Hampstead Town Board approves higher rate for Hospital costs
Hampstead Town Board met to set a rate of seven eighths of a penny on rateable property to cover higher Hospital and Charitable Aid Board charges. They discussed spreading the debt over two years, a condolence for a late employee, and contributions to the hospital. Also reviewed were by law enforcement, pound upkeep, remits to the Municipal Association, street repairs, lighting, and staff appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampstead Town Board
W. J. Silcock
G. W. Andrews
W. Thompson
BR. F. Lewis
Mrr Armstrong
Hampstead
Myr Andrews
Myr Thompson
Mr Thompson
Wilson
Hospital and Charitable Aid Board
Lewis
Wilcox
Charitable Aid Board
Messrs Andrews and Wilson
Markey’s Bridge
Ashburton Borough
Andrews
Thompson
Municipal Association of New Zealand
Hampstead Board
Municipal Association
Andrewe
Tint Wn
Fee Channa
Rapley Street
Ae Bright
County Centres Concert at Mayfield
A Mayfield Band Hall crowd attended the Lawn Tennis Club concert with Miss Woods and others performing songs and violin. Chairman emphasized tennis recreation value before a farce by Hawke Withell and Brading. The evening concluded with a dance, boosting club funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Pawson
Anama
Nicholls
Misses Woods
Jaine
Gaarder
Oakley
Gimson
E. J. Hall
C. W. Withell
Hewitt
H. Hawke
Withell
N. Brading
Hawke
Mount Somers Road Board Hears Grants and Elections
The Mount Somers Road Board met and re elected McFarlane Turton and Cullen as members. W Lambie was named chairman for the year. The board granted permission to remove a culvert, sought grants for road works, and struck a halfpenny rate. Tend ers were called for shingling and other works. accounts of £46 6d were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Somers
Messrs
W. Lambie
H. Cullen
W. RB. Turton
J. McFarlane
W. T. Smith
Messrs McFarlane
Turton
Cullen
Ashburton County
Springburn
Lambie
Bowyer’s
J. Hood
Public Works Department
Potts River
Stranserobie
Library Road
Martin's Road
Bushside
P.bates
Alford Forest
Argentine crop insurance firms crash after heavy rain
A London Times correspondent notes profitable Argentine crop insurance over several years with dividends up to 65 percent. After recent rains most firms are bankrupt or seeking creditor settlements, with big companies possibly surviving and smaller ones disappearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London ‘Times
Tailor Made Clothes Promise Quality In New Season Styles
Clothing that is pressed but machine made lacks shape and durability. The store offers tailor made suits with robust construction and careful workmanship. Choose from new season materials and suit lengths to keep you in the paths of rectitude.
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Gaeys Varky
Lal
John Orr & CO
East Street
Town Board
Oxford
Wellington Streets
South Street
South and
Manse Street
Dalley
Works Committee
Robert Kerr
Helen Pritchard
George. Healey
Harris
Greme Radianta
FURS
Qohn Orr
Molland
Gees’, Ltd
Christchu RO
Aca
W. H. Gollins and CO
Lane
Milne
Hughes
Hereford Street
Christchurch
News and Notes
Road Board
Doctor
Oees
Baxter
Auckland
Beatall
Wairarapa
John Orr &G
van . Olouten’ S
Secoa
Kaiapoi Woollen M’f'g. Co. Ltd
Roslyn
Il Best
POST
Jones & Sons
High Street
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