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Wester,N a Dstr,Alia [1067J OF WESTER,N A DSTR,ALIA. (Published by Authority at 3'30 p.m.] [ltBGISTBRED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.] No. 21.] PERTH: FRIDAY, APRIL 24. [1908. No. 121034.-C.8.0. notiee in the Government Gazette, to declare any land re­ BANK HOLIDAYS A'1' HOJDBOUHj\TE. served, used, or by purchase or exchange acquired for a streot or way, or any place, bridge, or thoroughfare PUOCT~Al\IA'l'ION to be a public highway, anc1 such lanc1 shall there: \VBS'l'ElG'I" AUSTHALIA, } By His Excellency Sir Edward Albert upon and thenceforth, from the c1ate of such Proclama­ TO WIT. Stone, 1I1li~ht, IAc'.. ltenullt·GoVel'llOr in alld tion, become and be absolutely c1ec1icatec1 to the public over the State of Western Australia and E . .A... STONB, as a public highway within the meaning of any law now IAentenant·Governor. its Dependencies, etc., etc., etc. or hereafter in force. [L.S.] 1904/08. Anel whereas the Leederville Municipal Council has re­ [N pursuanee of the pl'OVlSlOnS contained in tho fifth quested that certain lands named and described in the section of "'l'ho Bank Holidays Act, 1884," I, the Schedule hereul1(ler which have been reserved for streets Lieutenant-Governor of tho said State, do by this my or 'mys WIthin the Municipality of Leederville, be c1e­ Proclamation appoint clared public highways: Now therefore I, the said Gover­ nor, by anc1 with the advice and consent of the Executive Tnesduy nncZ Thursday, Ole 26th and 28th clays at Council, do by this my Proclamation c1eclare the said ][(IY, 1908, lanels to be public highways, and snch lands shall, from special c1ays to be obsorvod as Bank Holic1ays in the 'rown the date of this Proclamation, be absolutely dedicated to of Roebourno. the public as highways within the meaning of any law nOIY or hereafter in force. Given under my hand and tho Public Seal of the said state, at Perth, this 15th day of April, 1908. By His Excdlency's Commanc1, Sched1!Ze. .T. D. CONNOLLY, Colonial Secretary. Name Titles' of Street. Position. Office Plans. GOD SAVE 'l'HE KING ! ! ! Cambridge Street chain From lYIcCourt Street to the Diags. (extension) West boundary of Swan Loca­ 2331& tion 388 2332 Annie Street ." chain From Cambridge Street (exten­ Diagm. sion) to Salvado Road 2331 No. 12756.-C.S.0. Russell Rtreet . 60 links From Cambridge StreetNorth~ Plan DEDICA'l'IO?\ OF PUBLIC HIGHWAY. ward.5 chains 1514 Lecclerville 11l1micipality. Given under my hancl an(l the Pnblic Seal of the PROCLAMA'l'ION saic1 State, at Perth, this fifteenth day of April, WESTERX AUSTRALIA, } By His Excellency Sir Edward Albert 1908. TO WI'r. Stone, Knight, Lieutenant-Governor in and over the State onVestern Australia and By His Excellency's Command, E. A. STONE, its Dependencies, etc., etc., etc. Lieutellant~Goyerno!:'. [L.s.] J. D. CONNOLLY, 2162/08. Colonial Secretary. WHI~REAS by Sections 222 anc1 227 of " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1906 " (6 Edwardi, No. 32), it shall he lnwful for tIl(' (101'01"1101', on request of the Council, hy GOD SAVE nrE KING 1 ! ! GOVER~MENT GAZETTE, 'iV.A. [APRIL 24, 1908. P.O.-No. 153. of j-]1(' pOI'."('rs in thnt helml!' 'eoniaino,l ill the said Act ,JUSTICES OF THE rEACE. a lId the A (·ts tho same, the Local Boanl of Premier's Office, [re:'lliJ doth IW1"chy tlJe foliol\"i ng By-Iaws:- 16th April, 1908. BY-L\ W ;\(). 2-!. HTS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleased to a ppoint the foll owing gentlcnwl1 to be a J Llstice of l:u) If iJ'i lI,fj close[ llw 8up)!ly ot (l sufficient the Pcace:- ;Iumbcr (('ei'i)I o('/('s /Of' C:l'NCilICfl{ it iOllS matler, etc. P.O. 49/1908.-Richarc1 Strang man 'raylor, }~squire, (a.) 01\"11er of a doset shall pro\"ide in con­ of Brisbane, Queensland, for the II"hole of tho State. I"itlt snch do set one or more recep­ His J<;xccllellcy the GOI'crnor in Council has also been tnd('s f~)r ('Xt'rC'lnelltii inus matter, as required please, I to aecopt tho resignation of the folloll"ing .Justice the !JoHnl. He shall e:ws() snch I'('("cptacles of the Peace:- he construdeci ont of not Jess than 22- P.O. ;n:l/U107.