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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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ordination, or in the use of abusive or obscene language while such member is on duty.

23. No person shall supply any intoxicating liquors to any officer or member of the brigade while such officer or member shall be on duty, unless he shall first have received from the officer in charge of the brigade at the time permission to do so.

24. No person other than the members of the Fire Board and its Secretary or members of the brigade shall enter any station unless they shall first have received permission to do so from the officer in charge.

25. No person other than an officer or member, or the wife or child of any officer or member, of the brigade shall sleep in or on any station, or in or on any of the Board's premises, without the written permission of the Superintendent.

FIRES OUTSIDE THE FIRE DISTRICT OF NAPIER.

26. If any brigade or any portion of any brigade established and maintained by the Board within the fire district of Napier attends or performs any services at a fire in any building outside the fire district of Napier at the request of the owner or occupier of such building, then such owner or occupier shall pay to the Board for such attendance and service at such rates as may from time to time be made.

27. If any brigade or any portion of any brigade established and maintained by the Board within the fire district of Napier attends or performs any services at a fire on any vessel at the request of the owner, agent, or other duly authorized person, such owner or other duly authorized person shall pay to the Board for such attendance and service at such rates as may from time to time be made.

28. For the purposes of the preceding paragraphs numbered 22, 23, and 24 the words “officers or member of a brigade” shall be deemed to include officer or member of a volunteer fire brigade or volunteer fire police.

PENALTY CLAUSE.

Every person guilty of an offence against, or committing any breach of, or failing to perform any duty imposed upon him by any of the provisions of these by-laws shall be liable for such offence, breach, or failure to such a fine not exceeding £20 as the Court inflicting the same shall in its discretion think fit.

The foregoing by-laws were made by the Napier Fire Board at a duly constituted meeting of the said Board held on Monday, 22nd November, 1920.

The common seal of the Napier Fire Board was affixed hereto by order of the Board this 22nd day of November, 1920, in the presence of—

B. B. CREAGH, Chairman.
JAS. P. WILLIAMSON
G. ROWE GEORGE
S. P. SPILLER, Secretary.
} Members of the Board.

The foregoing by-laws are hereby approved this 24th day of February, 1921.

G. JAS. ANDERSON,
Minister of Internal Affairs.

Results of Elections of Members of River Boards.

Department of Internal Affairs,
Wellington, 28th February, 1921.

THE following results of elections of members of River Boards have been received from the Returning Officers, and are published in accordance with the provisions of the River Boards Amendment Act, 1913.

J. HISLOP, Under-Secretary.

Pukaka River District, County of Marlborough—
James Wallis Botham.
Joseph Henry Dick.
Frederick Smith.
Henry Joseph Stace, jun.
George Woolley.

Tua Marina River District, County of Marlborough—
George Botham.
Albyn Burroughs.
William Broughan.
Edwin Dodds Hastilow.
William Smith.

Kahutara River District, County of Featherston—
Charles Elgar.
Edward Carleton Holmes.
Charles Matthews.
James Duncan McDougall.
James Oliver Sutherland.

Mangawara River District—
No. 1 Subdivision: William Stephen Carter.
William David Thompson.
No. 2 Subdivision: Cedric Oswald Bennett.
George Proctor.

No. 3 Subdivision: George Charles Clothier.
No. 4 Subdivision: Francis Robert Catley.
Charles Frederick Giesen.
No. 5 Subdivision: Archibald Noble.
Edward Charles Pilkington.

Waiohine River District, Counties of Wairarapa South and Featherston—
Arthur Moffatt Haigh.
Len J. C. Herrick.
Henry Humphries.
Adam Montgomerie.
W. A. Saywell.

Ahikouka River District, County of Featherston—
John Allan.
Owen A. L. Cadwallader.
Edward Bertram Eagle.
Walter James Feast.
H. G. Southey.

Upper Dipton River District, County of Southland—
John Donaghy.
James English.
Vincent English.
Sarah McDonald.
Thomas Nevin.

Tokomairiro River District, County of Bruce—
No. 1 Subdivision: George Dabinett.
Alexander Rennie.
A. E. Stewart.
No. 2 Subdivision: James Nelson.
John Allison.
John Miller.
Richard H. Michelle.

Lower Wairau River District, County of Marlborough—
Frank Adams.
John Fawcett.
Archibald McCallum.
Donald McCallum.
Edward Stone Parker.

Hawke’s Bay River District, County of Hawke’s Bay—
No. 1 Ward: Charles Dugald Kennedy.
No. 2 Ward: Henry Richard Clark.
William George Jarvis.
James Macdonald.
No. 3 Ward: James O’Neill.
Horace Ian Simson.
No. 4 Ward: George Purvas.
William Wilson Smart.
No. 5 Ward: David Edward Davis.

Waimatuku River District, Counties of Southland and Wallace—
Lower Subdivision: John Rauce.
Thomas S. Muirhead.
James T. Counsell.
Middle Subdivision: Alex McKenzie.
Robert Sim.
Upper Subdivision: Robert Kennedy.
John Lindsay.
Hugh Mathieson.

Otautau River District, County of Wallace—
No. 1 Subdivision: Robert Greenslade.
John Lindsay.
No. 2 Subdivision: Elisha Harrington.
James D. Ross.
Robert Seatter.

Opio River District, County of Wallace—
James Edward Blanch.
J. J. Johns.
Jas. G. Johnston.
William J. Newton.
Robert Ronald.

North Rakaia River District, County of Ellesmere—
Edward James Cowan.
William Martin Gabbie.
Walter Lochhead.
John Peter McEvedy.
James Storry.

Matau River District, County of Bruce—
Jasper Clark.
John Haggart.
Peter McSkimming, jun.
James Rutherford.
Joseph Smith.
William Smith.
Murdoch Tosh.

Dipton River District, County of Southland—
John Burgess.
Alexander D. Finlayson.
Robert Mitchell.
Duncan McRae.
John Reilly.