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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 603, 28 January 1921, Page 3

I .. Public Notices. I I FRANKUN COUNTY COUWGIS-. J PUKEKOHE WAR MEMORIAL. i THE PUKEKOHE BOROUGH COUNCIL has decided that the names | of soldiers who resided in the County | area adjacent to the and 'who looked upon Pukekohe jw'their heme town, *§***% include*! in. the list of namdrto bJinsajDed on the proposed Pukekohe/'Urfr Memorial. I RATEPAYRES £j/FD RESIDENTS in the said Countwßrea are requested to submit names Tor inclusion in the above list to the undersigned not later than SATURDAY, the sth Febi ruary, 1921. i " ALAN P. DAY, 330 County Clerk. BOROUGH OF PUKEKOHE. DISTR EOT ELECTORSU'LIST. Notice is hereby ajjdm that the District Electors' ]J*K for the ensuing two years is npwin course of preparation. € who are British subjects and who have been resident m New Zealand for 12 months and inftho Borough for the past three montft are entitled to be enrolled. * Applications for (ffiroliHont, must be made on or before vcbljUftiiy 13th, at the Borough Off«fsr Edinburgh Street, where forms can be obtained. dST* " J. P. DEANE, 340 Town Clerk.

PUKEKOHE BOROUGH COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER MAKTNG BY-LAWS. Notice is hereby given £§at 'u a Special Meeting of the PulcJrolic Borough Council, held on W&FNESDAV, the 19th day of Jar.uagMl92J, tlhe following resolution wvwsscd. i.ncl will be submitted fJk ftrnflKiviation at the Ordinary MeetigT to be held on S.WK 16th day of Febi at the Council i Street, Pukekoohi In exerci ferred uno Act. 1903," Council horebv By-lav porati Geiien "The tie "General bv the s /-law, 1921," to n;n<?)id 1 By-law, 1913." and the . jaw] No. 3, ]919, ): passed said Council on the 28th Feb--1913, and the 20th August, —Actively. lOi-t of such By-law is as. a include Motor-cycles under the Definition of "Vehicles. 2 —To substitute the word "Vehicle'-' for "Motor-car" in Clause 7 of "The General By-Law, No. 3, 1919." * 3—Prohibits driving of cattle, horses, etc.. in Harris Street. A copy of the above By-law is deposited at the Council Office, where it can be inspected free of cost during Office hours until the date of the confirming meeting;. J. F. DEANE, 307 Town Clerk.

IVIANUREWA TOWN BOARD. NOTICE OP INTENTION TO BORROW. Notice is hereby given, that it is the intention of the Manurewa Town Hoard, under the provisions of the "Town Boards Act, 1908," the '\Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913,". and amendments thereto, "and all other Acts, .if any, in that behalf enabling', and fevith the consent of the lilng, and Vith the consent of the Governor inVCouncil, under Section 20 of "Thewinance Acty\l9l9" and gazetted on mage 3146 of the "New Zealand Gazet%," IS2O, if borrow the sum of £2OOOW for the/ purpose of erecting Two Worker/ Homes 'in the Manurewa Tfcwn District. And as secil. of intci'est, sinl charges on tho_ \ and levy a Spe-*ii thing irn the poi able value of all l the Manurewa To\ is the intention loan the cost of i the first year's fund. The loan lis fo* the payment ■ fund and other ' 7 loan to make ;ate of one i'arl upon the ratejable property in District, and it pay out of the n« the loan and est and sinking for a period of

te oi interest ji" centum per fc an additional I Under tl 10 of " ThelLocal Bodies' loans Act, 1913," IN Eereby give not&e that a poll of th« ratepayers of me Manurewa Tow* District will |c taken between Isie hours of 'J a.i*, and G p.m. on Saturday the fithlday of February f 1921, on the aboye proposal. $ % Rolling booth: " The Hoard's Ollice at tile 'Public Hall, J/fanure v/a. / T. J. CORIN.t / Chairman. Ilanurewa, 6th January, 1921. JSpTICE TO RATEPAYERS. '"-'epayers are strongly advised | ies]#;cinlly those who have recently I puiJhased properties) to make SUitJ thm. their names arc correctly'; ente/cd on the Roll, w,hich will close If days prior to the polls being tfiken. Pin market.

PIGS. P!GS. BEATTY AND MARSHALL, PUKEKOHE. Wo btp; to notii'y clients that we 'ill nob be buyers of Figs until fur-

PIGS, PIGS. THE NEW ZEALAND BACON AND MEAT PACKING COMPANY. WILL NOT RECEIVE PIGS UNTII FURTHER NOTICE. ARTHUR E. _>y's Avenue, Otahuhu.

Birds build their nests in many unexpected places, but. there aVe yen few that, would care to hatch then eggs in the little hollow underneatl a moving switch rail at a busy rail way station (say; Yei. a skylark has such a nlace at at a busy rail the Dominion) tarle her nest ii > of the bus; n.ntl jut the bird hj