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Evening Star, Issue 4030, 26 January 1876, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. B Y ?;. L ,\Y S , ® f th ® Momington Foad District, duly made In pursuance of the* powers and piovixions contained in “The Otago oa ds_Ordinance, 1871,” “ Amendment Ordinance, 1874. “ The highway Boards Empowering Act, 1871,” and “The Highway Boards Em powering Act, 1872 ” and passed at a meeting of the Momington Road Board, held m thn Momington Road inutr ot on tue sixtemth day of December. 1876, intitule. - B. e-laws to provide for the order and good' government of th» Momington Road District 1. It shall not hj« lawful for any person to wheel, lead, drive, or ride in any dray, cart, carnage, or bamw, or to ride on horseback upon, or 1 1 lead or drive any horses or cattle across oral mg any footpath formed alongside an J street, line, or district road, and* any person conimiitintr an offence against this bye-law shall on conviction, forf.it a sum not exceed* irig fave pounds. 2. It shall not be lawful for any person to draw or trail any sledge, timber, or other material, upon or along any street, fine, or dis- " tnct road, and any person dommliting an offence against this byelaw shall, on cenvution, forfeit a sum not exceeding five pounds. - Every person who throws .anyglass, dirt, n,tr, manure, ashes, or rubbish, or allows any night soil or other offensive matter to be spilt ■- or otherwise cast upon any street, line, or dis* tnct road, or allows to run from any house or pretn sm any foul or sewerage water' on to any ' street, line, or district road, shall, bn, conviction, forfeit a sum not exceeding five pound*. 4 Every person who throws or lays any: bnilding or other materials, or constructs or elects any scaffolding or fence upon any street, line, or district road, save under permission of the Road Board, in writing first obt tined, shall, on conviction, forfeit a sum not twenty pounds. -, 5. if any person shall place any house, build* ; , mg, or lence, or any part thereof, upon antr portion tf any stiect, line, or district road, he shall forfeit a sum not exceeding ten pounds. „ and a further sum .not exceeding five pounds, for every day while the same shall so continue, 6. If any person shall obstruct any street, line, or district road, whether by allowing any vehicle to remain on such street, line, or district road, or by placing goods thereon, or otherwise, hj shall, on conviction, forfeit a sum not exceeding ten pounds. 7. If any homes or cattle be found cm any street, line, or district road, without aty person having the charge thereof; or if turned out for grazing purposes, although m charge of auy pe'v.on, the Board shall have power to impound such; and in a dition to all poundage charges, the owners of such horses or cattle shall, on conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceeding five shillings per head, which sum shall be collected by the poundkeeper, and paid over bv him to the Road Board. 8. No drove cattle shall be driven on any ' street, line, or district road, without having an attendant going before such drove cattle, and without being kept in a compact body ; and ' any person offending against this section shall, on conviction, a sum. not twenty pounds, and in the interpretation of ' thu bye-law the term “ drove cattle ” shall be taken to mean all cattle being driven 'in or through the road district to or trom market or slaughteryard. - . The Common Seal of the District Board 1 ®* te Payers of the Momingtoh , Road District was hereunto affixed in the presence of JAMBS ANDERSON, , _ Chairman, JAMES MICH7E, Member of the Momington Road Board. I approve of the foregoing bye-laws* J. MAC ANDREW, , 13 t hJanua^. 18^ PerintendenUf °^ Notice of removal.—e. stokes. Tailor and Clothier, 1 in retuminfe tbauksto his numerous customers and friend* for their liberal patronage and support for the laßt 14 years, in George street, begs to inform them that he has commenced business in bis new premises, comer of King and Hanover streets, opposite Baptist Chapel He has new every facility for carrying on a tint-class i aildrmg and Clothing Ti-ade, and trusts that those who have not favored him will give him a call of inspection, as they will find his charges for suits are Strictly moderate, and the tit and style of hia garments are equal to any in New Zealand. Note the Address— STOKES’S BUILDINGS, Corner of King and Hanover streets. T 0 0 HO M SON AND BUILDERS, MONUMENTAL WORKS. MORAY PLACE (opposite First Church) Dunedin. Have on Sale— Arbroath and Caithness Hearthstones, s sizes. Oamaru Stone, of snperior cualifr Marble Mantlepieoes, &c. Lime, Cement, Plaster of Paris, Monuments and Tombstones executed to an Iron Railings for Grave Enclosures, Sea. Designs forwarded on application to any par of the Colony. N.B. Country orders carefulE attended to. MESSRS T, M. HARDF JOtiNSTO AND WARDIN'j TON, Civil Engineers, Architects, Land, Marine and Mining Surveyors. Chief Offices; Steinhoff’s Buildings, Prince street, Dtmed Tiuakori road, Wellington. 2, Don street, Invercargill And at Oamaru. B!LLS OF QU ANTITIES for all kinds Railway AVorks, Street Trains, Harbo nocks * oads. Town Sewage, Water Suppl and other constructional works carefully a expeditiously prepared and accuracy guart N.B.—Corporate Bodies, Road Boards. I vate and other Companies waited upon. DUNEDIN CO-OPERATIVE GROCEI STORE, Next to Jack’s Ba aery, Comer of GEORGE AND ST. ANDREW STREET] IS NOW OPEN. rjIHIS Store has been opened for the amt pdet»^” efi ‘ Cl fte th. t _^ e larg % * “ patronised the more the i Pjete. mil k, .MbW „ OTt I™ I «,fs.SS d ‘ B l?u: b,>s^ d Moretkw 1, and the public is respectfußv m no deviation will be iSfmni