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Daily Telegraph (Napier), 15 February 1883, Page 3

Borough Notices. BOROUGH OF NAPIER, NOTICE JiE "PAN" SYSTEM. rYIHE Inspector of Nuisances having- reJL ported that a grea 1 " number of Householders have neglected to provide themselves with "Closet Pans." NOTICE is hereby given that proceedings will be taken against all persons failing to comply with the Regulation, within onu week from the datu of Xoti._-o. By order, 31. N. BOWER. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ottioe, Napier, Feb. 13. ISB3. Iliii'Ktoi* 16oar«i Polices. NAPIER HARBOUR BOARD. rg TENDERS will be received up till noon J on TUESDAY, the 20th hishiut. for the construction of one Discharging Punt. Plan* and specifications to be seen nt this oilier. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. FRANCIS E. SAUNDKRS, Engineer. Harbour Board Office, Spit, Fob. 13th, iss:;. Cojißßtv Coesssi'JS rV«Jsf(\s. Hawke's Bar County Council, Napier. Fob.' 12th, 1»S:3. is hereby given that thefollow_i N inu- Bye-law has been passed by the County Council of Hawke's Bay this 12 th day ./.February, 1 SS-'l : And imtice is hereby' t'lirtln'i- --iven that a meetinu , of the Council will bo held on MONDAY, the l!itli day of March next, for the purpose of <m.mitirmiim - the said Bye-law. F. SUTTON, Chairman CO. Hawke's Bay. C.. T. Fannin, C.C. Hawko's Bay. BYE-LAW No. 7. a bye-law to pkohusit the punning at LAllf.il-: OF PIGS AND (.(OATS WITHIN Tillcounty or hawke's bay. In pursuance of the provisions of the ■' Counties Ad, 1870,"' and the ••Counties Act, 187G Amendment Act, 1882," the County Council of Hawke's Bay do order as follows, that is to say :• — 1. Any pig.- or μ-oats found running at large may be impounded by any person in any public pound or in any enclosure specially appointed for the purpose- by the Council, and publicly notified. Such, enclosure shall, for the purpose of this bye-law only, be deemed a public pound, and the like fees and damages shall be payable in respect of any pigs or goats impounded therein, as in the case of a public pound. 2. The owner of any pig or goat found running at large shall bo deemed guilty of an offence, and shall, upon conviction, forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding .CI for every pig or goat so found running at large, to be recovered in the manner provided by the 20Sth section of the '• Counties Act, 1670." Hawke's Bay County Office, Napier, February 12, 1883. IN Pursuance of Sections Nos. 2t, 25, and 20 of "The Counties Act Amendment Act, ISS2," notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the County Council of llawke's Bay at its next Meeting on the 19th of March, by special order to alter the boundaries of the MEANEE RIDING to be as follows : — By order, G. T. FANNIN, Clerk C.C, 11.8. Meanee Riding. — Commencing , at the mouth, of the "Tukaeluiri river, thence in a north - easterly direction to the southern boundary of the Napier borough, thence following the said boundary in an easterly direction to the sea coast, thence following the coast in a generally southerly direction to the mouth of the Waitaugi river, thence following the Waitangi to its. junction to the Totara creek, thence generally south-west along the south-eastern boundaries of Meanee suburban sections to the Tataekuri-AVaimate stream, thence generally southerly down that stream to the junction with theNgaruroro river, thence generally westerly up that river to the western boundary of the Ohikakarewa block, thence along that boundary to the Korokipo block, thence along the south-west boundary of that block in a north-westerly direction to the main road, thence following the said road generally uortherly to the Rcdeliiie bridge on the Tutaekuri river, thence along the said river to the western boundary of block 1, Pukotapu district, thence following the western boundary of that block to the north-west corner thereof, thence following , the western boundary of Meanee suburban sections to the Ahuriri harbor, thence following the edge of the said harbor generally easterly to the starting point. Hawke's Bay County Office, Napier, February 13, 1883. IT is hereby notified that the MEANEE ROAD BOARD, in pursuance of clause •1, "Road Boards Act, 1882," intend to present a petition setting forth the following Boundaries of the proposed new District. By order, G. T. EANNTN, Clerk C.C, 11.8. Meanee Road Board. — Commencing at the mouth of the Tutaekuri river, thence in a north- easterly direction to the .southern boundary of the Napier borough, thence following the said boiindary in an easterly direction to the sea coast, thence following the coast in a generally southerly direction to the mouth of the AVaitangi river, thence following the Waitangi river to its junction with the Totara creek, thence generally south-west along the south-eastern boundaries of Meanee suburban sections to the Tutaekuri-Wai-mate stream, thence generally southerly down that stream to the junction with the Ngaruroro river, thence generally westerly up that river to the western boundary of the Ohikakarcwa block, thence along that boundary to the Korokipo block, thence along the south-west boundary of that block in a north-westerly direction to the main road, thence following the said road generally northerly to the Redclyrl'e bridge on the Tutaekuri river, thence along the said river to the western boundary of block 1, Puketapu district, thence following the western boundary of that block to the north-west corner thereof, thence following the western boundary of Meanee suburban sections to the Ahuriri harbor, thence following the edge of the said harbor generally easterly to the starting point. Si4_e»» l>y Mi , . 15rookiii£. r> OOPE T)ROOKING. F0 R >S AL E . HASTINGS—SeveraI Valuable Suctions this rising township, also Section with houses thereon. NAPIER—ViIIa Residences in all the Suburbs of Napier: from three to thirteen rooms. Also properties in Hastings-street, Tennyson-street, Shakespeare-road, Coote-road, Har-dhig-e-road, and Onepoto. ROOPE BROOKING, Licensed Broker under " The Land Transfer Act." All Business in this Department carefully and punctually attended to. Office Opposite Post-office. SALE. —The Anson Farm and 550 "* acres of good arable land ; 190 acres in English grass, good Dwelling, Granary, and Orchard ; situate at Marton, adjoining farm yielded 50 bushels wheat to the acre. Can be sold upon easy terms. 7VI,I,IytO JROOPEBROOTaNG J _ MONEY TO LEND. O~i A A £- 00 > £ ' m > 'CIOOO, £3000, i/JLUU, £-3000, and £20,000. Apply tO_ ROOPE BROOKING. November, 22, 1882.