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Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13308, 11 October 1916, Page 2

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HAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER ALTERING NAME OF STREET. "ItfOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Hamilton Borough Council held on Friday, 29tli September, 1916, the 'following resolution was passed and will he submitted for confirmation at the ordinary meeting of the Council to l)e held on FRIBAY, the 27th day of October, 1916 "That the Streets in Claudelands now known as Kitchener Street and John Street be named KITCHENER STREET for their entire combined length. E. J. DAYEY, Town Clerk. 4th October, 1916. 48 HAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER MAKING BY-LAW fN OTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Hamilton Borough Council held on Friday, 29th September, 1916, the following resolution was passed and will be submitted lor confirmation at the ordinary meeting of the Council to be held on 27th October, 1916, at 7.30 p.m., at the Council Chambers:— "That tTie Council hereby resolves by way of Special Order that 'The Motor By-law 1916' be adopted." The object or purport of the said tjy-law is as follows: To generally consolidate and amend the By-laws relating to Motors, Motor Cabs, and Motor Stage Carriages. To provide for the lighting and Identifying of Motors. To provide for the issue of certificates of ability to ctyive a motor. To provide for the licensing of Motor Cabs, Motor Stage Carriages, and ' Motor Vans, and fixing the fees to be paid for licenses. To provide that on Motor Cab stands the Cabs shall face in the correct direction. To provide for Motor Cabs exhibiting a flag while on a stand. To fix the fees to be paid for the hire of Motor Cabs. To fix penalties for the breach of the By-law. A copy of the proposed By-law is deposited at the Office of the Council, and is open for inspection during office hours. E. J. DAVEY. Town Clerk. 4th October, 1916. 45 HAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER MAKING BY-LAW Ttf OTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Hamilton Borough Council held on Friday, 29th day of September, 1916, the following re- * solution was passed and will be submitted for confirmation at the ordinary meeting of the Council to be held on 27th October, 1916, at 7.30 p.m., at the Council Chambers:— "That the Council hereby resolves by way of Special Order that "The By-law Amendment By-law 1916' be adopted." The object or purport of the said by-law is as follows: To provide for a stricter observance of the "rule of the road" and the necessity for safe driving. To provide for the regulation of ▼ehicles left standing in the street. To provide for the drivers of vehicles giving signals before stopping or turning in the street. To provide for stage carriages (or motor stage carriages) running to fixed time tables. To include in the term "footway" any portion of the street laid down in grass. To amend the By-law fixing the "Stock Route." To define the term "Trade Refuse." To provide that a water closet may be placed in a bath-room. To provide for the more effective sanitation of work done inside buildings, and stipulating the sizes of pipes required for waste pipes. To provide that poultry runs shall be a minimum distance from dwellings or wells. To license plumbers engaged on Water Supply work. To provide for the laying of temporary crossings when building material is being carted across footways. To fix penalties for the breach of the By-law. A copy of the proposed By-law is deposited at the office of the Council, and is open for inspection during office hours. E. J. DAVEY. Town Clerk. 4th October, 1916. 46 Get good results—plant your vegetables from seed procured at T.M.S.*