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Taranaki Daily News, 17 November 1920, Page 7

CCWTY COUNCIL NOTICES. JtttJNTCES OF HAWERA, ELTHAM, WAIMATE WEST, EGMONT, SffIRATTORD, INGLEWOOD AND CLIFTON. SPECIAL ORDER MARINO JOINT BY-LAWS for the CottStiei of Hawera, Eltham, Waimate West, Egmont, Stratford, Inglewood and Clifton. VOTICE is hereby given that at respective Bpteial Meetings of the Council! «f the Counties- of Hawera, Eltham, Waimate West, figment, Sttatford, InflcWtod and Clifton, held as follows, that UtoaajrjA Special Meeting of the HAWERA 'COUNTY COUNCIL, held at, Hawera en the 9th day of OctoA Special Meeting of the ELTHAM "County Council, held at Eltham day of October, 1920. A Special Meeting of the WAIMATE WEST COUNTY COUNCIL, held at Maaaia on the 11th day of October, 1»20> 4 toeoial Meeting of the EGMONT COUNTY COUNCIL held at Opunake on the 12th day of fyetobef, 1920. A Special Meeting of the STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL, held at Stratford on the flth day of October, 1920. A Special Meeting of the INGLEWOOD COUNTY COUNCIL, held at Inglewood on the 9th day of October, 1620. A Special Meeting of the CLIFTON COUNTY COUNCIL, held at Waitara on the Bth day of October, 1920, Resolution was passed as follows: •That in pursuance and in exercise of the powers conferred upon it by "The Counties Act, 1908," "the Public Works Act, 1908," "The Public Health Act, 1808," "The Motor Regulation Act, 1008," "The Explosive and Dangerous Goods Act, 1968," "The Public Reserves and Domains Act, 1908," and the Several Acts amending the same respectively, and of every other power in this behalf enabling the Councils of the Counties of Hawera, Eltham, Waimate West, Egmorit, Stratford, I&glewood and Clifton do hereby by Special Order make and ordain a By-Law intituled "The Taranaki Counties Joint By-law, 1920," in the form and words of the prepared By-law now before this meeting, and which said prepared By-law has been signed by the Chairman of this County for the purposes of identification, such Joint By-law to be in force throughout the said Counties of Hawera, Eltham, Waimate West, Egmont, Stratford, Inglewood and Clifton.

The object and purport of the proposed •int By-law is:— PART I.—Relates to interpretation and Penalty Clauses and repeals prior By-laws? PART ll.—Relates to Licensing Vehicles, defines various vehicles, requires tame to be licensed, require* Drivers and Conductors to be licensed, defines condition! of License and rules to be observed in carrying passengers for | hire, and powers of Inspectors' authority to cancel • licenses. PMtT ni—Relates to motor cars, motor delivery vans, motor waggons, and motor cycles. Defines the various motor vehicles, the conditions under which same may be used, the appliance to be attached to same, the abolition of spot lights. PART IV.—Relates to Heavy Traffic. Requires vehicles engaged in Heavy Traffic to be licensed. Provides for License Fees, weight of various vehicles, compensaVion for damage done for canI illation of license:), for measurement of weight of load. Conditions under which .bridges and culverts may be crossed. Number and weight of trailers. Production of License on request. Closing Roads to Heavy Traffic, giving notice of specific contracts, speed of traction engines, conditions under which traction engines may be nsed on roads and aeross bridges and culverts. PART V.—Relates to width of tyres on wheels. Provides for minimum width of tyres, ascertaining weight of loads. Abolition of oval tyres, requires Drivers to assist in ascertaining weight of load, provides penalty for refusal, and this part of this Bylaw does not apply to vehicles driven by mechanical power. PART Vl.—Relates to Buildings, Drainage, Nuisances, Keeping of Animals and Privies., Provides penalty for breach, requires permit to build houses. Provides conditions under whioh permit issued, conditions as to area and position of building, conditions under and materials of which same may be built Conditions to be murti in putting in * •'*"•!». Removal of .waste " ' animals- Conch *atJß»l» may . itfustWe and ' I. »loads, Pub'«t tfuj eWrtJtlosy and