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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3569, 4 June 1880, Page 3

Muncipal mHE COUNCIL of Iho BOROUGH OP THAMES HEREBY GIVE NOTICE X that it is their intention to make a GENERAL RATE of ONE SHILLING in the £ on the Rateable Value of Property within the Borough of Thames ; Also a LIBRARY RATE of ONE PENNY ia the £ on the Rateable Value of such Property aforeasid, and Also a WATER RATE for ORDINARY SUPPLY upon all lands and buildings to which Water is supplied whose rateable value on the Valuation Roll of the Borough of Thames does not exceed twelve pouods ten shillings, a rate of ten shillings per annum; . Exceed twelve pounds ten shillings, but does not exceed on hundred pounds a rate of seven per cent on such value; • Exceedn one hundred pounds, but does not exceed two hundred pounds, a rate of six per cent, on such value ; Exceeds two hundred pounds, but does not exceed three hundred pounds, a rate of five per cent, on such value; Exceeds three hundred pounds, a rate of four per cent on such value ; Upon all lands and buildings to which water can be but is not supplied, situate within one hundred yards from any part of the water works, a rate of one half of the rates above mentioned ; Upon all buildings used as stores and warehouses, or for any purposes other than as dwelling houses, a rate of two and a-half per cent, on such rateable value, . And in respect of the extraordinary Water Supply such rates as may be fixed by any Bye-Law to be hereafter made in that behalf, or as may be agreed upon subject to* any such Bye-Law with any person receiving such supply ; That such Rates will be for One Year, commencing on the Ist day of July, 1880, and that such Rates are payable on the 2nd day of July, 1880, and that the Rate Books are open for inspection of all Ratepayers at the Council Chambers, Thames, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. each day, from the 3rd to the 17th day of June, 1880. And the Council further notify that the following Estimate has been approved of by them: — „ . . BOROUGH OF THAMES ESTIMATE FOR RATES FOR TWELVE MONTHS, Ending 30th June, 1881. Total Rateable Value of the Pbopebty on the Valuation 8011, fob thb Year Ending 30th June, 1881, is £32,655. .--_• PROPOSED EXPENDITURE. INCOME AVAILABLE. £ s. d. £ t. &l Repairs and Maintenance of General Bate of 5 per cent, to Streets, Metal, Wages and be struck in July ... ... 1650 0 0 Horses ... ... .., 1500 0 0 Arrears 6/ Bates ... ... 250 0 0 Kepaire and Maintenance Foot- Government Subsidies on Rates paths and Drains 220 0 0 of 1879 ... ... ... 1614 0 0 Formation of New Footpath, Public Library Bate ... ... 137 0 0 TararuEoad, with wood kerb Government Subßidy on Library 4ftwide ... 100 0 0 Rate'.; ... 137 0 0 Formation of Sealey street or Water Rate and Charges ... 1100 0 0 Baillie street from Richmond Government Subsidy on Charito Grey street "... ... 200 0 0 table Aid, for quaiter ending Formation of Davy street from 31sfc March, 1880 ... ... 236 0 0 Amy street to Naval Hall ... 50 0 0 Asphalt Separate Bate ... 450 0 0 Asphalt Footpath lower Pollen Do. Monies due and owing street, Scrip Corner, Mary 31st March, 1880 ... ... 196 0 0 street, Queen street, £350; Fees from Publicans' Licenses, water tables (4000 ft), Con- Auctioneers, Public Vehicles, crete £533 ... ... ... 883 ox&*0 x &* Kerosene, Dogs, Water Supply (including :^' Slaughter-houses and Pounds 1871 0 0 salaries, repairs, extensions, Fines and Penalfies, Court Fees 55 0 0 interest to Morrin and Me- Receipts in Aid, Rents, &o. ... 