Parks and Reserves By-laws (WA)

Western Australia THE LAND ACT 1898 Parks and Reserves By-laws Western Australia Parks and Reserves By-laws Contents 1. Visitors must be accompanied by the Caretaker or Guide 2 2. Admission Fees 2 3. Injuring or destroying Trees 2 4. Injuring or disfiguring Caves 2 5. Injuring the Soil or Surface, or destroying Birds or Animals 3 6. Visitors to act in obedience to instructions of Caretaker or Authorised Guide 3 7. Persons misconducting themselves 3 8. Posting Bills 3 9. Shooting, etc., on the Reserves 4 10. Selling Goods on the Reserves 4 11. Waste Litter of Picnics to be removed 4 12. Camping and Lighting Fires 4 13. Cattle not to be depastured 5 14. Lights to be used 5 15. Smoking in Caves 5 16. Taking Photographs 5 17. Guide or Caretaker may remove any person guilty of improper conduct 5 18. Motor vehicle hire etc. 6 19. Penalty 6 Notes Compilation table 7 Western Australia THE LAND ACT 1898 Parks and Reserves By‑laws Chief Secretary' Office, Perth, 23rd June, 1922. S.H. 15/22. HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council has been pleased to approve the annexed By‑laws made by Joseph Robert Campbell, General Manager of State Hotels, by virtue of the powers conferred by Order in Council made under Section 43 of "The Land Act 1898" and published in the Government Gazette of the 9th June, 1922. H. C. TRETHOWAN, Under Secretary. I, Joseph Robert Campbell, General Manager of State Hotels, by virtue of the powers committed to me by Order in Council published in the Government Gazette of 9th June, 1922, under Section 43 of "The Land Act 1898," do hereby revoke all the By­laws heretofore made in respect of the Reserves mentioned in the Schedule to the said Order in Council, or any of them, and do hereby make the By‑laws following, which shall have effect in respect of all of the said Reserves except in so far as the control is indicated in such By‑laws: — Visitors must be accompanied by the Caretaker or Guide