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Evening Star, Issue 4291, 27 November 1876, Page 3

Bnsitaasa Notto* LINEN SUKBHA DES, Is 3d 1; Cd 1Heme; Lisle IhreadHoße. HERBERT, HAYNES. & CO

Board ana Residence. or Married street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for three~ol .„*•„ f«ur respectable Boardeia. MuFor' T W wlw tle^ en ? riendß CM > h ave comfortable Beard and Residence , for the summer months at Sawyer's Bay! Abd?v Mr Vpgey, bookseUer. Port hh*l™Z' Apply DRIVATE Board and Residence, Gentle- ? d . Cou P le ; no children. Corporation Notices. CITY OF DUNEDIN. CLERK ANo"~B0OK-KEEPER WANTED. by testimouials, are invited to be lodged at the Town Clerk's Office, Manse street, on or before Tuesday, sth December, at 2 p.m., for the ap. pointment of Clerk and Book-keeper in the Corporation Offices (ordinary municipal branch). Salary at the rate of L2OO per annum. J. M. MASSEY, tit • Town Clerk. November 25,1876. CITY OF DUNEDIN. rriENDERS will be received at the Town Clerk's Office, Manses'.reet, on or before Thursday, 30th November, at 3 p.m fJ for the Right to Cut and Remove the Grass, until April 30, 1877, from the portions of the City Reserves below described:— Ist. From the North Dunedin Recreation Ground, 2nd. From that portion of the South Dunedin Recreation Ground outside the i Oval. 3rd. From that portion of the Town Belt situate between the Mornington road and the South Cemetery, exclusive of the Cattle Market Reserve. Tenders can be lodged for each lot separately. Cash to the full amount offered must accompany each tender. J. M. MASSEY, tst i ,„-„ Town Clerk. November 25,1876. - CITY OF DUNEDIN. (City Council, acting as the Local - Board of Health for 1 City, desire to direct the attention of the Public to the following stringent provisions of the Public Health Act, 1876: Section 28.—When a householder knows that a person within the house occupied by him is taken sick of small pox, cholera, or any other hiyhly infectious disease dangerous to the peop.e, he shall immediately give notice thereof to the Local Board of the District m which he dwells.—Penalty, LlO. Section 31.—Any person who" while suffering from any dangerous infectious disease, wiliuJy exposes himself without proper precautions against spreading the said disorder in any ttreet, public place, shop, car, or public conveyance, or enters any public conveyance without previously notifying to the owner, conductor, or driver thereof that he is so suffering, shall be liable to a penalty not exceedmg 1,5. Section 33; Any person who knowingly let 3 for hire any house, room, or part of a houße, in which any person lus been suffering from dangerous infectious disorder, without having such house, room, or part of a house, and all articles therein liable to retain infection disinfected to the satisfaction of a legally a certificate signed by nim, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £2O. Section 34.—Any person letting for hire or questioned by any person negotiating for: the lure of such house or part of a Ik use, as to the fact of there being, or wiibin s?jl weeks 1 reviously having been therein b jo x person suffering from any dangerous infectious fbaonse. knowingly makes a f?ig 0 auswe r to (£2O) twenty pounds or to ~ imprisonment. *ith ur without hard lr.gr, r for * period exceeclicg one montn.

lhe foregoing notification is made by th Local Loavd of F ea kh in the hope that the pubhc will xvcogmsc the importaiceof seeing that, so far aa practicable, the provisions of the Act are complied w ith. J. M. MASSEY, tvt , „_ Town Clerk. CITY OF DTJNEDIN. PROPOSED TRAMWAYS FOR THE CITY. nHB CITY COUNCIL having prepared L Conditions and Stipulations for street Tramways for the City, begs to invite offe rs from persons prepared to construct and work the same, and to assume the position and obligations of promoteis in respect thereof. The concession to be for a term of Seven Years Copies of Draft Conditions may be obtained at the Town Clerk?s Office, where also tenders or offers for the construction and working of the tramways may be lodged on or before Ist January, 187. 'The Caversham Road Board, and the Suburban Municipal Councils of St. Kihla a.-d South i unedin. having passed resolutions favorable t<> allowing th* l tramway promoters to continue the line of tramway through the several districts uud r their management, the promoters to pay merely a peppercorn rent to the suburban authorities : It would therefore be well that alternative tenders should be lodged : Ist. In respect of the City tramway exclusively, nd. In respect of the City and Suburban tramway. J. M. MASSEY, October 2,1876. Educational. WRITING, Arithmetic, and Bookkeeping. —Evening class and private Jessons. Mr Gow, Cargill street, off Eilleul street. ? PEE MISSES BELL GIVE MUSIC LESSONS at their Rooms, and at the Girty High School. TRooms at Mr Hardy's Officefl, near Mr.C. Bfgg'« Music 3j> oon. Princes street.