66 0 0 Caul,and accounts now due) 1000 0 0 Gold Duty ... ... ... 1300 0 0 Water Supply—Advance to part Recreation Ground, Tuck's Rent 40 0 0 purchase 9-inch, pipes ... 800 0 0 Recreation Ground, Stephen's Water Supply—Advance to pay Fencing . 19 0 0 Morrin's account .., ... 160 0 0 Cash in Treasurer's Handß 3lßt Repayment of Overdraft and in- March ... ... ... 12 0 0 teresfc... ... ... ... 1960 0 0 Endowment, Bent from 0 0 0 Big Pump, &c.... ... ... 325 0 0 Harbour Board, due from them 499 4 0 Registration of Dogs ... ... 10 0 0 Government Grant now due (J. Charitable Aid (including Re- Sheehan) 500 0 0 lieving Officer's Salary) ... 500 0 0 Water Supply Committee, due Charitable Aid, part cost of Or- from them ... £ 2116 1 0 phanage Bridge and fencing..., 80 0 0 Due from Government, being Board of Health (including' j amount deducted in excess Officers' Salary) 100 0 0 from Subsidies £2300 Os Od Public Library (including Li- - brarian's Salary and repayment of Loan) ... ... 274 0 0 Elections ... ... ... 60 0 0 Fire Brigade Maintenance ... 250 0 0 Salaries; Town Clerk, Colleotor, and Messenger ... ... 465 00 Office Charges: Gas, Insurance, Advertising, Printing, Stationery, Law Costs, Tele- ' . grams, &c. ... !.. ... 245 0 0 , Accounts due 31st March, and , - S unpaid ... 847 0 0] y Total ... ... £10,039 0 6 £10,072 4 0 | Thames, June 3,1880. Drapery OPENING OF_NEW PREMISES. W. MARTIN & SON BEG to inform tho Public of the Thames that their NEW PREMISES in Pollen street being now completed, they hare OPENED SAME WITH A LAB GE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK^of Winter Drapery and Clothing!! The STOCK is.all quite NEW and FASHIONABLE, and haying been well bought, Customers can rely on getting a really good and stylish article at the LOWEST PEICES. A CALL WILL BE ESTEEMED. w. martiF"and son., POLLEN STREET, GrBAHAMSTOWN. 571 '<K6tioes..' Educational NOTTINGHAM CASTLE HOTEL, THE THAMES piAMK™ D N^» E iOT. BOYS AND GIRLS HIGH R. S. BROWN, SCHOOL. (Late/of the All Nation. Hotel, Thames) DA YS-April 12th 5 July sth ; rJiOHtiBTOB. U September 27th j February Ist. THB above Superior Hotel has just been refitted, at great expense, with all SCHOOL FEES (Payable in Advance), modern requirements, and tourists and per- One Pupil ... £2 2s per Quarter sons travelling through the Upper Thames Two Papils ... £3 13s 6d do. and Piako Districts in search of land -will Three Pupils £& 14s 6d do. The Store Hoom is replete with a splendid T H A-n AIv rj -d i selection of Wines, Spirits, Ales, Ac, all of Headmaster, i the very finest quality. . . The HALp Q uarte , wiU commence 'on Superior Stabling. THURSDAY, May 20. 535 EDWARD HAYDON, ' , ■ „,,.. . „■ ' SADDLER AND HARNE3S.MAKEB IMPORTANT! [POILEN STKBBT, SHOBTIAHD.j ■ ■ • ~"~ QAVE YOUR MONEY by getting you EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORK O FADED CLOTHING exeouted with despatch on the most Reason- Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed abijs Turks. EQUAL' TO NEW. T?NCOURA.GE THAMES INDUS- T TTTKPFr T JCi TRIES.—Good Tweed Trousers from JJ« JIJ XtXAiJll JUJUj 22s 6d. All Goods well shrunk. TYXnTi"D £»** At R. WISEMAN'S; Brown street. UXJiiXi, OCC. f - '' - ' ■'' " ■ BOLLEST O.N STREET. 1302 Ax a very pleasant tea party, the conversation turned on transmigration. A lady of .' „ i——.——————^——. exquisite beauty who was sipping McGowas's .. -—— - : best, turned to Mr! —— and asked what form The Niagara falU is a sight never to jbe he would prefer to^inhabit? To be dissolved forgotten. There are many waterfalls but only in 8# Tba madam. * one McGtoWAW selling 3s Tba.