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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 55, 5 March 1917, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. LYBIC. ! . YBIC. : : The Theatre of Supremacy. TODAY, TO-NIGHT, From 2 to 5, 6.30 to 8, 8 to 10 p.m. THE HONOURABLE ■ ALGY. Featuring CHARLES RAY. CHARLES RAY. CHARLES KAY. CHARLES RAY. A Procession of Thrills and Shocks. A Drama of Warm Hearts and Clean Minds. 1_ GLORIA'S ROMANCE. GLORIA'S ROMANCE. ' GLORIA'S ROMANCE. GLORIA'S ROMANCE. -Fourth Episode, Gloria makes her entrance into a long-dreamed-of world of grown-up society, and is caught in the turbulent stream of intrigue and passion. ' PRICES: Day Sessions—Adults, 6d; Children 3d Evening Sessions —Adults, D.C, 1/; Stalls, 6d; Children, half-price. Be wise and Book your Seats, 6d extra. 'Phone 3645. ' THE TTIDDEN ifiJCAR. » HE -E-IDDEN *->CAR. : AT T^VERYBODY'S.

, AT "■EVERYBODY S No one passes through life scarless, and usually, when the twilight of life dawns upon us, we look upon our scars as medals won in the "Battle of Life." rHE TTIDDEN. -OCAR. he -l-idden *jcar. : the ttidden qcar. he -Hidden <-jcar. —— a "world" film drama. If your son was a minister, who married an apparent widow, and it transpired that that woman's child was nameless, and you had brought him up to -consider a fallen woman * the lowest of God's creatures, WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE HIM DO rHE TTIDDEN OCAH. he -Hidden a story of a great love. If your daughter had been wronged —her only false step—and proceeded to live a life of Goodness and Charity, and, not knowing her past, the man she loves proposes to her, WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE HER DO HOLBROOK TJLINN OLBROOK J-»LINN AND ETHEL |~ILAYTOI THEL IN THE PRINCIPAL ROLES. A mUGBOAT -ROMEO. "- .A .'GROAT A—>OMEO. Triangle A fpUGBOAT "ROMEO. Keystone £*■ A-UGBOAT JJ OMEO. Comedy. AT EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. DANCING! DANCING TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. BUTTERFLY SOCIALS, TRADES HALI Gents. 1/6; Ladies Cd. VI4 W. F. JONES. Hon. Sec. BOROUGH NOTICES. DOROUGH OF DEVONPORI BY-LAW NQ./3, 1917. Public Notice is hereby given that at Special Meeting of the Devonport Boroug Council, held on TUESDAY, the 13th da of February, 1917, the resolution hereaft. set forth was passed. And notice is hereb also given that the said Resolution will t submitted to an Ordinary Meeting of tb said Council to be held at the Boroug Offices, Marine Parade, Devonport, o TUESDAY, the 20th day of March, 191 at 7.30 o'clock p.m., for' confirmation a a Bpeclal Order, namely:— In pursuance and, exercise of tr powers and authorities vested In by the Municipal Corporations Ac 1908, the Rating Act, 1908, and tt Acts amending tbe same respectlvel; and of all and every the.other powei and authorities contained in an other Act enabling tbe Devonpoi Borough Council in that behalf, tt said Council acting on behalf of tt Mayor, Councillors and Burgesses < the Borough of Devonport, doth b Special Order make and ordain thi By-law. The short title of this By-law. shall t the Devonport. Borough By-law No. 3, 191' This By-law shall be read with an deemed to form part of the Devonpoi Borough By-law No. 1, 1915. The object or purport of the said By-la' Is as follows:— WATER WORKS. -. To extend the meaning of the wor "Consumer," so as to include every ownc of property to which or to the occupier** which water is supplied. To amend Clauses 285 and 286 of sal By-law No. 1-by substituting the figure 7500 In' lieu of the figures 12,500 wherev. such figures appear in the said clause: being the maximum quantity of watt which may be consumed as ordlnar supply. To amend Clause 286 so as to extend tb meaning of "Extraordinary Supply," an to repeal Clauses 278, 289, 291. 292, an 294 of said By-law No. 1, and In lieu therec to provide that the charges for. ordinar supply to lands and buildings shall be a toUows:— (a) Where tbe supply is measured b meter, a uniform minimum rate c 7/6 per half-year. (b) Where such supply is not measure by meter, such "charge or rate a the Corporation may from time t time make and levy. To fix the rates and charges payable i respect of., the extraordinary supply c water,"and fixing the following rates an charges:— (a) Where water supplied by meter t livery stables, manufactories, buile ing works, fountains, and for othe ornamental purposes, to Coven ment buildings and lands, churche and societies, motor power, garde hoses, and water closets—l/ nt 1000 gallons. ' J (b) For all water supplied for sbips1/ per tun. (c) For water supplied to the Aucklan Harbour Board for use on an wharves or purposes Incidental* t the use thereof or docks-_-2/3 r>€ 1000 gallons. (d) For all water supplied to propert outside the Borough—l/ 3 per lot) gallons. (c) For water supplied for any purpos not provided for—such rates an ■charges as may be fixed or agree upon. " Where water ii not supplied by metei I—ling the following rates and eharges:----(f) For chimneys and buildings—Singh 2/6; double,. 3/. Each animal, 5, Water closets, each per annum, 10, And making the aforesaid rates an -barges payable half-yearly on the Ist Apr and Ist October, except where water 1 measured by meter. Providing that every consumer who n celves his supply by meter shall be Uabl 'or any. damage or Injury to such meter. Fixing a charge of 5/ for turning on th water supply where same has been cut ol Amending clause 278 of By-law No. 1 b providing that the Council may suppl meters to all properties within the Boroug and fixing the rent therefor at 2/6 per hai rear. Amending clause 273 by providing tha the Council will test the meters, and flxin the fee ■ therefor at 5/. Repealing clauses 279 and 299, and pri riding that meters shall be read at the en ol each half-year, namely, 31»t March an Wth September, and fixing the minimui charge per half-year at 7/6. Repealing clause 1 of By-law No. 2. SANITARY PLUMBING.

To repeal clause 250 of said By-law No 1 To amend clause 251, by providing that special permits, shall be issued, to any person entitled under the Plumbers' Registration Act, 1912, to do sanitary plumbing within the Borough. To require a permit to be obtained from the Council before commencing any job, ! and fixing a fee of 1/ for such permit in respect of each job over fl in value, and 2/6 if the job exceeds Co in value. BUILDINGS. Prescribing the form ot application for building permits within the Borough. CEMETERY. Prescribing the form of application for purchase of sites for the graves ln Cemeteries under the control of the Council, and form of registration of interments therein. A Copy of the proposed By-law Is deposited in the Town Clerk's Offlce, Council Chambers, Marine Parade, Devonport, and Is open to the inspection of the public during office hours until the said 20th day of Marcb, 1917. F. MORTIMER, ' 502 Acting-Town Clerk.