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which any parts thereof are Let on Lease, and the amounts of Rent m arrear m each case on 31st March, 1884 :— Section No. 225, allotment I—Area,1 — Area, 2a. 2r. ; Annual Rental, £3 Is ; leased for 21 years at increasing I rentals ; section to be fenced, grassed, and levelled. Section No. 225, allotments 2 to 8 — Area, 7a. 2r. 3p. ; Annual Rental, £13 2s 6d ; leased for i 14 years ; section to be fenced and grassed. Seotion No. 257, allotments 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10— Area, lr. 30p. ; Animal Rental, £31 15s; leased for 14 years ; section to be fenced. Section No. 257, allotment 3— Area, lOp. ; Annual Rental, £6 ; Arrears, period £ year, amount £3 ; leased for 14 years; section to be fenced. Section No. 257, allotment 4— Area, lOp. ; not let. Section No. 277, allotments 2, 6, 7, 8 — Area, 3a. 2r. 20p. ; Aunual Rental, £7 ss; leased for 14 years ; section to be fenced and grassed. .. • : Section No. 344, allotments 1, 2, 3— Area, 2a. 2r. 2 Op. ; lease cancelled. Section No. 134 — Area, 2a. ; Borough Gravel Pit. Section No. 856— Area, la. lr. ; Borough Pound. Total — Area, 20a. Or. 13p. ; Annual Rental, £61 3s 6d ; Arrears, £3. Section 1536, To.wn Reserve, vested m the Corporation under Wellington Reserves Amendment Act, 1871. — Leased m sections. Rentals required by the Act to be expended on the property. — Each section to be fenced, grassed, and planted with trees. \ [ . . Frits Jencsen, v..;.i Treasurer. April 15th, 1884. To His Worship the Mayor,^ and Councillors Palmerston North Borough Council. Gentlemen.-— ,'.,... We have the honor to hand you' the accompanying Accounts '. and Statements of the Palmerstou, North Borough Council for the year endingMarch 31st, 1884., "i" A We have carefully examined and compared them with the Booirsi Vouchers, and ■•other/Documents supjportihg ' ' the same, and have much jpleasure m certifying to the correctness thereof. '■-'■'• 2.' i We note that the Treasurer has .prepared his Statements m a slightly i varied form to former years; amaljgamating some of the Accounts into j one, on the principle that Accounts for which Special Funds are provided, ! should be shewn separately, but when i dependent on the General Revenue ! only, they may be considered as part of the General Account. Of this modification we have approved. We further note that the Sinking Fund shewn m the previous year has been absorbed, as providing such a Fund out of the General Revenue had proved too great a strain upon it, owing to the short time fixed for the repayment of the loan. We find that the value of Debentures issued for the £10,000 is slightly m excess. We have been informed that this was m consequence of the principal sum of each Debenture being reduced, to afford a higher per centage, m accordance with the amendment Act, 1878. Consequently the exact amount could not be maintained. The excess is included m the Liabilities of the General Account. We have the honor to be, ( ; - Gentlemen, ■ Your Most Obedient Servants, Thos. Robt. Walton ] ■• j. ;., Taos. S. Hoe } Auditor* Palmerston North,' : May sth, 1884. • : :U GOOD AND CHEAP, j READY MONEY STORE. ARRIVAL THIRST Shipment of New and f} Seasonable Goods, comprising — HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY. ! MILLINERY! HOSIERY!, SUPERIOR CLOTHING. I Fancy Goods. ; j£aiapoi, Iloslyn, and English Flannels and Blankets. \ One\Penny m the Shilling Discount \ , BEADY MONEY STOEE. j £1 REWARD. LOST at Ashurst last Tuesday a light chestnut colt, (gelding), white face, about 15 hand high, shod all round, slightly sore back, heavy., built, unbranded. Apply to ■ G. S. RUMBLE, Butcher, Awhurst. SPECIAL NOTICE. | TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS; WE beg to notify to our subscribers who paid m advance that their term m many cases has expired, and we respectfully request a continuance of the same. By why of reminder we have sent out accounts, and trust they will receive prompt attention. We specially ask a settlement from subscribers and ad v^ertisers who are more than six months m arrear. There is now a .very large amount on our books, made up mostly of small sums; and owing to the expense of running a daily paper, , which m a large and scattered district is necessary very considerable, it is urgently necessary that book debts should not ,be allowed to increase. Prompt settlement is therefore respect fully requested.