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Harbor Bye-laws. the same, and immediately deliveritto the chairman, who shall state the same to the Board 18. No member, except the mover, shall speak to any motion or amendment, nor shall any motion or amendment he discussed, or put to the vote of the B uni, or recorded on the minutes, until it has been seconded 19. No motion or amendment shall be withdrawn without leave of the Board 20. A member moving a motion, but not a member morel}’ seconding one, shall be held to have spoken thereon 21. A member who has spoken to a question may, when he has been misunderstood or misrepresented, again be heard to explain himself in regard to some material part of bis speech, hut -may not introduce any new matter 22. The mover of every original proposition, but not of any amendment, shall have a right to reply when called upon by the chairman, who shall first ask whether any other member desires to speak ; and immediately after such reply, the question shall be put by the chairman, without any further discussion

23. No member shall speak a second time on the same question, except by way of reply, in explanation, or upon a point of order

24. No member shall digress from the subject-matter of the question under discussion, or comment upon the words used by any other member in a previous debate, or reflect upon any former resolution ol the Board, except on a motion to rescind such former resolution

25. Any member imputing improper motives to, or making personal reflections on, any other member shall bo deemed highly disorderly, and on being required by the chairman, shall withdraw his expressions and make satisfactory apology to the Board

26. Any member may require the enforcement of any of the provisions of these Bye-laws by directing the attention of the chairman to any infraction thereof 27. The chairman, when called on to decide on points of order or practice, shall state the provision, rule, or practice which he deems applicable to the case, without discussing or commenting on the same ; and his decision as to order or explanation in each case will be final

28. A question having been proposed may be amended by leaving out certain words only, by leaving out certain words in order to insert other words, or by inserting or adding words 29. No second or subsequent amendment, whether upon an original proposition or on an amendment, shall be made or taken into consideration until the previous amendment is disposed of 30. If an amendment be carried, the question or amendment as amended shall then become the question or amendment before the Board, and may be further amended as to any portion thereof coming after the part so amended 31. IE an amendment be negatived, then a second amendment may be‘moved to any portion of the question coming aftev the part proposed to be amended 32. No discussion shall be allowed on any motion for adjournment of the Board. 33. If any motion for adjournment be put and negatived, the subject then under consideration, or the next or some other on the business paper, shall be discussed before any subsequent motion for adjournment bo made

34. If at any meeting of the Board the number of members present be reduced to less than a quorum, and the attention of the chairman be called thereto, lie may adjourn such meeting for any period not more than one week, notice whereof shall be forthwith given to each of the members 35. If any meeting of the Board shall be adjourned, • the business thereof shall be resumed at the adjourned meeting at the point where it was interrupted by the adjournment 36. The chairman shall, in taking a vote of the Council, put the question first in the affirmative and then in the negative, and (he result thereof shall be recorded in the minutes •

37. Whenever a division shall be demanded by any member, the members voting in the affirmative shall say “ aye,” and those voting in the negative “no,” and the result shall be declared by the chairman

38. The Board may by resolution order the whole of the. councillors to be summoned to attend a special meeting at a time to be named in such order, of which the notice required in the case of a special meeting shall be given to each , 39. No petition shall be presented after the Board shall have proceeded with the ordeis of the day . 40. It shall be incumbent on every member presenting a petition to acquaint himself with the contents thereof, and to ascertain that it does not contain language disrespectful to the Board, and that the contents do not violate any of the'provisions of any byc-law 41. Every member presenting a petition to the Board .shall sign his name at the beginning thereof 42. Every petition shall be in writing, and not printed or lithographed, and shall contain the prayer of the petitioners at the end thereof, and be signed by the persons whose names are appended thereto, by their names or marks, except in cases of incapacity by sickness 43. No letters, affidavits, or other documents shall be attached to any petition 44. Every member presenting a petition to tlie Board shall coniine himself to a statement of the persons from whom it comes, the number of .signatures attached to it, and the material allegations con-

Wanganui Equitable L.B. and I. Society, Permanent. (Incorporated under <( The Building Societies Act, I860.”) PAID-UP CAPITAL, £35,000. THE Corporation makes advances on Mortgages for from Two to Seven years, repayable by monthly instalments, the interest on which on an average of all the terms only amounts to £5 6s per annum. Or on fixed terms on conditions to be agreed upon, EDW. CIRJHTON, Managing Director. " ■ S.S. COMP AN Y. Will leave as under— For Wosport and Wellington—22nd, at 1-30 p.m. For freight, passage, and every inforS. S. WAKATU THE mation, apply to EDW. C. HORNER Manager.