attend in Commercial Road at 1 o'clock sharp. G. F. WILLIS, Secretary, KAIPARA CO-OP. DAIRY CO., Limited. mENDERS will be received by the •JL undersigned for the BUTTERMILK at the above Factory, Tenders to be addressed to the Secretary, will be received uu till MONDAY, September 18th. * J, C. RIMMER, Secretary. wanted; A GOOD PLOUGHMAN. Apply to :— J. P. KELLY, Wharepapa. At the end of the past yoar the Dominion had 647 post office savings banks, in which tho deposits during thetwolve months represented £JO,. 708,938, while the withdrawals totalled £9,695.514, the net amount added by depositors to their savings being £1,103,42-1, to Avhich must be added for inteiest £424,6fa8, making a total of £1,538,092. The total amount standing to the credit of depositors represents the substantial sum of £Lj,----104,989. Since 1867 the Post Office Savings Bank has paid no lees a- syjft ®m £& t 90l,l& is VBtomti* 1 j