-Alfrec1 Middleton, Esquire, of Kiln­ gauge gall"anise,l iron, and the dimensions owna, for the i'lorth-East Coolg:lJ'dic }'Iagistorial District. of su"h ree"pt.wles slmll be H~ inches high, 13i A. COL lEi:"; SO KESSELL, inches dhnnctel' (jnsidc In('asun~1110nt) ,vhen Sonetary to the Premier. ,·l)Jllpleted. The ring a1'onl1,1 the top to be made of l-ind1 by YI-inch iron, with four holes IJl!/l(·hed at equal dist:ll1("(,s apart, anil No. 12757.-U.S.U. r;Yot('d to the body so as to fit S:lJIl(' neatly, ::\IUNICIPAL BY-LAWS. nnd Le l('\'p} n('l'O~S tl1<' top; th(-' s('~nllS of the s:wll 1.](' folded llll<l gTooy('il llnd sl\"eatec1 Colonial Secretary's OfIiee, tll"O stra ps to 1)0 pnt. acl'OSS tho 988/08. Perth, 10th April, H108. pnn made' of ~()~gallgc galyall­ HIS J;;xccllen("y the GovC'l"nor ill COlllwil Ims becn please,1 iscd hoop iro11 i Vi ill("ilcs wide, and swaged to ('oulinll the following By-Ia\vs made by the Couneil nnr.l 1'il"ct('<1 to the bottom. Tlandles 111:1<10 of of tll(' Municipality of Bunbmy. :),,-i11(,h rOllnd iron shall be seem'ell 1<'. D. NOR'l'H, ttl thr' cxtcl"ll:ll sides the body at Ul1,ler Sec1'ctary. :) inches ho]ol\' top of the bod)', the 1'1'0- not more tIll! Il ~ in("hcs frolll the side " The :Muniripal Corporations it is that oycry Coull(-il lllay make, BY-LA"\' Xo. ~;5. modify, alllend, 01' repeal By-laws: No\\", Fur I ill' Jw)lic of curri((,IJI' oj' ((lid 1)J"('('(1Il1 ions to be ab­ jlm'sn:ll1('O of the 11o\\'('l'S ("oufene,l by Part V HI., tiOll 1;9 of the said Act, and by " 'l'he Cattlo Trespass, SI)Tcd in ('{U'(yill.') hila/ 10 (/1111 j"roin alia! toil'S o'r .l<'encing, and Illlpounding ] "it is ordered by hutchers' sllOj!s or I,remises; (//so lor {.ltc mode at carriu{jc oj' (lnd jI}'C('filtl';OJ/S to be o{n.;crl'ed 'in Ute the ::\Iayor and CouMillors of of BUll- bury that tho follo\\'ing By-hms shall form and be B,l'­ ('fUTill,lj(' oj' brcad f/lld t'ruit. Ja\\"s of the said .i\lullicil'ality: (a.) EYer)" pe1's:Hl 'rho shall cm'!',\", (Ir ":111Se 01' suffer 01' permit to be ""!Tied, nn,\" ll1('at to or from 'I'HESPASS BY LIVE STOCK. nny nbattoir OJ' hutch(']' 's shop, or who shall H!/"/alcs. or ('aus(' or snlrer OJ' to be 1. Any owner 01' otl]('1' pCl'son who shall Iyilfll11y or anv h],end or fruit, negligcntly allow any horse' 01' oilH'l' lin' stew\( to stmy ll1C'at or h~'C'nd OJ' fruit to lJP 01' he at large within tho limits of the ::\Il1ncipality projlC']"]y ('0\"('1'<'<1 \"('hide, hnsket, or other re­ shall forfeit :111,1 pay for el"ol',!' sud 1 of1"'J1("(; the follol\"" ('cptack, so as to 1)(' ('(1m p!l't0iy protected ing fines in a,lelition to pound fee,; and (lamngc by tres­ frorn sun, w('atlwl', dust, fiie:-;, 01' other source p:1ss:- of ('ontanlinaiioll. 2. For c\"ory entir~ horse 01' bull not morc than £."5. (u.) trading in lll('at. ];read, an<1 fruit Fe)r c\"ery other 11oa<1 of cattle within the meaning of the suIrer or ],(,l'lllit lilly 1)('l'SOll who is suffer- Ad (4G \'il'., ;\0. 7) not £2. ing fl'CHTl inft'l'tions diseaseT oJ. The Poundkeeper's fees J)(~ as Ul)(ler <Il" \\"110 is OJ' ,']ol:hing, to be Des,,]'i ptioll of Sto("k. Poundage. Sllstell- C'HlployC'd pa('king', or cal'- anee. riag>8 of llICHt, bl'C',ld, w~lt('l', or fruit. s. d. s. d. BY-LA\\' No. :2G. Ewry bull or C'utire horse ~O 0 per day;j 0 p(J]' llie Ram, he-goat, or boar. :j 0 pn (Jal" 2 () of' tire cil'lwiiJ!css of' /wl.-c)'ics, milk silOI)8, ([!liZ oj' mill,; I'esse/Ii, I'll'. ".\Ial'c, gelding, I1111Je, 01' nss .) () per (1:1\" 2 U Cow, bulloek, 01' lJ('ii'cr ') G jwr day" (; ({/. ) shall on the tmde of a baker E\"cry )Jig ,) 0 IWl' day 1 G ,']w intl'J"io]' of the walls of thc E\"(~l'Y goat .) 0 ]lC1' ,lay 1 0 tl;\kchow-)(' 01' othcr building or part of a Shcc'jJ up to :"50, e:l('1J () () pel' day 0 (i hl1illli:np; in }1(' tarries on hi::.;: trade are 8110('P in ()X('('SS 0 f ;")0. (':wh ();~ 11('1' dil)f () ;{ SBlt)oth :.1nd i1UiJI1T\Tious throughuut, HOI' un]css Suell rates to he ('!Jan.!.'('(l fOj' ~~I hour:-;:; half l'at<'-:; for the' shall 1)(' l'l'operly ("'ile,l, nor un- ]:; hours; sustenan,'c t<; lw ehal'gud after three hours.
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