New Zealand Gazette – 1936 – No. 92

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✨ Disallowance of Motor-vehicles By-laws

Dec. 22.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2509

Motor-vehicles Amendment Act, 1936.—Disallowance of By-laws.

PURSUANT to section 11 of the Motor-vehicles Amendment Act, 1936, I, Robert Semple, Minister of Transport, being of opinion that the subject-matter of certain parts of by-laws as described in the Schedule hereunder should not be dealt with otherwise than by regulations of general application made under the Motor-vehicles Act, 1924, do hereby disallow the said parts of by-laws, and do hereby declare that such disallowance shall take effect on the day of the publication of this notice of disallowance in the Gazette.

SCHEDULE.

Local Authority enacting the By-law.	Short Title or Description of By-law.	Parts of By-law which are disallowed.
Cambridge Borough Council	1. General By-laws, 1922	Section 6, clause (38), paragraph (b). Section 22, clause (495).
Carterton Borough Council	2. The Carterton Borough Amending Motor By-law, 1923	Clauses 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
Ek et ah un a Borough Council	3. The Ek et ah un a Borough General By-law, 1924	Clauses 117, 118, 119, 120, and 147.
Eltham Borough Council	4. The Eltham Borough By-law, 1921	Clause 76 (2), and clauses 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, and 193.
Featherston Borough Council	5. General By-law, 1918.	Clauses 171, 172, and 173.
Feilding Borough Council	6. Motor Traffic By-law, 1917	Clauses 1 and 2.
Foxton Borough Council	7. Foxton Borough Council By-laws, 1922	Clauses 4 and 20.
Hastings Borough Council	8. No. 1 By-law (1933) of the Borough of Hastings	Clause 604.
Hawera Borough Council	9. The Hawera Borough By-laws, 1913, as amended by the Hawera Borough By-laws (Amendment), 1919	Clause 55E.
	10. The Hawera Borough By-laws (Amendment), 1927	Clause VI.
Huntly Borough Council	11. The Huntly Borough By-law No. 4	Clause 14.
	12. Amending By-law (1935)	Clause 104A inserted in 1927 By-law.
Hamilton Borough Council	12A. The Hamilton Borough By-law No. 7	Clause 14.
	12B. The Hamilton Borough By-law No. 9	Clause 35.
Levin Borough Council	13. The Levin By-law No. 1 (1923)	Clauses 18, 19, and 85.
Martinborough Borough Council	14. The General By-law, 1918	Clause 21, subclause (41). Clause 21, subclause (42).
Marton Borough Council	15. The Marton Borough General By-law, 1912	Clause 3.
	16. The Marton Borough By-law Amendment, 1918	Clause 4.
Masterton Borough Council	17. Part XIV of General By-law	Clause 390 (e).
New Plymouth Borough Council	18. Additions and amendments to by-laws, 1933	Clause 6 (b).
	19. Part VI of General By-laws	Clauses 346, 347, 348, and 349.
Ngaruawahia Borough Council	20. The Ngaruawahia Borough By-law No. 6	Whole by-law.
Ohakune Borough Council	21. The Ohakune Motor-vehicles By-laws, 1926	Clauses 26 and 27.
Opotiki Borough Council	22. The Opotiki Borough By-law No. 1, Part VII	Clause 2.
Paeroa Borough Council	23. Part VIII of the Paeroa By-law No. 1 as amended	Clauses 18 and 37A.
Palmerston North Borough Council	24. The Palmerston North By-law No. 1	Clauses 206 and 226.
	25. The Palmerston North By-law No. 3	Clause 369.
	26. The Palmerston North By-law No. 4	Clause 17.
	27. The Palmerston North By-law No. 5	Clause 30, paragraph (a),
	28. The Palmerston North By-law No. 10	Clause 13, paragraph (a).
Pukekohe Borough Council	29. Part 7 of the Borough of Pukekohe General By-laws, 1928	Clause 6.
Rotorua Borough Council	30. The Rotorua Borough By-law No. 1, 1925	Clause 16.
Shannon Borough Council	31. The General By-laws, 1918	Clause 73 (10).
Taihape Borough Council	32. The Taihape By-law No. 1	Clause 219 so far as speed of motor-vehicles is concerned.
Taumarunui Borough Council	33. The Taumarunui Borough By-law No. 2, 1926	Clause 5, paragraph (a) and (b).
Tauranga Borough Council	34. By-law No. 6	Clause 26.
	35. By-law No. 8	Clause 5.
Te Aroha Borough Council	36. The Borough of Te Aroha By-law No. 1, 1926	Clause 159, paragraph (d), clause 162.
Te Puke Borough Council	37. The Te Puke Town District By-law No. 1, Part 5	Clause, 1 subclause (2).
Thames Borough Council	38. Motor Traffic, &c., By-laws (1917)	Clauses 4 and 5.
Waihi Borough Council	39. Part IV, General By-laws, 1925	Clause 24.
	40. Part VI, General By-laws, 1925	Clauses 29, 32, and 43.
	41. Part XXVII, Waihi Beach Reserve (1929)	Clause 12.
Waipawa Borough Council	42. Part III of By-laws, 1926	Clause 2.
Waipukurau Borough Council	43. Waipukurau Borough By-laws, 1925	Clause 171.
Wairoa Borough Council	43A. Wairoa Borough Council, Schedule J (1930)	Clauses 227 and 228.
Waitara Borough Council	44. Amending By-laws (1917)	Clause 1, subclause (3).
	45. Amending By-laws (1929)	Clauses 2, 3, and 4.
Wanganui City Council	46. The Wanganui City By-law No. 9	Clauses 24 and 25.
Whakatane Borough Council	47. By-law No. 2 (1926)	Clauses 19, 20, and 23.
Whangarei Borough Council	48. Part IV of by-laws (traffic generally)	Clause 70.
Woodville Borough Council	49. Part III of General By-laws	Clauses 193 and 195.

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