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Waikato Argus, Volume XI, Issue 1050, 17 September 1901, Page 3

Ifieetutya and Amusements. A MILTON CRICKET ASSOCIATION. Thu ANNUAL MEETING of 1 he Hamilton Cricket Association will be held in the Wesleyan Sunday School on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst., at 7.30 p in. All members and intending members are invited to attend. WM. H WORSLEY, Hon. Sec. 0 H U 0 ASOC I A L will be held in the PUBLIC HALL on Friday, 20th, Instant. Dancing, 8 p.m. Gents, Is 6d. Ladies, Sixpence. J. JONES, 17/9 Hon. Sec. Q D DFEL LOW S’ JJ AL L, CAMBRIDGE. GRAND ORCHESTRAL AND VOCAL CONCERT. The Sparkling Operetta ‘ TALLY-HO!’ By Members of the Waikato Hunt Club. Wednesday and Thursday, September 18th and 19th, Admission: 2s and Is. 10/9 w p AIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND astoral Association. The Tenth Annual Show Will be heel at CLAUDELANDS RACECOURSE, HAMILTON, On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 23rd and 24th October, 1901. About £SOO to be Offered inPrizes. Special provision for the Carriage and Reception of Exhibits. Special Train Service for Visitors. Schedule of Prizes now ready, and may bo had on application. MARTIN BUTLER, Secretary. Cambridge, September 12, 1901. 14/9 BUY the Wkekly Prkss this week It contains splendid illustrations of Hamilton. PAUL, Bookseller, Hamilton. JgOROUGH OF CAMBRIDGE. Water Supply Scheme. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW. Public notice is hereby given that in accordance with Section 33 of ‘TheLocal Bodies Loans Act, 1886,’ tine it is the intention of the Cambridge Borough Council to BORROW, by way of Special Loan, the sum of £6OOO : (1) For the purpose of constructing water works, erecting a reservoir, purchasing pumping and other machinery, laying down mains, and doing all works necessary for supplying the said Borough with an efficient supply of pure water, (2) The sum proposed to be borrowed for such purpose is £6OOO, and it is propo.sed that the cost of raising the loan and that the interest for one year during the construction of the above mentioned works shall be pud out of the moneys to be borrowed. It is proposed that the said loan shall he for a period of 41 years and that the interest to be paid thereon is at the rate of 85 per centum per annum. (3) The amount to be set apart in each year towards paying off the loan is ten shillicgs (10s) in each hundred pounds (£100). (4) It is proposed to pledge as security for such loan an annually-recurring special rate, calculated to yield £264 per annum ; such special rate to be levied over the whole of the rateable properties witb’n the boundaries of the Borough of Cambridge ; and it is proposed to further pledge as security for such loan the revenue derivable from the full amount of the water rates authorised by Section 102 of 4 The Municipal Corporations Act, 1900,’ together with the revenue to be derived from any extraordinary supply of water. W. F. BUCKLAND, Mayor. Cambridge, 2nd September, 1901. / Y^orkers’ COMPENSATION ACT. There has been considerable uncertainty as to the relative liabilities of employers and contractors. The following ruling of the Department puts the matter at rest ‘Contractors are nob entitled to any benefits under the Act, which applies to workmen only. Contractors are in the position of being employers.’ This definition clears the employer, provided he insists upon the contractor insuring all the men engaged upon the iob ‘ GEO. EDGECUMBE, Agent. Hamilton, September 4, 1901. 5/9 Wm COUGHSfjg MfcOLDS THROAT SOR \ASTHMA 1 TO PREVENT TAKE 'tRLGISTEREC EICURES WHILST YOU SLEEP LI CHEMISTS JR STOREKEEPER Sold by W. DKY, Storekeeper, Hami on ; THOMAS WELLS, Mtrehan ambridge.