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Patea Mail, 21 August 1882, Page 2

Harbor Bye-laws. tained in it, and to the reading of the prayer thereof 45 Any member may protest against any resolution of the Board, and notice of intention to protest shall in every case be given forthwith on the adoption of tire resolution protested against, and the protest alia!l specify the reasons for protesting, and shall bo entered three days at least before the next ordinary meeting of the Board by the protesting member in a book to he kept for that purpose in the Board’s office, and signed by such member,, and. shall also be entered in the minutes of the meeting at which notice of the intention to protest shall have been given previously to the confirmation thereof, but snob protect may be expunged from the minutes if declared by a majority of the Board to be not in accordance with truth or in its terms disrespectful to the Board. 46. Any one or more of the sections of this part of these Bye-laws may be' suspended for a special purpose on motion upon notice, or by a unanimous vote of the Board 47. No resolution or other proceeding of the Board shall be rendered invalid by reason only of an infraction of any of the provisions of this part of these Bye-laws, or on the ground that any point of order has been wrongly decided by the Chairman 48. Any member (a) Using any offensive or disorderly language at any meeting of the Board, and refusing to withdraw thesame, and apologise therefor, to Board when lawfully requested SO‘„ to do ; or (5) Having at an}’ meeting of the Board been ruled out of order by the Chairman, twice called to order by him, and refusing to obey such call ; or (c) Otherwise Behaving in a disorderly manner at any such meeting ; or (i d ) Being present at any meeting of the Board when a division of the Board is taken upon any question and not voting, he not being disabled by law from so doing ; or (e) Neglecting to attend in compliance with an order for a call of the whole Board within half-an-hour of the appointed hour, without reasonable excuse to the satisfaction of a majority of the Board shall be guilty of a breach of these Byelaws. 49. The salary or allowance attached to any office or place at the disposal of the Board to which any new appointment is about to be made, shall in all cases be fixed before making such appointment 50. No member of the Board shall be received as surety for any officer appointed by the Board, or for any work to be done by the Board 51. All plans and specifications for any public work shall be laid before the Board, or some committee by order of the Board, at least six days prior to the Paine being considered and ordered upon 52. The office hours daring which the Board’s office shall be kept open for the transaction of business shall be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m to 4 p.m. 53. The common seal of the Board shall not be affixed to any deeds except in the presence of the chairman and secretary, or of two members specially authorised by resolution of the Baird for that purpose. D. COUTTS, Chairman Patea Harbor Board.

Sales by Auction Waverley Sale Yards. FRIDAY, 25th AUOUST. FREE MA N R , J ACKSON will sell by public auction, as above, 45 Cows 40 Weancrs 30 head Mixed Cattle Sale at 1 o’clock, FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. N.B.—Settlers intending ,Jo. enter stock for the above sale ward their entries at once. / Stock Sales for August and SEPTEMBER. St Hill-street... Wednesday... Aug. 23 Waverley ... Friday ... Aug. 25 Kakaramea ... Friday ... Sept. 1 St.Hill-street... Wednesday... Sept. 6 Manaia ... Friday ... Sept. 9 Hawera .... Friday ... Sept. 15 St.Hill-street... Wednesday...'Sept, 20 Waverley ... Friday ... Sept. 22 Kakaramea ... Friday ... Sept. 29 Settlers will kindly forward their entries. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. OEM AN BY.— Mr R. M’Dowell is authorised to represent the Mail in Normanby District.

Cash Grocery Establishment, Egmont-Street, Pateaj.' a. mckenna BEGS to make known to the public of PATEA and the DISTRICT that he has opened his New Grocery Establishment which contains a well selected stock of Goods at Prices that will astonish the Public. In stock, a splendid assortment of Teas. Prime Canterbury Bacon and Hams, Akaroa Cheese, Meek’s Flour (best brand), Calves’ Feet Jelly, and Muscatel Raisins, very cheap. A select stock of Glassware, China, and Crockery, Lanterns, Lamps, and Tinware. Bran, Pollard, Chickwheat, and Potatoes alwaj's in stock. , J.A .M. invites cash purchasers to give him a call and save money, as he guarantees to sell cheaper for Cash than any House in Patea. J. A. McKenna, Cash Grocery Establishment, Next to Mr W. Dixon’s Warehouse.