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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17606, 8 November 1922, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. TKK CHILDREN'S TRIUMPH. ' rirst Promotion of the Fairy Operetta, INOIV-WHITE AND THE SEYJ > DWARFS." _r* Choral Hail wai crowded last night ■jrr.-n Mr Svdnev Butler's Christchurch "■■ - p-iV. Choir iravo a very success fur per*£c rf thT above delightful Fairy °' r *vVEßyON-E DELIGHTED WITH LOVELY PRODUCTION. T-OVT 3<1&3 FINAL PRESENTATION TO-NIGHT. OON T MISS FINAL PRESENTATION TO-NIGHT. CHORAL HALL, 8 o'clock. ;>;.>ru3-:d Singio?. and Dancini Gifted Children of Chnatchurch. | this is the first step vy si'i L.R.A.M., in the develop-! -,'»r.' "ar.d er.'.ouragement 01 local Juvenile ' r *UOVI MISS TO-NIGHT'S LOVELY -'RODUCTION. n *rv>ULVR PRICES. POPULAR PBICES. Seats at Francis's Musical Depot Ki'h !*r°et. COUNTY COUNCILS. KOWAI COUNTY COUNCIL. r\t:<o- < Ir.e?2l!at!on By-law, 1922, and J j{o"ad«ide Drain By-law, 1922. DT'BLiC Notice is hereby given tuat at a. I sp-cial meeting of the Kowai County r r •./••! held at the Council's offices, Ba-- ."•■•'— c'n SATURDAY. November 4th, 1922, T"^v>liit : oa" was passed that in pursuance r>. "the ix>wera con/erred, by "The Counties, Vet 1W0," ar.d all other powers, the Kowai O u -.- Couicil, by special order make and ordain by-laws, of which the following are ulara:— x ine Kowai County Electrical Installation By-law, of which the following ia the object or purport, jiamely: fa) To provido for the approval and registration of contracting firms. _ W To provide for the qualification of -rirernen, fitters and labourers employed on electrical work, the testing and inspection of all work, the grade of material to bo used, the placing of conevr,oTS' electrical leads and also in regard to switch-boards, fuses, earthing installation, aerial, the regulation of motors, pressure supply, heating circuits, special precautions in damp places, temporary wiring, conduit system, switches, outdoor lighting, sequence of connexions and meter leads, subdividing circuits and central fuseß, combined main . boards, power factor and incomplete work. !c) To provide for penalties for breach of the by-law. •J. The Kowai County 'Roadside Drain Bylaw, 1922, of which the following is the object or purport, namely:— (a) To prevent damage to roadside drains or water-channels by prohibiting persons driving vehicles or animals through or across such drains or water-channels for the purposes of ingress and egress to and from private premises except at bridges, culverts or other approved crossings. , - (b) To provide for applications for and the approval of such bridges, culverts or crossings. (c) To provide for the safety and convenience of the public and the effectiveness of such drains and water-channels by controlling tile erectionf maintenance, repair or removal of such bridges, culverts, or crossings by th« occupiers of the premises to which the said bridges, cnlrerts j>r crossings give access. >- (d) To provide for penalties for bTeach of the by-law. And it is hereby further Tjublicly notified that tbo said resolution will be submitted for confirmation as a special Order at ' a meeting of the Baid Council, •to be held a the Connty'e Offices at Balcairn on Friday* the Bth dav of December, 1922 at the'hour of ten o'clock in the- forenoon, and . that copies of the said proposed by-laws are deposited At the office, of "the Council at Balcairn aforesaid and are open to the inspection of th» public during ordinary office hours on and from the date hereof until the said confirming meeting is held. DATED this Fourth day of November, 1923. > BY ORDER. JOHN FITZPATRIGK, ' County Clerk. JOHNSTON, MILLS AND WHITE, : 2445 Solicitors for the Council. BOARD AMD RESIDENCE. NEW BRIGHTON CAFE. FECIAL Tariff to Patrons during the ,\ Summer Months. .Fall particulars on application. The NEW BRIGHTON CAFE has all the facilities of a. first-lass Hotel nomely, comfortable, and an excellent table. Enjoy your holiday and the bracing soa air OAEE- For accommodation 'phone w* SEAL COUNTRY HOLIDAY. .AN take a limited number PAYING A GUESTS on Farm, hear lovely Sandy Beach, Caves, and Bush, Beautiful Scenery, ■to: Will meet 'cars. • Reasonable. ~. Ring or-write.' : 'v .. •'. ', . 46D LONG. BAY, - N7020. BINHOLHB'r REST HOME. 246 I ESPLANADE, NEW BRIGHTON. Miss GilL Telephone 89SM A 8398 ' '. VICTORIA REST HOME, ' GERALDINE. OW OPEN. Sunny Climate, Genial Air, Pleasant Grounds,' and surroundings. Home comforts end atmosphere. - ■' r - For full particulars -write'-or wire; - ,M 07028 . MISS HAIG. "CROYDON," SUMNER. , RS GREER and the MISSES GREER, late of Pigeon' Bay, have vacancies for a few Paying Guests. Tariff £2 10s per week. Liberal Cuisine. "A HOME FROM HOME." Address: • Comer of Nayland and Stoke' streets. Tram Stopping- Place. G6034 II A R T O U M. 86 Armagh street West, corner Durham - street. - AYING VISITORS received 'Phone 3800. wiau - a Quietest, sunniest, and best position in city. Business men, married couples. 26 Caahel street West. H 6966-1281 BEACHCLIFFS, 7 HEAD ST., SUMNER. (Late Residence of Mrs Preston.) PAYING Guests, comfortable, quiet; home, sunny position. Proprietors,' Misses Hugfins and Suckling. 80165-9313 ~ OUNT PLEASANT HOSTEL AND —X HEALTH RESORT. 1200 feet above sea level Situated, back of Redeliffa. Splendid accommodation for Boarders and Week-end Guests. Liberal Tariff. Car meets trains by leanest. Ring Eedcliffs 'Phone, or write Tea jriouse, MtTPlsasant. H. H. ROBERTS, Proprietor. R92?l 96 DYER'S PASS ROAD, CASHMERE HILLS. fCIES FOR PAYING GUESTS. ■ESBBB 'PHONE 7027 A OLLER AND YOUNG; -avers and Dietiukers, Memorial Tablets,' Embossing, Seals, Brass Name Plates, and Badges. M6W, 99 GLOUCESTER STREET. 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