Byford Recreation Reserve By-laws (WA)

Western Australia PARKS AND RESERVES ACT 1895 Byford Recreation Reserve By-Laws Western Australia Byford Recreation Reserve By-Laws Contents 1. Hours 1 2. Injury to things 1 3. Shooting 2 4. Dogs, Goats, etc. 2 5. Works 2 6. Misconduct 2 7. Rubbish 3 8. Fires 3 9. Games 3 10. Fees 3 11. Enforcement 4 12. Penalties 4 Notes Compilation table 5 Western Australia PARKS AND RESERVES ACT 1895 Byford Recreation Reserve By-Laws Department of Lands and Surveys, Corres No. 7208/19. Perth, 23rd November 1937. HIS Excellency the Lieutenant‑Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under the provisions of the above Act, of the following By‑laws for the control of Byford Recreation Reserve, No. 17490: — G.L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands. 1. - Hours

1. Hours The Reserve shall be open to the public at all hours free of charge, but subject to the restrictions hereinafter contained. 2. — Injury to things

2. Injury to things No person shall pluck any of the wild or cultivated flowers or walk on the beds, borders, or putting greens, nor pull up or dig or otherwise disturb any grass, or climb upon or get through or over the fences, or remove or injure any of the gates, turnstiles, fences, buildings, or flags, nor disturb, damage, or destroy any of the property or things within the bounds of the Reserve. 3. — Shooting

3. Shooting No person shall carry of discharge firearms through or on the Reserve, or shoot, snare, or destroy any birds or animals, except as in the next paragraph mentioned. 4. — Dogs, Goats, etc.

4. Dogs, Goats, etc. All dogs, goats, and poultry found within the Reserve may be destroyed by any of the persons hereinafter referred to as being authorised to prosecute for breaches of this By‑law, and the owner shall make compensation, to be recovered before any Justice of the Peace, for any damage done by such dogs, goats, or poultry. 5. — Works