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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 35, 9 February 1917, Page 10

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THE STRAND. HE STRAND. • FINAL P-lß__sN__iON TO-DAY TO-NIOHT' Of "*T—E "VfARRIAWE OF T"__*OLLY-0." " •*■ HE -U—Altß__.E OF -IXJ-OLLY-O." Featuring MAE MARSH and ROBERT HARRON "Sure, it's Ireland itself! ' SESSIONS: 11, 12.60, 2.40, 4.30, 6.20, and 8. THE STRAND — TO-MORROW. "L__ STHIAIND — TO-MOlii—»W. THIS S'lU__D — TO-MORROW. •For One Week Only. The Adorable BILLIE PURKB ILLIB A>URKB In "/XLORIA-S POMANCE." tßlllle Burkes Entrancing Witchery, her Spirited Sweetness, and her Power of Natural bnt Intense Emotion, are all given Full Play. First Episode: "LOST EN* THE .EVERGLADES." Also LOUISE GLAUM AND HOWARD HICK—AN in [ '•C}OMBWH_BE TN -"CTRANOE." Ajf _ RANOE." From the Pen of Richard Harding Davis. THE GLOBE. . HE GLOBE — TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. LILIAN WALKER In "MRS. DANE'S DANGER." "MRS. DANE'S DANGER." "MRS. DANE'S DANGER." Other Varied Screen Supports. BOROUGH NOTICES. BOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. PUBLIC NOTICE. Notice Is hereto* given that Mr T. Worthin-gtou, of High Street, Devonport, is appointed inspector, under the Noxious Weeds Act, 1808, tor the Borough of Devonport. F. MORTIMER, _ . Acting-Town Clerk. February 8, 1917. 543 THOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. REFUSE COLLECTION. Householders are requested to note that SSL'™"? 11 - be N0 COLLECTION OF REFUSE TO-MORROW (Saturday) the 10th inst.. that being the date of the Annual Picnic of the Council Employees Refuse ordinarily collected on Saturday will be collected on the FOLLOWING MONDAY, the 12th Inst, *«*"*»«"•-« _._ F- MORTIMER, wo Acting Town Clerk.

EDEN BOROUG-H COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER MAKING DRAINAGE BY-LAWS. Pnbllc Notice is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Miunt Eden Borough Council held on January 15, 1917, the following Resolution was passed:—ln pursuance of the powers conferred on it by The Mnnlcipal Corporations Act. 1908, and its amendments, the Public Health Act, 1908 and its amendments, and of each and every other power in that behalf enabling it the Mount Eden Borough Council hereby makes by Special Resolution Intended to operate as a Special Order the following By-laws to be known as the Sanitary By-laws, the object and purport 6t which are as follows namely:— ' (a) Requiring all owners or occupiers of a house or premises within 100 ft of a Bewer to provide a drain to carry aewage and waste liquids to the said sewer. to) Providing that all work of laying or connecting with sewers and drains must be under the control of the Council. (c) Forbidding any person to permit any waste liquids of any manufacturing process to flow into any sewer wlthont the sanction of the Council being first obtained. * (d) Requiring all persons who propose to carry out work In connection with drains or sewers to submit plans of same, and obtain permit before commencing such work and requiring ouch persons to whom a permit is Issued to deposit a sum as security for any damage that may be done. (c) Requiring drain layers to take out annual license. (f) Specifying particulars of materials to be used in drainage work, and manner In which work Is to be done. (g) Regulating the method of construction, position, and uses of sewage tanks <h) Prescribing the materials to oe used "in plumbing work. aDd the method In which such work Is to be executed (j) Regulating the erection and construction of slop sinks and of lavatories (k) Requiring any owner or occupier whom the Council may by notice require so to do to pull down, remove, alter or add to any sanitary convenience drain, sewage tank, or sanitary ftttlng whatspever on or connected with the property of such owner or occupier, or to otherwise comply with the provisions of this By-law. (I) Fixing penalties for any breach of this By-law. The said Resolution will be submitted for confirmation to a meeting of the Mount Eden Borough Council to be held at the Council Chambers, Va'ley Road, Mount Eden, on MONDAY, February 19. 1917 at 7.30 p.m. A copy of the Special order and By-laws is deposited at the Offlce of the Council, where the same will be open for public inspection during office hours until the confirming meeting is held. Dated this 17th day of January 1917 *», 6 * GR AT, 501 Town Clerk. LADIES' COSTUMES.—We keen a special stall for making Ladles Costumes, and Guarantee Absolute Satisfaction with every garment we make. Car or phone for patterns.—Meßßi DE Cash v£i_ri. £p stnlnier A"* Outfitter, 11-13