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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 37, 3 January 1879, Page 3

N E W Z E A L AND. MANAWAOT COUNTY COUNCIL, lEWIXCTAL LUVK 0 ' OP WELLINGTON. Account of Rec3ipts and Disbuisamenis for the Half-year e:.ded 30th September, 1878. RECEIPTS. £ s. d. £ s. d. BalanceinhandlctAp.il General Rates ... ... 236 11 3 Special Rates ... Loans Subsidies from Government, viz. — Subsidy County Fund ... 833 13 3 Special Grant ... ... 123 14 G 20 per cent Land Revenue ... 1555 1 9 Gold Revenue ... Miscellaneous Receipts, Dues, Penalties, License Fees, &c. 692 19 11 3205 9 5 £3492 0 8 EXP-ENDITURE. v £ a. d. £ s. d. Balance from 31st March ... 55 17 4 New RoadsSurvey and Construction ... 817 4 7 Existing Roads — Repairs and improvements ... 610 9 10 Bridges ... ... 155 19 0 Ferries .. ... 44 12 7 IC2B G 0 Expenses — Salaries and Rent ... 247 18 5 Printing and advertising . . 36 14 3 Cost Valuation Lists ..',.. 13 0 0 Collection of Rates .. 10 0 0 Miscellaneous .. .. 167 C 2 . 474 12 10 Balance in hand, Ist October .. 1333 4 6 £3492 0 8 D. 11. MACARTHUR, JOHN M'CULLOCH. Chairman. Treasurer.

/CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONETTE*, SPORTING, AND MASKED CAUTS. All descriptions of Vehicles on sale, and made to order. Repairs executed with despatch, and at moderate charges. The Undersigned having secured the services of efficient Tradesmen in all the Branches of the Coachbuilding Trade, can guarantee all orders entrusted to him will be faithfully attended to. R. W. WATSON, UNION COACH FACTORY Courtonay Place and Taranakistreet, Wellington. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND Mercantile Agency Company (Limited,) WMuummm, dkse to Make Advances on the most Favorable Terms upon tho ens:jing clip of wool, Whether for shipment to London or for salo in Wellington. ] At the request of a large number of growers, ESPECIALLY THE PRODUCKRS OF bMALL LOTS, The Company wiil, during tho ensuing season, hold Weekly Auction Sales of Wool Sheepskins, Hides, & Tallow, At their now and commodious pre* mises, Custom House Quay. Every lot submitted will be carefully valued prior to the sule, thus affording the owners tho satisfaction of knowing that no lots will be sac L rificed, but that full market rates will be obtained; The Company acting strictly as ' SELLING BROKERS ONLY 1 is a further guarantee that ALL ' PRODUCE will realise its I HIGHEST VALUE. The charges will be moderatp. Oa wool offered foi salo and withdrawn *hfl nominal charge is Is per bale. On wool sold the following is the scale : — Receiving, weighing, warehousing j and store, 1 Bth of Id per lb. 5 Repacking sample bales (when required), 5s per bale, t Insurance.— 2s Gd per cent on market value. This charge protects j the goods from the time they enter the warehouse, and is made in nil cases, unless specially instructed to j the con' lo ry. Advertibing fur sale and catalogue ing, 3d per bale Commission : On solos over £500, 1A per cent; under that sum; 2-\ per - cent. Charges ox Pik-duce.— On Sheep* skins and Hides, 2£ per cent, comi< ? mtfisiou oulyi OalVllQw, areceiviag ; and del^v|ringcharge of :6i| per cwt. " in addition to commission of 2£ per II cent, will be charged. *•* All wool for sale or shipment at d Wellington should be consigned to THE AGI'NP OF THE COMPANY AT FOX TON. ■:.■■■>■:**■•■ Vr#.*A*gent.