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TOWN OF WINGH,AM
By -Law No. 9:$1, 1927
For borrowing the stent of Six Thou-;
• sand dollars for the purpose of
aiding Amateur Athletic' Sports
in. the Town . of 'Wingham.
WHEREAS the Wingham Arena
Company Linuted,'has.bent and equip-
•pid an" Arena' in the said Town of
W g
'in lam
l for the purpose 'of encour-
aging and assistingoskating, . hockey,
and other amateur, Athletic Sports;
and has applied to the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the,
Town of Wingham for a ''loan of
$6,000,00 to be repayable in ten .equal
annual Instalments
of
�
600.0o each
e I
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without interest and such ,repayment
■ to be secured by a second mortgage.
on the said Arena and pnemises ap-
pertaining thereto, for the purpose. of
■ ` assisting the said . Company to -pa ;
MI for the saki Arena and to carry on
Nal the said sports;
11 AND WHEREAS it is. deemed
expedient to
grant the said aid;,■
■ AND WHEREAS it will be
■ necessary Op issue debentures of the
• • said Corporation for the sum of
$6,000,00 and that is the amount of
the debt intended to be created, the
■ proceeds of the said debentures to be
Capplied to the purpose aforesaid and
to no other;
■ AND 'WHEREAS the amount
■ of the whole rateable property of the
■ Municipality according to the ' last
■ revised aassessment roll is $1,129,o45
■ AND WHEREAS the amount,
■ of the debenture debt of the 'Corpora-
'tion is $304,308.56 and no part of the
■ principal' or interest of which is in ar-
il
'■ rear. ,J
E IT THEREFORE, enacted
1111 by the 'Municipal al Council of the Cor-
p ..
■ poration of the Town' of Winghain
C
theFor the 'pt;~rpose mentioned' in
e pambl
pre a there shall:be borrowed
Ion the credit of the Corporation the
sum of Six thousand dollars, and de,,
• bentures shall ,be issued therefore on
•the instalment plan in sums • of not
less than, One hundred dollars each
which shall have coupons attached
■■ thereto for the paymentofinterest if
desired.
■ 2. The, debentures . shall all bear
■ . the same date and shall be issued
■ within two ,years after the date. on
• Which this by-law is passed and may
■ bear any date within ,such two years
andshall
be payable
® in ten annual
instalments during the ten years neat
MIinstalments
the date.whee they shall be is -
1111 sued and the amount payable in each
® year shall be $777.03.
y. The debentures and the interest
■
■ coupons, if anyj.,., shall be signed and
• issued by the Mayor if any, and shall
■ also be signed by the Treasurer and
■■ , the debentures shall be sealed with
the seal of the Corporation.
■ a. The debentures shall bear in-
terest at the rate of five per cent. per
® annu
1115. m:. During the currency of the de-
■ bentures there'shall be raised in each:
■ year the amount of the instalment of
■ principal and interest payable in .that
® year as set forth in the schedule at-
■ . Cached to this by-law.
iN The debentures may contain any
■ prem ion for the registration of them
® authorized by law '
■ • 7. That all 312one' received on a-
ll count of the said loan shall be de
posited:to a special account in a Char-
tered, Bank in sajd Town cf Wing-
hann, and such money ur a sufficient
partthereof shall be applied in pay-
ment of the amount falling clue in
such year for principal and interest
on account of the said debenture is-
sued pursuant to this b`y-law
8. This by-law shall tial t effect ui
the day of tine pati,in,. thcrecf, tub-
tect to its being assented to by the;
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best copyright and. reprint fiction, and books for1boys, girls and
young folks.'If the book you desite is not in stock we can procure.
it four you.
STATIONERY
Many new designs in fancy boxed Stationery and Correspond-
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stock.
BIBLES AND HYMN BOOKS
A complete line, of Bibles and Hymn Books and Church of
England Prayer Books.
FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS
The well known Waterman and Parker Fountain Pens and
Pencils and Wahl Eversharp Pencils, Pen and Pencil Sets.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
We always have an excellent showing of Christmas Greeting.
Cards, Folders, Tags -and Seals.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
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may desire. We give prompt service.
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8th day of Novernbr, A. 1.1.,
Mayor,
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scl3:l DL rE
Referred to in the Anne:zed Py -law,
Years Principal Interest Total
1. $477.03 $300.00 $777.03
2. 500.88 276.15 777.03
3. 525,93 23i -to 777.03
4. . 55 2, 22-..81 777.03
5'• . 579.83 197.20 777.03
6. • 608:83 108.20 777.03'
7. 639.27 13 7.7 6 e77.03
8. 67x.23 105.80 :77.03
9. 704.82, 72.21 777.00.
