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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 111, 8 February 1928, Page 3

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PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC FAREWELL TO N.Z. BOWLERS, 1928. A CIVIC FAREWELL will be lender--’A ed to the N.Z. Bowlers. 1928. at the Town Hall. Concert Chamber. TOMORROW (THURSDAY). FEBRUARY 9, 1928. at 11 a.m. prior to their departure for the Old Country. All Citizens aro cordially invited to be present on the occasion. GEO. A. TROUP. Mayor. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. RE HOSING GARDENS. VOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN that the watering of gardens by means of hoses without tho water first passing tlirough a meter is a Breach of tho By-law. and may lead to the prosecution of lilO offender. E. I’. NORMAN. To.rn Clerk. February 8, 1928. A BY-LAW TO PREVENT THE CONTAMINATION OF FOOD DURING MANUFACTURE AND SALE. r PHE Council of (he Borough of Eastbourne hereby makes Special Order (lie following By-law, under tho provision of the “Health Act. 192(1.” such By-law to come into force on tlie Ist day of February. 1928. (t) No person shall use or occupy any place or premises within the Borough for tlie manufacture, preparation, storage or delivery of food for sale unless he shall in respect of such place or premises comply willi tho provisions of the Regulations relating to the contamination of food made from time to time under the Health Act. 1920, and for the time being in force, and shall obtain a license under these By-laws. (2) Before any person shall commence to carry on in any place or premises witbin the Borough, for the manufacl lire, preparation, storage or delivery of food for sale, he shall applv to the Council in writing for a license in the form which may he obtained from tlie Town Clerk, and shall give the full name and address of the applicant, and full particulars of the place or premises Io be used, and the nature of the food-' to be manufactured, prepared, sol I or delivered. (3) Upon payment by the applicant of a lee of 10s. and upon the Borough Engineer or Inspector being satisfied I hat tho place or premises comply with .I’o aforesaid regulations, the Town Clerk mav issue :i license to tho applicant in the form No. 2 which may be obtained on application. (I) Every such license shall be vcarly .-mil shall expire on the 3|sl day of December in each year. I’. S. TIARGI’CAVES. Town Clerk. w BARBER AND CO. Dry Cleaners ’’ -(no dyeing). 125 Cuba Street. City.