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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15365, 9 November 1920, Page 6

WELLINGTON, this day. Tlie' Tramways Amendment Bill, was read a first time in, the House, on - the motion of the Hon. J. G. Coates,' who stated that owing to the large demand for timber, small sizes were being cut from • worked-oub -bush, and discarded tramways were being used. There was no power of official inspection, and as accidents had happened the Bill gave power to owners, contractors, or workmen to call for an official, inspection of bridges and tramlines.— Parliamentary Reporter.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. BIRTH. ANDERSON.— At "The Haven," .Carnarvon Street, on November 9th; to Mr. and Mrs; G. G. Anderson, Te Karaka, a son. , WAIKAIIAE BEACH ! GALA DAY SATURDAY, KOV. 13 ,' JJAGES J«OR rjiHE QHILDREN. Commencing at .1.30 p.ni. ,gABY/ gHOW, Under 12 ■ months aiid 12 months to 24 months. (^ASTLE rgiISIGNING. , Under 14 and between 14-18. PRIZES- for Best Full-dressed Costume (Lady's and Gentleman's). officialTopenimg of Bathing Pavilion At 2.30 p.m. .. CUBICLE'S yvill be Auctioned by Mr t ' Fred. Gray ut «© pliii. 738 DRIVERS' UNION! " 1 ■ ."•'•_____ ' T'HEI General Meeting of the above '! ■will be held in Labor Go'iincal's Chambers TO-MORROW EVENING, at 7.30 SHARP. 1 771 Dl' W. COLEMAN. , i . . WANTED — Man,, take charge motor ; lorry; also 3 Men, used to bush work.— Apply Chas. Taylor, Cabinetmakor. ' ■ ' •• -,-,■ • 759 ' jYKfIANTFJp, . ilrTmediatelyr^A: Tv_th, IVV ! „aj. Qadct, % thl.-cQifnti'V'. <£, pcrr:enca not. necessary.r—Abp'ly ''Herald Office. " •■'■• . 770 T jOST—Smallv Leather Case, oontainJLi! ing a thermometer antl fountain! pen. —Finder please return to Health Inspector's Office,-"* Government Buildiiigs/'or Herald Office! '■'