ELTHAM.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 19 October 1922, Page 4

ELTHAM.

I (From Our Own Correspondent.) ; * The Town Band are assiduously prac- ' tismg and drilling in preparation for I the coming Class B band__contest to be i. held at Stratford on iNovember 30 Conductor Beesley and his men are all enthusiastic, and will no doubt put up a creditable performance, i There was a good attendance at the special picture programme "With Stan«yAfnca»'' T vn- t Siven in aid of the lubhc Library. The funds should be greatly benefited. ' | Regulations just gazetted dealing with dangerous electric lines provide for a clearance from the ground at the ( lowest point of the span, whether erected in a street or not, of fifteen feet lin the case of low pressure lines and I nineteen feet in the case of high pres- , sure lines. A line is also classed as .dangerous which is normally accessible 1 to any person from any building or part iof any building, such as a balcony, | verandah, parapet, window, or any"post or bank.