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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43322, 7 May 1908, Page 3

WINTER 1908 AIL THE LATEST STYLES AND SHAPES IN PARIS FASHIONS COMPARE OUR PRICES—And You Will KEEP YOUR MONEY IN THE DISTRICT. We Sell Cheaper than Auckland Houses . FURS! FURS! In Marmor, Bear, and Fox High-class Russian Furs COMPARE I PRICES WE CAN DO THIS CHEAPER THAN AUCKLAND HOUSES. TRY Gahagan’s Economic

piAKO COUNTY COUNCIL Notice is hereby given that th* ELECTORAL ROLLS and DEI FA ULTER’S LIST for the several ridings of the Piako County CounciARE NOW OPEN FOR INSPEC: TION until the 15th May as follows Waitoa Reding, at Gummer’s Store Morrinsville Te Aroha Riding, at the County Office, Te Aroha MatamAta Riding, at Abbott’s Store, Matamata Patetere Riding, at Rose’s Store, Tirau , Taotaoroa Riding, at Mr C. W. Keeley’s Residence. A COPY of any of thb above ROLLS MAY ALSO BE SEEN at the County Office, Te Aroha. R. S. HANNA, . v County Clerk. County Office, Te Aroha, April 27, 1908, 131

pIA K 0 COUNTY COUNCIL Tenders will be received at the County Office, Te Aroha, until 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, May 9, 1908, for the following works: — No. 99 Carting 250 yards of sand on the north end of Thomas’s Road. No. 100 Carting 200 yards of sand on the main road from Waihou to Te Aroha. No. 101—Cleaning out main drain from Johnson’s Creek to McCabe’s Road, a distance of 35 chains. No. 102 Cleaning about 35 chains of side drain on the Thames-Waikato Road No. 103 —Forming Spoil Drain on the Farmer’s Road,|Waitoa. The Foreman will show the work as follows: Contracts Nos. 99, 100, and 101 on THURSDAY, May 7, commencing at 10 a.m., at Bailey’s Road Pit, Waitoa Bridge, and following on. Contract SlNo. 102 and 103 on FRIDAY, May 8, at No. 7 Bridge, at 10 a.m. Specifications may be seen at the County Office, Te Aroha. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. S. HANNA, County Clerk. 130. iIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL Notice is hereby given in terms oi Section 8 of The Local Bodies’ Loans Act, 1901, that it is proposed by the Piako County Council to borrow from the Colonial Treasurer, under Part II of the said Act, a special Loan for the Construction, Reinstatement and Rebuilding of Bridges in the Te Aroha Riding of the Piako County, viz., Culvert at Forsman’s, McLeod’s Bridge, Lawcock’s Bridge, Carroll’s Bridge, Creamery Bridge, Brook’s Bridge, Maisey’s Bridge, Roche’s Bridge, Rushbrook’s Culverts, McNicol’s Flat Bridge, McNicol’s No, 2 Bridge, McNicors No. 3 Bridge, Waiorongoraai Creek Bridge, Waiorongomai Hill Bridge, Collins’ Culvert, and Murphy’s Bridge. The sum proposed to be borrowed is £1,500, and the proposed security for the loan is a special annual recurring rate for thirty-two years of one sixth penny per pound upon the capital value of the rateable property in the said Te Aroha Riding of the Piako County, Such will provide interest at four per cent per annum, which being paid for the period aforesaid, pays off the loan and is the provision for repayment thereof. It is preposed to pay out of the loan the cost of raising same but not the interest for the first year. By order of the Piako County Council. R. 8. HANNA, County Clerk. Te Aroha, 15th April, 1908.