10. 739.96 37.07 777.03
TOWN OF WINGHAM
By -Law No. 982, 1927
A By-law to provide for telling the
votes of the electors on a proposed
By-law entitled a ]3y -law for borrow-
ing the sum of Six thousand dollars
for the9urpose of aiding amateur Ath-
letic Sports in the Town of Wingham.:
Passed the sell clay of November,
A, D,'e9a7.
WHEREAS it'is desirable that
a proposed By-law of the Corporation
of the Town of Wingham entitled'a
"By-law for borrowing the sum of Six
thousand dollars for the purpose'•, cf.
aiding Amateur Athletic Sports in the
Town of Wingham," be submitted to
th'e electors for their approval, and it
is ,expedient and necessary to pass
this By-law for the purptfse of miab-"
ling the electors to vote on tate pro-
posed .By-law, -
BE IT THEREFORE enacted
by the Municipal Council of the Cor-
poration of the Town of Wingham as
follows: -
x. The votes of the electors of the
(Corporation of the Town of Wiing-
hani shall be taken on . the said pro-
posed 13y -law on the fifth day of •De -
cumber,. A.D. rg27, between the 'hours
of nine o'clock in the forenoon and
fiver o'clock in the afternoon at UAL
following places, . and by the Deputy
Returning Officers and Poll Clerks,
namely:
No, WardIgo, x -Polling set'G drvisiinnn
N0. 1, at Gets. T. Robertson's Garr.ge,
Edgar Pattison,. D,R.O,, john Me -
Cool, Poll Clerk,
Wand No. 2 ---Polling sub -division
No. 2, at Win, Davidson's Implement
Slurp, Chas, Bowden; IMO., Wm,Robertson, Poll Clerk,
vieM!�.,aft
T.
Ward No. 3 --Bolling sub-divisio
No. 3, at Town Hall, Lloyd Hingsto
D,R,O., John:McDonald, Poll Clerk
Ward No. 4-..P,elling sub-diyisio1
No.'at at Janles Thomas' Store, Thos
Garret D.R,O., Jos. Pugh, Poll Clerk
Ward No. 4 -..Polling st#b»divisio'
No, 2, at Watson's Store, David Mc
Gill, D,R,O., Thos. Miller, Poll Clerk
2• On the est day of .December
A.D. 1927, at'the:'itput of 10 o'clock i.
the 'foreno'on, the lead,pf the.Counci
:Of the Said Cor oration
p or sbine nie,Yn
ber of said'Council`appainted for the
purpose; by ,resoluti:on shall' attend a
the Town Hall in the said Municipal
ity fpr the purpose of appointing, and
if re
u st
eq ed so to do, shall appoiht by
writing signed by him two persons to
attend at the final summing up of the
vote "by the Clerk, and one„person to
attend at each polling place on4belialf
of thepersons p sons rntexested in and prci�
oting the proposed By-law, and a
like number on behalf of the persons
interest in the opposing 'the proposed
By-law.
3. On the 6th day of. December;
A.D. '1927, at
the hour •
7
9 of to o'clock
ck
in the forenoon at the Town Hall, in
the said Municipality the Clerk of the
said Municipality shall attend and sum
up the votes given for and against the
proposed By-law.
Passed "'this 8th day of November,.
A.D. 1927.
Thos. Fells; Mayor
W. A. Galbraith, Clerk
NOTICE
Take notice; that'the foregoing is a
true copy of,a proposed By-law of the
Corporation of„the' Town of Wing -
ham to be submitted oto the votes of
the electors on the fifth day of De-
cember, 1927. • •
And,that, if'the assent of the elect
ors is obtained to the said 'proposed
By-laiv it will be'taken' into consider-.
ation by the Municipal Council of the;
said Corporation at a meeting thereof
h1
tobe held after tr
e the expiration pnration of one.
Month frorn the date of the. first pub-
lication of
ub-licationof this notice and;that such:
first publication was made on the
,17th day of November, A. D. 1927.
Take notice further that a tenant
who desires to vote upon saki pro-
posed
ro-
posed., By-law must deliver to the
Clerk not'later than' the tenth day
before the day appointed for taking
the vote a declaration under the Can-
ada Evidence Act that he is a tenant
whose• lease extends for the time for
which the'debt or liability is to be
created,or in which
the money
to be
raised by the proposed By-law is pay-
able, or for at least ten years, and
that he has by. the lease covenanted to
pay all municipal taxes in respect of
the property of: which he is tenant,
other than local improvement rates.
