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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 554, 3 August 1920, Page 3

MANUREVUrrOWN BOARD. INTENTION TO "OW. by given that it is rr the Manurewa Town der the provisions of "The irds Act, 1908," "ThirLo,odies Loans Act, 1913," and Amjents thereto, and all other Acts if any, it in that behalf enabling, and with the consent of the Govern-or-inCoimcil, under Section*-'' 20 oi "The Finance Act, 1919," as gazetted on page 790 of the New Zealand Gazette, 1920, to Borrow the sum of £BOOO for the purpose of construction or reconstruction of roads, foimation and surfacing of footpaths, and metalling oT roads. The money to be allocated as tpU lows:—

Russell Road Massey Road Hill Road Claude and Arthur Roads Lupton's Bgnd Coxhead' **" Valley Ru Weymouth -mmiimgw* l -". Reserve Road : Scott's Road /,, Brown's : Oram's Station Road % .. Great South R*ad I £BOOO And as security jlbr the nayment of interest, siakin* fund* and other charges l°an to make and levy a SpfC&l Rate of One Penny in the pouncnsMP tip rateable value of 'all rateable |||u|>erty in the Manurewa Town District, and it is the intention to pay ,fcut of the loan the cost of raising the loan and the first' year's interest alfQ sinking fund. The loan is for a pejibd of years at the of five and aquarter perWSi, per annum, together with Mi. addrijonal charge of one per cent. for the purchasing Section 23 of Subdivision or Puriri Park

Estate, Manurewa, part of Clendon's Grant, com more or le bush, for pi an area of 3 acres £650, being native j bush, for Public Park; and also SectionsjJJO to 35 inclusive of j prising an aremtof 8 acres 1 rood 35 perches, more ok less, and partly fan- ' posed The loan is for a perisMtff 36 }& years, and as security for iHßpayment of interest, sinking fund, aid other charges on the said loan, Jne Manurewa Town Board intenjjgjto make and levy a One Farthing in the pound value of all 1 '" —||y in the Manurewa lpwn rate of interest is five and a-qt©rter per cent, perannum; together with an additional charge of ona per cent, per annum to the necessary sinking fund. ""PTON, Chairman, n Clerk. rateable pro" Tpwn Distrifei

pPoyjUons of Section 10 of "The Locar*Tlodies Loans Act, 1913," I hereby give notice that a Poll of the ratepayers of the Manurewa Town District will be taken between the hours of 5) a.m. and 6 p.m. on SATURDAY, the 21st day of AUGUST, 1920, on the above proposals. Polling Booths: The Board's Office at the Manurewa Public Hall. Manukau County Council Office, High Street, Auckland. C. H. LUPTON, Chairman. H. KAY, Town Clerk. Manurewa, 17th July, 1920.

NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. Ratepayers are strongly advised to make, sure that their names are correctly entered on the roll, which will be closed fourteen days prior to the poll being taken. H. KAY, Town Clerk. THE BOOKERY.

All the Latest Periodical and Fashion Books coming every 1 "mail. All orders, town or country, will be promptly attended to. We have a very nice-grange of Crockery, and will be opening up in a few days an assortment of Koyal Doulton Ware. Our stock of Pads, Envelopes, School Requisites, Books, Ladies' Handbags, Toys, etc., is hard to beat.

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STRANGE EVIDENCE. 500,000 BLOOD SUCKERS AT WORK. The other day on a farm not a hundred miles from Auckland a milking cow was found dead, having fallen over" a bank. It was noticed that clinging to the end of almost every hair of the cow's hide were innumerable lice. An effort was made to roughly estimate their number, and by taking a patch six inches square and counting them and multiplying the remaining space a conservative estimate put the number of lice on the cow in question at the incredible number of half a million. A farmer present made the observation that almost half the cows in the Waikato were Infected with lice in the winter and early spring, and also that in his opinion this reduced their milk yield at least one quarter. Just reckon the astounding waste. If half the herds in the Waikato are infected with lice, and a-quarter of their yield lost to the farmer, it means that thousands of pounds every year go to feed these hungry parasites. Here, then, is a remedy: Buy a Tin of "THOMPSON'S LICbRINE," and smear a little down the animals i back. Licefine kills them all. An absolutely new preparation, wonderful in its results. Effective on Cattle, Hortet, and Pigs. Obtainable at all stores, or 21b sample tin posted on receipt of us 6d. SOLE AGENTS: THE 'FRISCO AND DOMINION EXPORT 00, COOK ST, AUCKLAND.