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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15480, 11 December 1913, Page 12

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ARABIAN TRADES AND INDUSTRIES. THE FINGER OF SUSPICION. PHENOMENA OF CRYSTALLATION. A wonderful scientific film. COMING BACK OF KIT DENVER. A Capital Western Drama. HER TERRIBLE ORDEAL (Drama). BIDONI AND THE LIONS. POPULAR PICTURE PRICES. THE "TYRIC rpHEATRE. The Theatro with the stamp of Approval! HAYWARD'S PICTURES. AYWARD'S JtICTCRES. "Tho Show that Sets the Standard." A Striking Masterpiece! " CROSS XT pRESCENT." " ross V . Orescent." OR THE FALL ;OF CONSTANTINOPLE. A Wonderful Story of tho Ottoman Turks. EXQUISITELY COLOURED THROUGHOUT. Also, IN THE NORTH WOODS - - • ■ Drama FAN-MAKING Interest THE MASTER PAINTER - - Vita. Drama THE WIDOW'S SUITORS - Edison Comedy N.Z. ANIMATED NEWS ----- Local The Lyric Symphony Orchestra. TUOTICE TO FARMERS FROM THE NORTH. ALL FARMERS FROM COUNTRY NORTH OF MAHURANGI Are requested to Meet at the Farmers' Union Offiee. Albert Street, Auckland. TO-MOR-ROW (Friday) EVENING, December 12, at 7 - m - D. H. LUSK. DANCE, Trades' Hall.—Professor Bailey's First Summer Dross Dance Friday Next, 7.30 to 12. Gent.'s, Is; Ladies, 6d. Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. BRANCH LIBRARY-PARNELL. The Citizens are respectfully invited to attend the Official Opening by His Worship the Mayor of the Branch Library in Manukau Road. Parnell, on SATURDAY, 13th December, 1913, at 3.45 o'clock p.m. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. 9th December, 1913. A UCKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY. PARNELL BRANCH. The new Branch Library (located in the old Parnell Council Chamber) will be Open on and after MONDAY, 15th December, from Ito 5 and 7t09 30 dally. The Library comprises a free Reading Room, supplied with Reference Books and a number of Popular Magazines, Newspapers, etc., and a Londing Department, containing a stock of about 1000 volumes, comprising a recent selection of all classes of Literature. Subscription Rates are as follows:— Per annum 10s Per half-year 5s Per quarter ' ... . 2s 6d (with deposit of ss). On depositing the sum of 2s 6d, any person may borrow books from the Lending Department by paying 2d per book borrowed. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. 9lh December, 1913. piTY OF AUCKLAND. PUBLIC LIBRARY. The Public Library will be closed on FRIDAY. 12th inst, between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock p.m., during the ceremony of officially opening the Grey Annexe. HENRY *W. WILSON, Town Clerk. 9th December. 1913. piTY OF AUCKLAND. BY-LAWS No. 18. Public Notice is hereby given that the following By-laws have been duly made by the Auckland City Council, and arc now in force, viz.:— By-laws of the Auckland City Council, made in pursuance of the powers and provisions contained in " The Municipal Cor- £ orations Act, 1908," " The Auckland omain .Vesting Act, 1893," "The Public Reserves and Domains Act, 1908." and in pursuance of all and every the other powers in that behalf contained in any other Act enabling the said Council in that behalf. The Auckland City Council doth hereby, by Special Order, ordain as follows: — 1. Thcso By-laws shall be read with and as extending and amending By-laws No. 2 of the City of Auckland, and words herein used shall have the samo moaning and be interpreted in the same way as tho same words when used in the said By-laws. 2. All vehicles being driven in or through the Domain and the drivers thereof and passengers therein shall be subject to the control of the Traffic Inspector or other officer appointed by the Auckland City Council for the purpose, and Sections 3 to 9 inclusive of this By-law shall apply to such vehicles, drivers, and passengers respectively. 3. Tho driver of any vehicle in the Domain before stopping or turning shall give tho following signals to guide any other driver as to his intentions, namely: — (1) Before turning to the right he shall hold out the right arm and horizontally to tho right. (2) When preparing to stop, ho shall hold up tho right forearm and hand vertically, the upper arm being horizontal. (3) On slowing down he shall hold out the right arm and hand horizontally to the right, but with a backward patting motion from tho wrist. 4. No vehicle shall pass another vohicle proceeding in tho same direction. 5. Upon setting down passengers at any ontiance to the Exhibition grounds in the Domain the driver of any vehicle shall either proceed straight on a'hd leave the Domain with such vehicle, or shall go right inside the Garage which will be established. 6. The driver of a vehicle shall keep such vehicle as near as practicable to the lefthand or near side of the road. 7. No vehicle shall be allowed to stand still or loiter. 8. The driver of any vehicle using the Domain shall carry proper lights and light and keep the same burning after sunset and before sunrise. 9. No person shall drive any motor-car in the Domain unless such motor-car shall have attached to it a bell, horn, whistlo or other means of giving audible notice of its approach as shall be approved by tho Traffic Inspector to the Auckland City Council, or shall fail or neglect whenever necessary, to give audible notice of the position or approach of such motor-car by sounding such bell, horn, whistle, or other instrument. Tho Common Seal of the Body Corporate of the Mayor, Councillors, and the Citizens of the City of Auckland was affixed to the foregoing By-la#vs this day of 1913, in the presence of (L.S.) C. J. PARR, Mayor. GEO. E. READ, Councillor, H. D. HEATHER. Councillor. HENRY ,W. .WILSON, Town Clerk.