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Southland Times, Issue 19393, 6 November 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. chautauq.ua LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! « MUNICIPAL THEATRE. MUNICIPAL THEATRE. FRIDAY. FRIDAY. FRIDAY. FRIDAY. FRIDAY. FRIDAY. At 8 p.m. DR. DAVID D. VAUGHAN. DR. DAVID D. VAUGHAN. Supported by: PHYLLIS M. ALLINSON. And CONSTANCE ZEIBELL If you have not been to the previous Chautauqua Entertainments, do not miss this last evening of the 1924 series—a really remarkable programme. If you have attended previously it is unnecessary to advise you of the Grand Finale—only -to remind you of the date: FRIDAY EVENING NEXT. CHAUTAUQUA PRICES: 3/-; 2/-; 1/-. NO TAX. Box Plan Now' Open at the Bristol. BOOK EARLY! GRAND DEMONSTRATION CONCERT. TOKANUI PUBLIC HALL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. BY PUPILS OF TOKANUI DANCING SCHOOL. Assisted by First-class Invercargill Artists, including MISS MAE MATHIESON. Vocalist, (Winner of Begg 20 Guinea Shield, Dunedin Competitions), MR ALEX. SUTHERLAND and MR D. ROBINSON. TO BE FOLLOWED BY GRAND BALL. ALEX SUTHERLAND, M.C. C. C. SELBY Principal. Ncl2l PUBLIC NOTICES. BOROUGH OF INVERCARGILL. NEW BYLAW. T)UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Invercargill Borough Council held on the 28th day of October, 1924, the Council resolved to make by special order a Bylaw to be known by the short title of “The Invercargill Bylaw No. 8, 1924,” the objects and purport of which Bylaw are as follows: I—Prohibiting the riding, driving or conducting of any animal, vehicle or bicycle, or playing of any game, on grass plots or plantations in streets or any other interference with such plots or flower beds therein. 2—Prescribing the conditions for the connection of private drains with sewers. 3—Requiring persons intending to erect, alter or repair buildings to obtain permits from the Borough Council or Town Engineer before beginning the work; also where in carrying out any such work it is necessary to cross a footway to first obtain a permit from the Council or Town Engineer; also requiring every person who intends carrying out any work to make good all damage or injury which may be done to any street, footway or public place, and also to deposit the required sum of money as security for making good any such damage or injury; also requiring the covering and protection from injury, in the manner direced by the Borough Engineer, of footways across which materials and things are carried.

4—Prohibiting vehicles being taken across or along any footway except where there is an outhorised crossing. NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that a copy of the said proposed Bylaw is deposited at the Public Office of the Council in the Town Hall, Tay Street, Invercargill, and is open to the inspection of the public during office hours until and inclusive of the 25th day of November 1924. NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that the Council intends at a Special Meeting of the Council to be held at the Council Chambers, Tay Street, Invercargill, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of November, 1924, at 8 o’clock in the evening to confirm as a Special Order the aforesaid resolution making the said Invercargill Bylaw No. 8, 1924, either with any amendments which may be made before confirmation or without amendment, and that at such meeting the day upon which such Bylaw shall come into force will be fixed, the date proposed being the 10th day of December 1924. J. E. TAYLOR, NelB4 Acting Town Clerk. WALLACE COUNTY. APPLICATION TO ERECT A SWING GATE ON ROADLINE. Notice is hereby given that john SHEEHY, Jun., of Hillside, has applied to the Wallace County Council for permission to erect a SWING GATE on the Lumsden-Te Anau Road at Lynwood and about lj miles North of Hillside turn-off in Block 111, Mararoa Survey District. And it is further notified that any objections thereto will be considered by the above Council at a meeting to be held on FRIDAY, November 21, 1924. Any objections thereto must be lodged at the County Office, Otautau, at least three days before the said meeting. G. B. BURNS, County Clerk. Wallace County Council Office, -Otautau, November 5, 1924. Nel92 WALL PAPERS Distinctive and Durable. Suitable for All Rooms. Fast to Light. WALL PAPERS ANDREW LEES, LTD. ESK STREET. Pattern Book Free to any Address

BE YOUR OWN MILLINER. PERSONAL TUITION by an Expert Milliner. Classes held Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Afternoons 2.30 p.m.; Evenings 7 p.m.—SCHOOL OF MILLINERY, Room No. 7, Top Floor, Hallenstein’s Buildings.—MlSS J. TAYLOR, Principal. ( 612