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Taranaki Daily News, 22 October 1921, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. OPUNAKE ELECTRIC-POWER DISTRICT. SPECIAL LOAN OF £70,000. pUBLIC NOTICE is -hereby given that the Opunake Electric-Power Board proposes to borrow the sum of £70,000 by way of Special Loan under the Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913. The particular purposes for which the loan is required are:— To purchase the Hydro-Electric works now in course of construction, and in payment of the liabilities of the Opunake Town Board in respect of the same,— £7OOO. To- complete the Head works, construct Pipe-line, Power-house, Tail-race, provide Hydraulic and Electrical Machinery, and Electrical reticulation of the Opunake Electric-power District.— £49,000. x To provide buildings, tools and equipment. — £2OOO. To pay preliminary and other expenses as allowed by Section S 9 of the Electric-power Boards Act, 1918, and amendments, also the interest and sinking fund during period of construction.— £12,000. The sum proposed to be borrowed is £70,000. As security for payment of ’interest and sinking fund it is proposed to make a special rate on all ratable property within the Opunake Electric-power District sufficient to meet such interest and sinking fund payments, and 10 per centum more than such payments. The loan to have a currency of 364 years. It is proposed to pay out of loan moneys preliminary and other expenses authorised under Section of “The •Electric-power Boards Act, 1918,” and amendments, also the cost of raising the loan, and interest and sinking fund of the loan during the period of construction of the works. A Poll of Ratepayers will be taken on the ’above proposal on Wednesday, the 16th day of November, 1921. Dated at Opunake this 14th day of October, 1921. C. A. TROTTER, . Chairman. A. O’BRIEN, Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE. W E beg to notify the public of Ingle- | wood and surrounding district that on November Ist we are opening a branch in Inglewood, and from that date onwards motorists can obtain all they require from us in that town. We intend to keep a larae stock of everything required for the upkeep of Cars, as well ns Ford parts and acces- * sories. ‘The repair department and welding department will be in competent hands. New Ford vehicles, or any information regarding them, can be obtained from the branch, a competent salesman being in charge. We hope, by strict attention to business, and by studying their interests, to merit from Car owners a fair share of patronage. H. DERBY & CO., Licensed Ford Dealers, New Plymouth.

PILES CURED Mr. (Wellington) writes: ‘T am more comfortable and happier than I been for years.” piTZGERALD’S QINTMENT, N°- 4 2/- PER POT; BY POST 2/3. FITZGERALD’S ' ELTHAM. Telephones:— Pharmacy, 135. Residence, 218. MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE. 4J h.p. B.S.A. in splendid order, £65. 3J h.p. ARIEL, new tyres, etc., £55. 34 h.p. HUMBER, great value, £45. 34 h.p. ROYAL RUBY, 3-speed, etc., 5 h.p. SCOUT INDIAN, like new, £ll5. 2| DOUGLAS, late model, £75. 2% h.p. DOUGLAS, in good running or-7-9 h.p. INDIAN, equal to new, £BO. 5 h.p. ROYAL RUBY (twin cylinder) £65. For Motor-cycle Repairs we are Unequalled. PERCY J. DOUGLASS. NEW PLYMOUTH. L. A. NOLAN & CO., HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. Next Sale November 8. Advice Cards and Labels on Application.