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Otaki Mail, 14 July 1922, Page 3

MEAT 2. MEAT! MEAT! MEATI I CHEAPER AND STILL CHEAPER. I j AX Auction Sale of High-Class Meat I will be held at the Mart TO-MOR- | ROW at 10 a.m. 0. H. G. JOPLIN, Auctioneer. HOROWKEN UA ELECTRIC-POWER BOARD. PROPOSED LOAN OF £260,000. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Horou henna Electric-Pou er Hoard, under! powers conferred by '‘The Local Bodies j Loans Act, and •‘The Electric- , i’ower Boards Act, ILMS. and all other : powers thereto enabling, to raise a Spe- ! erai Loan as hereunder stated, viz:— 1. The purpose of the loan is to provide for the distribution ol' elcetrie enetgy throughout the said | Horovrhcuua Electric-Power Dis- | triet by reticulating the said district and generally carrying out such works as are authorised by “The Eieetrie-Power Boards Act, ! 1916,” and its amendments, to acj quire such land or property necos- | sury for the undertaking, and to render temporary financial assistance to consumers as provided in j the sard Act, 2. The sum proposed to !>c borrowed j is £2tid,UW, 3. it is proposed that the lernt of the j j loan shall be a period of not less than twenty nor more than thirty- | three rears, that the rate of inter- 1 ! est to be paid on the loan shall not ! exceed Five pounds ton shillings per centum per annum, plus a Sinking Fund of One pc-r centum per annum, To provide security for such interest and sinking fund, it is further proposed to make a Special Rate on all rateable property in the whole of the Ilorowhcnua Electric-l'otvcr District, sufficient to meet, if the occasion , should arise, the periodical payj menu of such interest and sinking fund, and Id per centum more than such payments. 1. It is proposed to pay out of tiro loan moneys preliminary and other expenses authorised under “The' Elcetric-l’ow er Boards Act, 1918,” and also the cost of raising the loan and the interest and sinking ) fund of the loan during the period of construction of the above works, I*. W. GOLDSMITH, - - - Secretary. , DENTAL NOTICE. jyTK D. MACKENZIE, Dentist, i Otaki Railway, desires to notify residents of Otaki and the Burroanding District that !u- Surgery i- now open I DAILY. Mr C. O. Carey may be consulted thereat.

OPENING NOTICE. WILL SHOE CHEAP i'OK CA..-11. J_£A\lNG decided to rv-cuuiiuvucu bu.'iiio.-s ill Otaki, and having sc cured tiic shoeing lory at -Mr Aithui freeman’s workshop, lam prepared to do SHOEING AT A LOW HAIL ior CASH. a Young horse* and racehorses a Special! v. H. T. JiLLLTT. YOU can buy latest goods at lower prices from ALEXANDER CLAKK, Ltd., Oil and Colour Merchants, Z and 5 Fitzherbert Street, Palmerston North. P.O. 'liox ISO. Write to day for the replacement price*, B.P. Paint, Linseed Oil, White Lead and Wallpaper*. QE.VI i, call at CAPTAIN LA A’S shop, and you’ll have something to think about. - * CHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY NEXT. ANGLICAN CHURCH. Otaki— S a.iu. —H.C. 10 a.m. —Sunday School 11 a. in.—Matins 7 p.m.—Evensong Otaki Station, l'i.:pi a.m.—Sunday S. Manakau—--10 a.m.—Sunday School. 11 a.m.—H.C. Te Horo—--10 a.m. —-Sunday School. 7 p.m. —Evening Devotion Parapa rautuu — 7 p.ru.—Evensong Waik arise—--5 a.m.—H.C. 7 p.m.—Evensong Paekakariki—--11 a.m.—H.C. 7 p.m.—E-cr org MAORI f'KERCH. KUO—Matins —l7 p.T;i. —Maori S.S. METHODIST CHURCH. Otaki II a.m. — Ee*. E P. Kea.ll 7 p.m.—Kt*v. K. P. Ketdl Mauakau — 7 p.m. —Mr Goldsmith T- Horo— Rev. R. P. Keel! 7 p.m.—Mr Kirk Waikanae — 2.30 r re.—Rev. T. F. Watson Para Tiara 'is u—--11 a.m.—Rev. T. F. Watson Paekakariki — 7 p.m.— Ac . T. I . Wat -on ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Otaki—--7 a.m. —Maas 10 a.m. —Hi;, Maaakau 6 a.m.—-Mas* ohsu— ; "Y 11 ami.—Maes