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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 312, 21 September 1917, Page 3

Papakura Town District A public meeting of the Ratepayers ami Householders of the above will be held in the Parish Hall, Papakura, nn Friday, September 2Kth, at 8 p in. Business—To discuss the general policy of the Town Board. R. W. MEARS, Hon Hoc. Papakura Ratepayers' Association 293 PAPAKURA TOWN BOARD Amendment of By-laws NOTICE is hereby given that at a special meeting of the Papakura Town Board held on Tuesday the 28th day of August, 1917, the following resolution was passed and will be submitted for confirmation at a Special Meeting of the Board to be held on MONDAY, the Ist day of October, 1917, at 10 a.m, at the offices of the Board at Papakura. RESOLUTION In exercise of the powers conferred upon it by the " Town Board's Act, 1908," and Part XLII of the " Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," the Papakura Town Board in Special Meeting hereby by Special Order repeals By law No. 1 Part 3 of the Papakura Town Board By-laws 1917, made and passed on Friday, 29th December, 191(5, and confirmed on Monday, February sth, 191", and hereby makes and adopts, and approves by Special Order in its stead the By-law following :—"No person shall bury, or cause or suffer orallow to be buried, Nightsoil within the Papakura Town Board's area unless specially permitted by the Board, and then not within :!3 feet of any road or any house or public building, or any building in which any person may be, or may be intended to be, employed in any manufacture, trade or business." Dated the 29th day of August, 1917. H W. GEIBSLER, 213 Town Clerk FRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Franklin County Council, held on Thursday, the fith day of September. 1917, the following resolution was passed and will be submitted for confirmation at a Special Meeting of the Council to be held on Thursday, the eleventh day of October, 1917. at 10 a.m., at the C uncil Chambers, Hall street, Pukekohe. RESOLUTION IN PURSUANCE and exercise of the powers vested in it by Section 111 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, and with the consent of the ratepayers of [he Park ftoad (Papakura) Special Rating Area in the Franklin County, hereinafter described, testified by a petition signed by not loss than threefourths of the ratepayers in the said Park Road (l'aoakura) Special Rating Area, the capital "nines of whose properties as appearing in the Valuation Roll of the said County arc collectively greater than the capital values of the properties of the ratepayers who did not so consent, the Franklin County Council hereby resolves, by way <.f Special Order, as follows : For the purpose of forming and metalling Park Road, Papakura. the Franklin County Council hereby authorises the raising of ;i loan of four hundred and fifty pounds (£150) at VA per cent, per annum for a period of %\i year.-, and declares that the cost, of raising the said loan shall be payable out of the moneys so raised. PARK ROAD (PAPAKURA) SPECIAL RATING AREA. All that area in the Drury Riding of Franklin County comprising Lots :i, 4, 7. s, ;i, 10, 11, 12. '.:'>. H, 14a, 15, Hi, 17, 18, 19,-0 and 21 of the subdivision of Section 1-', Ojaheke Parish, known as Papakura Park Estate, situated in Blocks 111 and IV of the Drury Survey ristrict. ALAN P. DAY, County Clerk. Dated at Pukekohe this i3ib day of NOTICE. Wanted for cash client, about 30 to 50 acres between Waiuku and Pukekohe. Price about £ISOO. Apply, T J. COR IN, Land Agent, •xin Manurewa

T T T | I Kxct-rpt fri'in I " A Word to the Wise." GENERAL PROVIDER, DIKI-XT I Ist Lady : "I spent ray last weekend at Papatoetoe." 2nd Lady : "Did you. Where did _ you stay ? " I Ist Lady :'Oh,with Mrs Barnum in Wallace Road." 2nd Lady : "Are they nice people?" Ist Lady : "Oh, very. So homely, i Do you know we spent nearly I all our time drinking tea." m , 2nd Lady : "Drinking tea! How I tttrantre " I Ist Lady :" Yes, Mrs Barnum had i just got a six pound tin of I "Rajah" Tea from Hall's and I it was the nicest 1 have ever I tasted. Of course, we had it I three times :i day. Then Mrs I _ Jones came in and we had I | afternoon tea'and, oh, I forgot, I we had some at eleven o'clock I as well. I),) you know what Mr Harnuni said-he made us all laugh. Why, that he doesn't care a 'cuss" about s-is o'clock closing as long as he can get tea like "Rajah." I'm just going to get Mrl'humley to take me down in the car so that I can get a tin '2nd Lady: "Tiring me one 100, its ■ 1 so hard to git ni> u tea." I Ist Lady : ''Of course I will. I'm I going to get a 12 pound tin. Hall's have a big stock, so they I I.n't it grand to save 4 .-" ;id Lad-, : "live, live. D >u't I'oi get ■ ■ my tin of tea" I