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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8537, 18 September 1907, Page 6

MASTERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. m ihe matter of the Municipal Corporations Aots, 1900; Local Bodies Act, 1901; the Local Elections Act, 1904; and the Acts amending the same respectively. PUBLIC notice is hereby given that-a poll will be taken on THURSDAY, tbe26tu day of September, 1907, on the following proposal;— "The Masterton Borough Council hereby give public notice that such Council pioposes to raise a Special Loan of Twelve Thousand Poui ds for:—New Buildings, Manufacturing Plant, Extension of Mams and Services, Meters, Stoves and Fittings, and Contingencies for the Masterton Corporation Gasworks; and to make an annually recurring SpecialEate of 24-6 iths of a penny in the pound on the unimproved value of all rateable property in the Borough of Masterton as security for the interest and sinking fund in connection with such loan. Tne whole of the loan is to be repayable on the 31st day of Decern ber, 1926. It is not proposed to pay out of the loan moneys the cost of raising the loan or the first year's interest of the loan ! during the construction of the said works. The Polling Booths are situated as follows: Drill Hall, Hall Street. Fire Brigade Station, Queen Street, (Ruripuni Branch). Polling hours trom 9 a.m. in the forenoon to 6 in the afternoon. K. BROWN, Returning Officer. Dated this 10th day of September, 1907. MAURICEYILLE COUNTY. IHE following is tha result of a n«U taken on the 16th September, 1907, for the electiou of one Councillor, for the East Riding :- GEORGE, Sinclair Munro.. 18 votes PEttKY, John Ernest. .. 31 votas Perry havin? obtained the largest number of votes, I hereby declare the said John Ernest Perry duly elected as a member of the Mauricevilie Cou.»ty ' Council. W. GRAY, Returning Officer. I6th September, 1907. E will ba opening up Our First Shipment of in a few Days and Invite YOUR INSPECTION. IMIVU'iM:! I QUEEN STREET.

AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE. THE BALANCE of our stock, comprising— BOOKS, STATIONERY, « FANCY GOODS, LEATHER GOODS, GLASSWARE, TOYS, etc, Will be submitted to the highest bidder by J. R. NICOL, AT OUR PREMISES. Commencing WEDNESDAY, 18th inst., At Midday. An ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED BALE, therefore don't Ml to come along and secure some of the many splendid bargains; and remember the motto "FIRST COME FIRST SERVED." Our own Sale Bargains have been a sufficient guarantee that this AUCTION SALE will be SOMETHING TO BE REMEMBERED ; and don't overlook the fact that „ NEW AND FIRST-CLASS STOCK and otherwise must share the same fate undir the AUCTIONEER'S HAMMER. BOOK ARCADE Co. ON THE PREMISES, QUEEN STREET. Continued on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. CO., LTD., MASTERTON, "\ F. C,'A. ltd,, Will hold Monthly Sales of Wool, Skens, and Hides, THEIR RESPECTIVE WOOLSHEDS, MASTERTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1007, Entries now beinc received. > To Residents of Mastem>ton. DESIRE to announce that I have purchased the Butchery Business in Masterton hitherto conducted by Mr John Montgomery. Having had many years' experience as a stock dealer, I am in a / position to select the beat of meat and to maintain a continuous upply. Custom, era' orders will receive prompt attention Carts call daily. A. a. NARBY, Queen Street • Masterton. .Telephone No. 90.