Also take .notice that By-law No.
982 a true copy of'which is shown a-
bove, . is the By-law providing for the
taking of votes of the electors.
DATED and first.published` this
x.gth day of November, A.D. 1927.
W. A. Galbraith, Clerk.
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because of the e performance, -and com-
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. The local , Nash showroom will be
open evenings until Christmas, so
that everyone in this Iocality will have
an opportunity to thoroughly examine
the Nash Models for 1928.
ASHFIBLD
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Phillips of God-
erich,,spent last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs,' Thomas Ferguson.
Messrs. John :and Wilfred Farrish
and W. Johnson. rotored'•'to Toronto
on'.Saturday toe the' Fat Stock Show
returning .n Monday.
:A: number from Ashfield were over
to. Wingham on Friday attending the:
U.F.O..'Convention.,
Mr. and. Mrs. Roy Alton and child-
ren spent Saturday at the homes of
Mr, and Mrs. Percy Graham, near
Sheppardton and Miss Mary Cunning-
ham near Port Albert.
Mr. D. Campbell spent Sunday in
Goderich.
Mrs, Will Baldwin is spending the
week in Stratford and Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs, John Mullin spent
Sunday in Lucknow with their cous-
ins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullin.
Mrs. Samuel Sherwood spenta few
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. L. Ritchie of Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie Webb lith
concession, Wawanosh, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. David Little of
Courey's corners.
In order to create a better under-
NASH "CHRISTMAS WEEK" 1 standing of the game, an all-star
FROM DECEMBER 4th TO 1. team of English badminton charas
DECEMBER irth. pions arrived in Saint John, N.B.,
Attractive Showroom Displays By
Dealers Throughout Country
Ann.ounc,ement is made that, in
keeping with the Christmas spirit,
Nash showrooms here and through-
out the country have been attractive-
ly and appropriately decorated for a
country -wide "Give a Nash for
Christmas" Week.
Arvid Yuletide surroundings "open
house" will be maintained by Nash
dealers during this period from De-
coni el .lt 1 to nth inclusive. the pub-
lic is ins lied to visit the showrooms
and to inspect at leisure the various
models in the Nash line ()Fears, rang-
ing in price from $865 to $'ipoo f o,b:
factory.'.
There are 24 models in the three
series of Nash cars, thus affording the
Clnristutas buyer an opportunity to se=
lect just the car in keeping 'Kith his
purse that would "hest surprise, the
family."
it is of further interest that special
easy berms for these Christmas pur-
chases Have been announced.
The .new Nash models on display
are distinguished by features and ap-
pointments which make thein by far
the greatest valines ever offered by,
the ,Nash Motors Company. Eeery'cal-
in the lime is a 7 -bearing crankshift
six; all have 2 -way 4 -wheel brakes, ex-
ceptional steering ease, fast pick-up
and; remarkable riding comfort con-
tributed by new secret process alloy
steel springs, - '
The remarkable . performance Of
recently and made a. tour rig t,
across the Dominion, exclusively o'b
Canadian Pacific lines, playing ex-
hibition games in the largest cities.
Sir George Thomas, Bart., is cap-
tain of the team which rails for
home on December S0 -
M. U. Bates, who operates a chain
of camps in the Matagnama district
1 of,,,,,,Ontario, reported to the tourist
department of the Canadian Pacific
Railway that the record for the 1928
season was fourteen moose, two deer
land one bear, taken by ten parties
le fall hunters totalling 22 persons.
&lost of the visitors were satisfied
as 75 percent of thein made reserva-
tions for next year.
A prize of $1,000 weekly, offered
1 oy a Chicago publicationfora deed
sf bravery, comes to Canada for
I the first time. J. B. Partridge, fire-
lman on the Canadian Pacific Rail-
aty, on the run between Calgary,
i Alta., and Field, B.C., is to receive
the reward for saving the lives of
rive Hien who were in danger from.
a huge rock and mud slide on the
Field Hill, August 21 last.
Canadian roses grown at Bramp-
ton, Ontario, and sent to Sir George
AdeLaren Brown, European general
manager of the Canadian Pacific
(railway, stationed in. London, scored
,,A decided hit with Londoners. Large
crowds gathered to see the Canadian
blooms which were on display in
the windows of the offices of' she
Canadian Pacific Railway in Tra-
falgar Square.
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