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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 447, 31 August 1928, Page 3

SATURDAY’S GAMES

RUGBY FOOTBALL. E DEN DEN E DENDEN •f P ARK ARK PARK ARK TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NORTH AUCKLAND NORTH AUCKLAND NORTH AUCKLAND v. I AUCKLAND | AUCKLAND j AUCKLAND ! kick-off, o p.m. j CURTAIN RAISERS j CURTAIN RAISERS CATHOLIC SCHOOLS, ji NORTH AUCKLAND KING COUNTRY j Kick-off, 12.30 p.m. OTAHUHU v. ! GRAMMAR INTERMEDIATES, Kick-off, 1.30 p.m. I I J I

LEAGUE FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOOTBALL CARLAW PARK CAR-LAW PARK To-morrow o- MORROW (SATURDAY). (SATURDAY). ELLERSLIE ELLERSLIE V. ELLERSLIE V. ELLERSLIE V. DEVONPORT. DEVON PORT. DEVONPORT. DEVONPORT. No. 1. 3 p.m. RICHMOND. RICHMOND. RICHMOND. RICHMOND. * CITY A CITY A CITY A CITY A Nc MARIST 0.8. A'. NEWTON i MARI ST 0.8. V. NEWTON [ Curtain-Raiser, No.l, 1.45 p.m. LEST YOU FORGET.—This is the Final of the Championship. Can Ellerslie beat Devonport? Don’t Miss these matches. All Senior Matches to be played a.t Carlaw Park. Admission: Ground, Is; Stand, Is. Ladies, 6d; Stand, 6d. IVAN CULP AN, Sec. A.R.L.

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. leal; ue Bland ford dark. LANDFORD X ARK mO-MORROW (SATURDAY). X O-lIORROW (SATURDAY). CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES. Brilliant qoccer. RILLIANT OOCCER. 3 P.M. i Y.M.C.A. v. ONEHUNGA j Y.M.C.A. v. ONEHUNGA . j A game which no true sportsman should miss. PRECEDED AT 1.30 P.M. BY N. SHORE v. BELMONT ! N. SHORE v. BELMONT I i Don’t miss these Thrilling- Games. PRICES AS USUAL—Is; Ladies, 6d. NOTE.—Progressive Results of Wellington Match will be Announced. FRANK ADEANE, Secretary. A UCKLAND CITY AND SUBURBAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. HERRING’S PARK, TO-MORROW ( SATURDAY), 3 P.M. DICKSON CUP COMPETITION. BON ACCORD v. THISTLE | Referee: MR. LOW. | I CELTIC v. RICHMOND | j Referee: MR. CAMPBELL. | Directions to Ground.—Mount Albert Tram to Western Springs Rd., or Grey Lynn and Surrey Crescent Tram to Library. G. HOWARD, Hon. Sec. A UCKLAND FOOTBALL ASSOxA • CIATION. A Dance will be held in Lewis Eady’s, Ltd. new hall, Queen Street, on WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 5, at 8 p.m. Music by Bartley’s Famous Band. All the latest dances. TICKETS: 3s Double; Is 9d Single. Obtainable from the committee. H. DAVIS, Social Secretary.

HOCKEY H°C K E Y REMUERA GROUNDS, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) DEVONPORT SHIELD COMPETITION 1.50 p.m.: UNIVERSITY v. EPIPHANY. SOMERVILLE v. TRAINING COLLEGE. 3.5 p.m.: NORTH SHORE v. MOUNT EDEN. ST. LUKE’S v. SOMERVILLE COLTS. OTAHUHU v. UNIVERSITY WHIPPETS. Also LADIES’ AND JUNIOR MATCHES. Admission, 6d. E. J. HEWITT, Hon. Sec., A.H.A.

COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES QOUNTY NOTICE OF OF MANUKA IT. SPECIAL ORDER RE BY-LAWS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a Special Meeting- of the Manukau County Council held on the 17th day of July, 1925, the following RESOLUTION was PASSED and will be submitted for CONFIRMATION at a Special Meeting of the Council to be held on TUESDAY, the 25th day of September, 1928, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, at the Council Chambers, Corner Shortland and Princes Streets, Auckland. RESOLUTION. In pursuance and in exercise of the powers vested in and conferred upon it by “The Counties Act 1920” and by “The Health Act 1920” and by “The Public Works Act 1908” and by “The Explosives and Dangerous Goods Act 1908” and the various Acts amending the said Acts and by all other Acts and powers it hereunto enabling the Manukau County Council doth hereby by Special Order make ordain and enact the following by-laws:— (here follow the by-laws) The ob/ject and purport of the proposed By-laws are:— 1. To extend and amend the existing by-laws of the County. 2. To provide a minimum space between the sides of buildings and the boundaries of the land on which they stand. 3. To provide a minimum frontage for a site of a shop with or without dwell-ing-rooms attached. 4. To prevent the reduction of areas occupied as building sites and the conversion of buildings into dwellings when the site thereof has not the required area frontage depth and side space. 5. To prohibit fishing from any County Bridge. 6. To amend the scale of fees for building permits. 7. To repeal certain drainage and plumbing by-laws and enact regulations respecting drainage and plumbing including inter alia (a) the providing of suitable and sufficient sewage drains (b) penalties for the non-observance of this by-law (c) the licensing of Drainlayers and Plumbers (d) the general conditions as regards Drainlayers and Plumbers’ Licences (e) the endorsing in certain cases of such licences (f) the granting cf permits to undertake sanitary work and the procedure for obtaining such permits (g) the duties of Drainlayers and Plumbers in respect to work for which a permit has been issued (h) the notice for inspection of work (i) the removal of faulty work (j) the general provisions as to drainage dealing with (1) the granting of permits for common drains (2) the supervision by the local authority of sewer connections (3) the conditions in regard to trade wastes (4) the providing in certain cases of water closets (5) the level at which sanitary conveniences shall be constructed (6) the level at which sanitary conveniences shall be affixed or constructed (7) the removal of unnecessary sanitary appliances (8) the providing of rain and storm water drains (9) the granting of permits for drain connections (10) the removal of faulty work (k) Drainlayers’ work (1) drains and in particular to deviations, gradients, trenches, the laying of drains, joints, drains in wet ground, cast-iron drainpipes, conditions when drain passes below a building, covering and protection, inlets, gully-traps, grease-traps, junctions, cleaning-eyes, intercepting traps and sewage tanks (m) specifications for sanitary plumbing work and (n) (a) the necessary application forms for licences and permits (b) the scale of inspection fees to be charged. 8. To repeal certain by-laws relating to dangerous goods and to make provision for the keeping and storing of explosives and dangerous goods and in particular to (a) define dangerous goods (b) regulate the keeping or storing of dangerous goods (c) provide for the obtaining of licences in connection therewith and for the inspection of premises and for the payment ; of licence fees. 9. Providing a fee for the inspection | of buildings intended to he re-erected in the County. » 10. Respecting the licensing of offensive trades and the provision of licence fees | therefor. 11. Prohibiting the keeping within the County of lions, tigers, panthers, leopards, hyenas and jackals. 12. Regulating the use of hoardings and the display of advertisements thereon and providing licence fees in respect therei of. 13. Prohibiting and regulating the exhibition of advertisemens in such place and manner as to affect injuriously the amenities of any public place used for purposes of recreation or enjoyment or affecting the natural beauty of any landscape or the view of rural scenery and providing for licence fees in respect thereof. 14. Amending the traffic regulations of the County and preventing obstructions to roads, the marking of weights on all vehicles and machines and the weighing thereof, also providing for the prohibition of heavy traffic during the months of May. June, July, August and September also ! providing for the prepayment of estij mated damage in respect of certain j heavy traffic. j 15. To amend the conditions under 1 which a building may be used for public | meetings or assembly rooms and reguiat--1 ing the provision and construction of ex- ! ternal and exit doors. j A full copy of these By-laws is de--1 posited at the Office of the Council, j County Chambers, Corner Shortland and Princes Streets, Auckland, and is open to the inspection of the public during office hours until the 25th day of September next. Dated this 24th day of August, 1928. EDGAR ASHCROFT, Clerk to the Manukau County Council.

such address being the address registered on the subscriber’s certificate of registration, or in his or her garden attached to such dwellinghouse, flat or rooms. (15) £lO if as a result of an accident above described the subscriber shall fracture a leg above the ankle, or an arm above the wrist, or shall sustain a broken jaw or collarbone. CHILDREN’S ACCIDENTS (16) £5 will be paid to the parent whose name appears on the registration form in the event of an accident to his or her child over the age of 6 and under the age of 16 years causing broken arm above the wrist or broken leg above the ankle, providing such accident is the direct result of one of the aforementioned and defined accidents and does not occur during employment. PROVIDED ALWAYS that the above Undertaking and Agreement Is subject to the following special conditions which are of the essence of the contract, namely (a) The scope of the Insurance Is restricted to accidents happening In New Zealand and to steamers sailing within New Zealand territorial waters (b) In the case of death. such death must result within 30 days after the accident. (c) That notice of the death and the accident be given within forty (40) days after the accident by the subscriber or representative to THE SUN Newspapers Ltd.. Auckland (d) IN THE CASE OF PERMANENT TOTAL OR PARTIAL DISABLEMENT that notice of the accident be given by the subscriber as aforesaid within fourteen (14) days of the accident. (e) IN THE CASE OF TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABLEMENT that notice of the accident be given by the subscriber as aforesaid within seven (7) days of the accident. (f) That Medical Certificates and other necessary information be furnished by the claimant upon request. (g) That the total liability in respect of claims arising out of any one railway accident or disaster which results in the death within thirtv (30) days of more than one person shall not exceed the sum of £1.000: in any such event the said sum of one thousand pounds (£1.000) will be paid pro rata. (h) That the total liability In respect of claims arising out of any one accident or disaster other than railway accidents which results in the death within thirty days of more than one person shall not exceed the sum of one thousand pounds (£1.000) rn the event of such happening the said sum of one thousand pounds shall he paid pro rata. (I) That no compensation shall be payable for any accident happening while the subscriber* is carrying another person or riding upon a luggage or pillioncarrier of a cvcle or motor-bicycle (j) That no compensation shall be payable for any accident sustained while the subscriber Is in a state of intoxication or resulting from suicide or attempt thereat, an overdose of drugs. Insanity war. riot, or civil commotion (k) That in the event of any dispute between the subscriber and THE SUN as to whether such disablement render the holder temporarily or totally unable to follow his or her usual vocation, it is agreed that such dispute shall be referred to the decision of a medical referee to be nominated by THE SUN. whose decision shall be binding upon the parties (l) That the wife or husband of a Home Delivery Subscriber ordinarily residing with him or her shall he deemed to be a Home Delivery Subscriber for all the nurpnspa of the coupon (m) THE SUN reserves the right to amend or terminate this offer at fourteen days* notice, such notice to be published in THE SUN. (n) Conditions previously published are herebv cancelled and the foregoing conditions shall apply until such time as they are altered or withdrawn under paragraph (m). August 23, 1928,

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