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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18354, 21 March 1923, Page 6

'' : ' : COBPOftATIOM NOTICES. ',:-V,--^ pITY 'OF AUOKLANB ti- ' ,'. SPECIAL ORDER, MAKING BY-LAW m f,?v : , •,; -~, :.- ■:• : No. 8L IR r : •■ Publio notice in hereby given thai at i 'Special Meeting of the Auckland City Coun oil convened for the purpose and held 01 THURSDAY, the Bth day of March. 1923 the following Resolution was passed. an< will b* submitted for confirmation at th Ordinary Meeting of the Council to be helc on THURSDAY, the sth day of April, a T o'clock p.m.. in the Council Chamber Town Hall. Queen Stree*, Auckland, viz. >- "That the Auckland Citv Council dptl hereby by Special Resolution ink tended to operate as a Special Ordei make the following By-law to ,b< known as By-law No. 31 of the Citj of Auckland." • BY-LAW No. 31. 1. This By-law shall be read with and m extending and amending By-law No. 1 ol the City of Auckland, mads on the 19th das of April. 1917, and words herein used shall have the same meaning and be interpreted in the same way as the same words when used in the said By-law No. 1. IN RESPECT OF UNATTENDED VEHICLES. 2. By-law No. 13 subclause (b) of Section ft of the Auckland City Council is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof the following is enacted:— , ... 3. (b) No person shall leave any vehicle unattended between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. of any day for more than 15 minutes at any one time in any of the following etreets or places in the City of Auckland. Custom.'' Street East, from Queen Street to (lore Street. Customs Street West, from Queen Street to Albeit Street. Federal Street, ort. Street Ku.rnngahapo Road. Khyber Pass Road. , New North Road, from Mount Eden Road to Dominion Road. Pnnsonbv Road. Queen Street. Shortland Street, from Queen Street to O'Connell Street. Kyrnonds Street, from Mount Eden Road to East Street. TVellesley Street East, from Queen Street to Kitchener Street. Welleslev Street Wert, from Queen Street to Hobson St. Commerce Street. Little Queen Street. Quay Street. O'Connell Street. Chancery Lane. Victoria Street East, from Queen Street to High Street. IN RESPECT OF ADVERTISING IN STREETS. i. No person snail use or cause or allow to be used for advertising or similar purposes in or about the streets or public places of the City any means or device which ip or is to be carried or borne about in the public view whether by persons, animals, vehicles, machines or otherwise and no person shall carry or bear any such means or device or ride or drive any animal, vehicle or machine with or bearing the same in any street or public place in the City provided always that— (at This By-law shall not prevent any person from displaying his name and the nature and location of his business or residence on any vehicle or machine for the time being in his possession and used, at the lime for ordinary commercial carrying purposes in connection with that business. (b) This By-law shall not apply to persons, animals, vehicles or machines in any procession or similar display for which the special permission of the Council shall have been obtained. J. S. BRIO HAM. Town Clerk. pITY OF AUCKLAND. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. Notice is hereby given that the Auckland City Council has granted the use of the. Domain Cricket Ground to the Auckland Summer Carnival Committee for the purpose of a Sports Gathering on the Evenings of March 22 and 24, 1923, with authority to the said Committee to make a charge not exceding One Shilling for each person for admission to the Cricket Ground, with an extra charge of One Shilling for every horse or vehicle, and an additional charge not exceeding One Shilling for each person for. admission to the pavilion. J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk , i "VrOUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. DISTRICT ELECTORAL ROLL. The Supplementary Roil will close for the Reception of Claims on THURSDAY, March 29. 1923. at 6 p.m. All Residents who are British subiects, and have resided in New Zealand for 12 months, and in this Borough during the three months last past, are eligible for enrolment, on making application, and can obtain forma for the purpose at this office. S. GRAY. Town Clerk. Council Chambers, Valley Road, Mount Eden, March 19. 1923. THOROUGH OF MOUNT ALBERT. DISTRICT ELECTORS' LIST. Notice is hereby given that the Supplementary Roll in connection -with the District Electors' List is now being prepared. All adult British Subjects who have been resident in the Dominion for at least one year, and in any one Ward of the Borough during the last three _ mouths, are eligible for enrolment on a Residential Qualification. Applications must be on the official form j provided, and will be received up- to 5 p.m. on the 29th inst. H. TJTTING, Town Clerk. THOROUGH OF HAMILTON. DISTRICT ELECTORS' LIST. All persons having the necessary nullification (freehold, ratepayer, or residential), and whose names do not already appear on the above list, are notified that claims for Enrolment on the Supplementary List, which is now being prepared, must be lodged with the Town Clerk not later than 6 p.m. on THURSDAY, 29th inst. For convenience of electors, a printed copy of the Main List may be inspected at the following places, where enrolment forms may also be obtained— Town Clerk's Office, Victoria St. Benson's General Store. Victoria Si. Frankton Auction Mart. Commerce St. Winter's Fruit Store, Grey St Beaver's General Store, Heaphy TeTrf.ce. A copy of the Main List is also open for inspection at the Public Library. E. J. DAVEY. Town Clerk. March 10, 1923.' COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES. pOUNTY OF WAITEMATA In terms of regulations made under "The Counties Act, 1920," notice is hereby given that a copy of the Balance-sheet of the Waitemata County Fund for the year ended March 31. 1922. is deposited for public inspection during office hours at the County Office. Auckland, and at the Silverdale, i Taiaotea Titirangi. Glenfield. Kaukapakapa, j Waimauku, Parakai, Waitakere, Oratia, j jt* Albany, and Henderson Post Offices, for *;i? thirty (30) days from the date hereof. P. THEET. Chairman ■ March 16. 1923. RESTAURANTS AMP TEAROOMS. "BLUE PAVILION" LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS. Karangahape Road. Visitors during Carnival Week must not miss Dining at the B.P. Perfect Menu. Refreshing Teas. Delightful Orchestra. TTvRINKS FRESH FROM FRUIT. You know the extra flavour of drinks , freshly made from fruit. At Stacey's Fine I Soda Fountain you can see made drinks I and enjoy fresh orange and lemon drinks. I An electrical machine, a whi;iz. and you have the fruit juice readily extracted. This is the base of the drink that will win your favour. Enjoy one to-day at STACEY'S, 61, Queen St. SANFORD'S DINING ROOMS, OPPOSITE G.P.0.. QUEEN ST. FISH MEALS. Open From 9 a.m. Until 10 p.m. Daily. (Closed All Day Sundays.) _ R AND CA F E. PRIOR STILL LEADING. BEST Is i,d MEAL IN TOWN. DYERS AND CLEANERS. CARPET Cleaning, Spring Cleaning. J House Washing.— V acuum. Cleaning Co., 14, Waitemata Chambers, Customs St 'Phone 1769. G~ENT T Ladies' Hats Cleaned, Blocked! Felts, Panamas, Leghorn, Tuscan. — Crothal Way Co., 137, Symonds St. SPRING Cleaning.. Vacuum and General Cleaning, oxerienced staff.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co.. Strand Arcade. 'Phone MO _____ rpAURANGA BY-ELECTION. MACMILLAN. MAGMILLAN, Oyer 40 Years Resident in the Electorate. SECURITY AND PROGRESS.