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V BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. CYRIL HARDIE wishes to announce that he has taken over, the management of the Shannon branch for Messrs. Kerbs and. Harnett, Highclass Tailors and Costumiers, when old and new patrons can be assured of obtaining a first-class article.
SHANNON BOROUGH .COUNCIL. A SPECIAL MEETING of the Shannon Borough Counfcil was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday, July 11, 1922, ,at 2,30 p.m., when it was resolved by way of Special Order as follows:
That, in pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it. by the Housing Act, 1919, Section 16 of the Local Bodies Act, 1913, and Section 333 of the Municipal Corporations Act, 19(20, the_ Shannon Borough Council resolves, by . Spepial „ Order' as : follows:
N. GILL THE RELIABLE CARRIER. PHONE 58. FIREWOOD SAWN TO ANY LENGTH And THE BEST HOUSEHOLD COAL Always in Stock. A Ring or a Wor** Prompt Attention. N* GILL
That for the purpose of acquiring land, and building^thereon workers’ dwellings, thq. Shannon Borough Council hereby authorises the Raising of a loan of £4500 for a period of years, and declares that the cost of raising the loan shall be paid out t>f the monies so raised, and the Council pledges as security for such loan and the interest thereon, a Special. Rate iOf two-fifths of. a penny in ! thfe £ on >the Capital Value of . all the rateable .property in the Borough of Shannon.
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A SPECIAL SUMMpNED MEETING \yill be held on the 15th day. of August, 1922, to confirm the above resolution. J. S. CAMERON, Town Clerk.
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Shannon News, 21 July 1922, Page 1
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