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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 8

Application for Registration of a Trade Mark.

Colonial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 2nd February, 1887.

NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN NEWTON, of the Caledonian Soap Works, Kaiwarra, Wellington, in the Colony of New Zealand, has applied to register, under “The Trade Marks Act, 1866,” the trade mark of which the following is a description, viz. :—

Description of Trade Mark.

A stamp or brand composed of the words “Perfection Soap registered No.,” with or without the name “Newton’s” prefixed thereto.

Nature of the Article to which it is intended such Trade Mark shall apply.

Soap for household, laundry, or manufacturing purposes, in bars or in tablets.

P. A. BUCKLEY,
Colonial Secretary and Registrar of Trade Marks.

Notice of Proposed Loans, Manawatu Road Board, County of Oroua.

Colonial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 28th January, 1887.

THE following notices, received from the Chairman of the Manawatu Road Board, County of Oroua, are published in accordance with the provisions of “The Local Bodies’ Loans Act, 1886.”

P. A. BUCKLEY.

MANAWATU ROAD BOARD.—NOTICE OF RESULTS OF POLLS FOR PROPOSED LOANS.

POLL taken in No. 3 Ward, 19th January, on proposal to borrow £750 :—

Number of ratepayers entitled to vote, 32.
Voters against proposal .. .. 9
Ratepayers who did not vote .. .. 18
— 27
Voters for the proposal .. .. 5
—
Majority against .. .. 22
—
Number of votes that could be exercised, 40.
Votes against proposal .. .. 15
Votes not recorded .. .. 20
— 35
Votes for the proposal .. .. 5
—
Majority against .. .. 30

POLL taken in No. 6 Ward, 20th January, on proposal to borrow £640 :—

Number of ratepayers entitled to vote, 25.
Voters against proposal .. .. 7
Ratepayers who did not vote .. .. 6
— 13
Voters for the proposal .. .. 12
—
Majority against .. .. 1
—
Number of votes that could be exercised, 35.
Votes against proposal .. .. 8
Votes not recorded .. .. 13
— 21
Votes for the proposal .. .. 7
—
Majority against .. .. 14

POLL taken in No. 5 Ward, 21st January, on proposal to borrow £2,500 :—

Number of ratepayers entitled to vote, 56.
Voters against proposal .. .. 1
Ratepayers who did not vote .. .. 28
— 29
Voters for the proposal .. .. 27
—
Majority against .. .. 2
—
Number of votes that could be exercised, 83.
Votes for the proposal .. .. 42
Votes not recorded .. .. 36
Votes against proposal .. .. 5
— 41
Majority in favour .. .. 1

WARDS Nos. 1 and 6; poll taken on proposal to borrow £500, 25th January :—

Number of ratepayers entitled to vote, 14.
Voters against proposal .. .. 3
Ratepayers who did not vote .. .. 9
— 12
Voters for the proposal .. .. 2
—
Majority against .. .. 10
—
Number of votes that could be exercised, 26.
Votes against proposal .. .. 4
Votes not recorded .. .. 17
— 21
Votes for the proposal .. .. 5
—
Majority against .. .. 16

As at each of the above polls the number of voters in favour of the several proposals did not exceed half the number of ratepayers entitled to vote, I therefore declare all the proposals rejected.

J. RANDAL FORSTER-PRATT,
Chairman.

MANAWATU ROAD BOARD.

POLL taken in No. 4 Ward, on 21st January, on proposal to borrow £450 :—

Number of ratepayers entitled to vote, 15.
Voters for proposal .. .. 8
Voters against proposal .. .. 1
Voters who did not vote .. .. 6
— 7
Majority in favour .. .. 1
—
Number of votes that could be exercised, 31.
Votes for proposal .. .. 21
Votes against proposal .. .. 1
Votes not recorded .. .. 9
— 10
Majority in favour .. .. 11

POLL taken in No. 4 Ward, on 21st January, on proposal to borrow £150 :—

Number of ratepayers entitled to vote, 15.
Voters for proposal .. .. 8
Voters against proposal .. .. 1
Voters who did not vote .. .. 6
— 7
Majority in favour .. .. 1
—
Number of votes that could be exercised, 31.
Votes for proposal .. .. 21
Votes against proposal .. .. 1
Votes not recorded .. .. 9
— 10
Majority in favour .. .. 11

POLL taken in No. 6 Ward, Upper Aorangi, on 24th January, on proposal to borrow £500 :—

Number of ratepayers entitled to vote, 9.
Voters for the proposal .. .. 5
Voters against proposal .. .. 0
Voters who did not vote .. .. 4
— 4
Majority in favour .. .. 1
—
Number of votes that could be exercised, 15.
Votes for the proposal .. .. 11
Votes against proposal .. .. 0
Votes not recorded .. .. 4
— 4
Majority in favour .. .. 7

As at each of the above polls a majority in number of the ratepayers entitled to vote have voted in favour of the several proposals, and were entitled to more than half the number of votes that could be exercised, I therefore declare each and all of the proposals carried.

J. RANDAL FORSTER-PRATT,
Chairman.