2. PROHIBITION OF STOCK TRAFFIC

(1) No person shall drive any horse, ass, mule, goat, sheep, ox,
or other cattle (other than any cow in milk) not in harness or yoke
upon or along the Ngahauranga Gorge between the hours of 7 a.m.
and midnight on the same day, except with the prior permission
in writing of the Main Highways Board or a Transport Department
Inspector, and then only in accordance in all respects with any
condition imposed in granting such permission.

(2) No person in charge of any animal on the Ngahauranga Gorge
shall permit or suffer the same to loiter on the said road.

(3) If any person is charged with an offence under subclause
(l) of this clause, it shall be a sufficient defence to the charge if
such person proves that the cattle in question were being driven to
or from some property having a frontage on or entrance from the
said highway and to which no other reasonable route was available.

3· ASCERTAINMENT OF OFFENDERS

(1) Any authorized person or police officer may require any
person driving, or causing or permitting to be driven, or allowing
cattle along or upon the said highway, to supply on demand information as to his name and address and the name and address
of the owner of the cattle, together with particulars relating to the
place from which the cattle were driven, their intended destination,
the route by which they travelled, and any other information which
may be required by such authorized person or police officer in
the exercise of his duties.

(2) If any person driving, or causing or permitting to be
driven, or allowing cattle along or upon the said highway, shall
refuse to give any of the information required to be given by him
in pursuance of these by-laws, or shall give false information, or
shall withhold information so as to create a false impression, he
shall be guilty of an offence.

(3) Any other person who, on the request of any authorized
person or police officer, shall fail, when required, to give information
which is in the power of such person to give, and which relates to
any breach or alleged breach of these by-laws, shall be guilty of an
offence.

4. OFFENCES AND PENALTY

(1) Every person who does, or causes or procures to be done,
anything contrary to or otherwise than is provided by these by-laws,
or who shall omit anything therein required to be done by him,
shall be guilty of an offence.

(2) Every person guilty of an offence against these by-laws
shall be liable for each such offence to a fine not exceeding £20
(twenty pounds).

The foregoing by-laws were made by a resolution duly passed
at a meeting of the Main Highways Board held at Wellington on the
10th day of October 1951.

In witness whereof the common seal of the Main Highways
Board is hereunto affixed this 14th day of November 1951 in the
presence of---

[L.S.]

R. TREVOR SMITH, Chairman.
R. L. NEAL, Member.

(M.H. 62/33/9)

Mining Privileges to be Struck Off Registers

Mining Registrar's Office,
Reefton, 27 November 1951.

NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with the provisions of section 188, Mining Act 1926, that the mining privileges mentioned in the
Schedule hereto, will, at the expiration of one month from the date of publication hereof, unless sufficient cause to the contrary is
previously shown to the Minister, be struck off the Registers.

O. B. A. SHARPE, Mining Registrar.

SCHEDULE

(Mines 10/5/11)