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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 16 December 1912, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. OOSMOPOLTTA>N OLUB. A SPECIAL General Meeting of Members of the Club -will be heldl TUESDAY, 17th De»emb€(r, 1912, at 8 p.m. . ■ j Business:—Election «l President • Reception of Requisition. WM. HALL, - .- Beape^any. BfLBLiE IN STATE SCHOOLS LEAGUE. A LL Members of tie General Cbmmit-i-£a. tee andl others in.sympathy with, the movement are requested to meet an St. Paul's Oase-room to-night (MONDAY), at 7.30 o'clock. Business very important. JOHN WALKER, 1_- . , Hon. Sec. " HURWORTH SCHOOL. ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS at 2 p.m., Saturday, Decemlber 14th. ' Annual Prize Giving (O. J. Wray, Esq., in the chair) Monday, DeoeniSber 6th, 7.30 p.m. Old Boys and Friends are cordially invited to be present. W. E. ATKINSON, Headmaster. WANGANUI COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. PRIZE DAY. DECEMBER 17th, 1612. "pRTZES. will he di&fcriibutea by ih©X Right Reverend th© Bishop of Waiapu, v in Big School, at 7.3d p.m. Friends of the School are invited. Admission by ticket only. Tioketa to b& obtained by letter from the Bookroom. J. LI. DOVE, ' Heiad Master. TO PAINTERS. FTIENDERS are invited up til 12 noon 'J- on Wednesday, lSth met., for Painting five 'houses, I>urie Hall. - Conditions (at my office; THOS. H. BATTLE, Architect. ESTATE OF P ; J. MISSEN, DECEASED. THE BRANCH STORE at KAKA- . _ TAHI has /this day been cold as a going concern to Mr. J. T. Hodder. The GENERAL STORE at MAKTRIKIRI will continue to 'be carried on by the TRUSTEES. ' " :'•■■■". FAiRBURN AND SILK, / Accountants to the Trustees. Dec, 2nd, 1912. WANGANUI COUNTY COUNCIL. HEAVY TRAFFIC BY-LAWS. "VFOTICE is Ihereby given that at a . l-\ special meeting of theWanganui County Council held oh -the 27th day of November, 1912, it was 'resolved by Avay of special order that the, Wanganui County Council make By-iaws un- \ der. "The Counties' Act, 1908," and "The Public Works' Act, 1908," and the respective amendment of tihe «aid : AJcts the object land purport of which; bylaws art as follows: — .I.—The definition of iheavy traffic, road, and vehicle engine or machine. 2.—The regulation with regard to the number of wheels and to -tihe weight of the load earned of the ,width ojf *the. tyres of all vehicles, engines or machines < engaged in heavy traffic on troads under the control of tiie Council. 3.—Providing that th© owner and driver of-, any such vehicle, "enginor or. machine engaged as" aforesaid shall be guilty of an offence if th© width of the tyres of -the wheels or any -of them be less thian is specified er required by these by-laws. ' -;j 4.—Prohibiting the "use of any vehicle or machine engaged in heavy traffic as aforesaid unless the weight of such vehicle \or machine shall be (correctly marked upon some conspicuous part of . such vehicte or machine so as ifo be,distinctly visible and legible during daylight. And providing a penalty not exceeding £20 for the contravention" of this by-law. ,-. " • 5. —Prescribing what quantity of timber, agricultural produce, mineral," or any material of any other description mentioned in the Schedule to these^ "bylaws shall be deemed to be of a specified weight. 6—Enabling any person authorised by the County Council to stop any vehicle in his opinion infringing these bylaws until the width of the tyres or the weight of such vehicle and of the load thereon or of tlhe contents jthereof can be ascertained. 7.-—Enabling anjr person authorised as aforesaid to examine and measure tl)o tyres of vehicles and the load on or contents of such vehicles. , B.—Requiring tihe driver of aay veil- . icle engaged in heavy traffic .to, givo to such authorised person euch. anfoimation regarding the load or contents of such vehicle and to do all ouch, other acts for the purpose of enabling the same to be ascertained as such authorised person shall reasonably request and providing -that any" driver refusing so to do shall be guilty of an offenco. 9.—Prohibiting heavy traffic, during the months of June, July,-August and September, in each year exicept with the written authority' of the County Clerk. .. : , 10.—Prohibiting tihe use of ibullocks sis traction"animals during the. months of May, June, July, August and September in each year. 11.—Prohibiting the use of aflioes upon tie tyres of any engine or machine. 12. —Providing a .penalty not exceed.ing £5 for (breach of any of /these bylaws save as hereinbefore provided. 13.—Providing that these fey-laws shall come into force.on the first day of March, 1913. The said resolution will be submitted for confirmation to a special meeting of the Wanganui County Council to be held at the Council office, Taupo Quay, Wanganui, on fcJio ifcraith day of January, 1913, at 11 a.m. • A copy of the proposed by-laws is deposited at ihe office of tlio Council where the same will remain open to the inspection of tho public during offtco hours until the said confirming meeting is held. Dated this second day of December, 1915?. A. C. MANNINGTON, ■County CJerk. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. T7IOR the Best in Brickwork and Jj allied Trades consult MESSRS. TALLISS AND MASON. Postal Address, Mosstown. Registered Telegraphic Address "Brickwork," Wanganui. WANTED Known.—The Stether Wall Papers are Non-Fading Washable papers. They will wash, colours "don't fade, contain no poisotnous materials. They are the most durable. We have been made Solo Agents. , Write for patterns. Tingey and Co., Ltd. ' A SMALL DEPOSIT now will re- . serve for you at the sale fork© any article of Jewellery that you -pßcfuirie next month for a Xmas Pr«*e!ri, >awronco Andrews, jcweUor and •i»tiwiaai» Av«»W3.