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Otaki Mail, 25 September 1922, Page 3

PROPOSED OTAKI RIVER DISTRICT. I pUESUANT to Section 6 of "The River Boards Act, 1908,” NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the petition, particulars of which are hereunder written, will be presented to HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL at the expiration of one month from the date hereof, praying for the constitution of a RIVER DISTRICT, to be known as the OTAKI RIVER DISTRICT. The above proposed River District comprises an area of 3,8:12 acres, more or less, situated partly, in the Ilorowhenua County and partly in the Borough of Otaki. The District embraces lands on both banks of the Otaki River, and the boundaries arc approximately as follows: Commencing at, and including Part Section 10 and Wailioauga Part 4A. Block 4, Kaitawa, the boundary runs in a North-westerly direction by the South-western boundary of lot 3, IVaihoangu 18, to the point of its intersection with the Ruhui Road, thence along the Raliui Road to the Railway line at the Rahui Dairy Company’s Factory, thence along the Railway line in a South-westerly direction to a point opposite the AVaerenga Road, thence towards the sea, taking in several properties in the Kaingaraki Block, and striking the boundary of the previously ' existing Town District of Otaki, it fol- j lows that boundary until the AVestcrn ' boundury of the Old Race-courso is I reached, when it crosses the Otaki River in a Southerly direction, and tak- j ing in all the properties occupied by I Mr F. J. Ryder, runs in on direction to the overhead bridge over tho Main Trunk Railway line. Tho boundary runs thence along the Huutcrc Deviation Road, taking in all the

property of Mr G. H. Harper, and eventually striking the main Hauterc Koad at the corner of Mr William Fielding’s property. From that point it runs in an Easterly direction along the main Hautero Road until the Eastermost boundary of Mr Harry Fielding's property is reached, when the boundary crosses the Oiaki River and links with the point of commencement. The Petition will be open for inspection during offieo hours at the Borough Council Chambers, Otaki, during the period of ono month from the date hereof. Dated at Otaki the 13th da}’ of September, 1022. HARrER & ATMORE, Solicitors for the Petitioners, Otaki. HOPMERE & THORNE NURSERYMEN WAIKANAE. jiJAVING opened nurseries at Waikanao wo aro prepared to cater for all classes by selling flower plants, fruit trees," etc., at lowest rates. We specialise in CIIRYSA NTHEM UMS having the best stock in the Dominion—over 1000 well-grown plants to choose from. ORDER NOW. £1 per dozen. If selection is left to us we guarantee every satisfaction. WREATHS, BOUQUETS, ETC., made at SHORTEST NOTICE. Local Agent—J. COONEY, Otaki Ely. C, H. BATES HIGH-CLASS LADIES’ &. GENTS’ TAILOR, LEVIN Will Visit Otaki Every WEDNESDAY While Appointments may be made by sending a Post-card. ONLY HIGH CLASS WORK DONE, Together with BEST OF MATERIALS. Prices Reasonable. PLACE I'OUR ORDERS NOW.

KREBS & HARNETT, WELLINGTON’S LEADING TAILORS. (Branches Shannon and Otaki). Order Your Hand-Made Suit NEXT WEDNESDAY. MR HARNETT, the first-class certified cutter will be in attendance. We stock Saltaire and topmost Serges, English Worsteds, New Zealand Scotch and Irish Tweeds. A WRITTEN GUARANTEE WITH EVERY SUIT.

HERE'S A CHANCE FOB A BIG SAVE! J. R. BYRNE (Established 1903) MERCHANT TAILOR, In Conjunction with T. W. HUTTON, Of Auckland JS disposing of s. big stock of tailoring goods: tweeds, serges (pure Indigo twill), Harris, Bannock-burn worsteds, some lovely greys, coat frock eostume, one-piece drosses, and suit lengths. Remnants for boys’ suits, and tip-top skirt pieces; all goods cut out FUEL OF CHARGE. Make them up yourself and save half th» price. Sait pieces made for-Al 10s, including all trimmings. Every suit guaranteed for fit, styft, and inish, Cali room S 3. Tea Eiosk, Otaki. er drop a post card and eui representative , will <^ii, I NO SHODDY RUBBISH IN THIS ' KEfiCKt