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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 78, 29 September 1893, Page 3 (Supplement)

If fcho building bo more than thirty-eight feet and not more than fiffc; four" feet high, the thickness of external walls and party walls must be 1 a ; least seventoon and a half incho9 from the top of the footing to the unde n eida of the floor next below the topmost floor, and at the least thirtee r inches from the underside of the floor next below the topmost floor to fcl top of tho wall. If the building bo more than fifty-four feet, high, the thickness of tli U extcr ial wills and party walls must be at the least twenty-one and a hal inclns from the top of the footing to the underside of the floor next bi " one below the topmost floor, and at the least seventeen and a - half inelu from the Underside of the floor next but one below the topmost floor t the underside of tiie topmost floor, and at the least thirteen inches froi ' tho uudersido of the topmost floor to the top of the wall. 1 SCHEDULE No. 3. ' ; 1 ; '- : '; '■•■■•]■■;■ •■ Bonbvan OB FEizvtKQ -..-•■. :, ,-; Description of Ir6» di a\t alternative jnititeitilfor External and Parttf-Wall r;" ' ' i3io internal r antl {tarty ; trails may be constructed ; with BfeUds _f; H? ' 6 ■ T iroil of suitable sizes, according to height or to dimensions of building eabbi fifth jointfto Be plated on eacHjsi^e with] i-iflph boiler, p^te, boltec through the joint diagonally evory two. .foet' *ita |i*V?fiV "^-T > -ii plates to,,Uavo at scarf .plated i of' eimilar iron of thicknej T rivefocT oh to t„Sn, anrfiho' j«i^9'Wbe to'rfc Mie outer wait "'tbgether. The' 'eovenrih^' *6 fl b«l if irbn df ridt less thaii No. 28 guagci 'Al r 'Moulds or projections lo tbe of;ins_ of. similar auago,! wid j parapets to, b< tmrtfed'tapitota-iMhular^^^ to b< 1 j covered |Oof^h .iflsido, an^ outside! with, iron of njt less .than $0. 16 .guage .■ — r ' ■ ■ No. 5.-MfSCELLANEOUS BY-i-AWS. A By-law to provide within the Borough of Feifding for the prevention of nuisances and offences in streets and public places, the licensing of hawkers and pedlars, the licensing persons to store and sell petroleum, and providing for the storing and sale thereof, and generally to preserve health, order, and decency. In pursuance of the powers and provisions in that behalf contained in "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1886," and of "The Dangerous Goods Act, 1882," and of all other powers in that behalf them enabling, the Mayor, Councillors, and Burgesses of the Borough of Feilding, called the Feilding Borough Council, and throughout this By-law called the "Council," ordain as follows, that is to say: — Interpretation. The word " Borough" shall mean the Borough of Feilding. The word "Council" shall mean the Mayor, Councillors, and Burgesses of the Borough of Feilding, commonly called the " Feilding Borough Council." The words "Official paper" shall mean the newspaper for the time being appointed by the resolution of the Council ks the newspaper' in Avhich are to be published all official notices published by the: Council in the Borough. ', 'The/vv t drd' :^'Skr^& public or private street or'ptjblic' plate .Witrilh; the Borough of Feilding, and shall include - 'the footpath of* : latiy public or private street or public place within the Borough of Feilding. The wprd " Vehicle" shall include a wheelbarrow, bicycle, tricycle, arid '^veiry 5 Vehicle upon or with wheels, whatever its forth qrcbristructioril I*llo word "Hawker" shall intrude every pedlar, and eVery' person who carries or takes about upon his back, or in any basket 1 , i tray, of bo'jt not upon wheels, or in any vehicle any £obds, 'wares', or fnercharidise for sale, whether he shall try the 'same or not. ' '! •"" Th6;wbfds u «Tb^vn Clerk" shall mean the Town Clerk for the time being^o 'the'Feildihg Borough Council. „ The. word "Surveyor' 1 shall meahtne Surveyor for the fiMe being to the 1< eilding Borough ' Council. The word "Cattle," unless otherwise specially defined or inconsistent with the context, shall include all horned and neat cattle, horses, mules, ass&s, sneep, goats, and swine, of all ages, and of either sex. ' ! The word " Petroleum " shall be taken to mean Petroleum as defined by any Order in Couficil made under or pursuant to "The Dangerous Goods Act. 1882, f6r the time being in force in the Colony of NW/ _i_aiahd, and if there be no such Order in Council m fbrc^' d^rinihg the meaning of such "'word, then the meaning f hereof s'rra'tl be taken to' be a_ defiried by "The DangerohV'Goo'ds l #ct' isß_," or any Act dr Acts -amending the sanVe.' flj ' ,7 '"^ : u • " .' ' ■ " '? ul ; ,,i niQm^m^^'-f <\ ■! -■■. ,;■ ■•:!.. »,'■ 1. No person shall ride, drive, or whed any barrow or other vehicle upon tjr'altfng! Amy 2. No person shall place any tlmberj bricks, stones, building or other material uponany street, or upon or. over any channel or surface dr^in in any street without the perimission in writing btth .'Town 1 Clerk haying' been first obtained. . ' •.'.-•;:;. :m.-. i- ir 3. No person shall burn any shavings, straw, or other materials or matter upon any street without the consent in writing of the Council. . 4. No person shall light any fire in the Borough in the open air and in proximity to any buildings witnout the permission in writiugof the Council having been first Obtained. 5. No person shall do any planing, sawing, mixing mortar, or execute any builders' work upon any footway, carriage road, or public place without permission in writing from the Council being first obtained. 6. No person shall allow shavings, hay, straw, paper, or other materials during the progress of any work, or work of cleansing, loading or unloading, to be blown about any street or public thoroughfare. 7. No person shall blast any rock, stone, or timber in or near any public place without permission of the Council. 8. No person shall draw or trail any sledge, timber, or any heavy material upon or along any street to the injury of such street. 9. No person shall throw or discharge any stone or other missile or use any catapult within the Borough to the damage or danger of any person or property. 10. Any person laying out or opening any street, or erecting any building therein, shall, during the operations necessary for forming such street, or for erecting such building, use all necessary precautions for guarding against injury to the passengers along such street as may be necessary, or as may be directed by the Conncil. 11. No person shall allow any droppings of the eaves of any house or verandah to fall upon any street. 12. Ro person shall place or show any placard, or other document, writing, or painting on or otherwise deface any house or building, or any wall, pavement, fence or gate facing or abutting upon any street, or on Borough lamps, posts or bridge, without the consent of the occupier or owner thereof. 13. No person shall open any drain or sewer, or remove the surface of any street, without lawful authority. 14. No person shall roll, any cask, beat any carpet, fly any kite, use any bow and arrow, bowl any hoop, or play at any 'game in any street to the annoyance of the public. 15. No person shall erect or have any awning on or over any footpath in any street less than eight feet clear above such footpath. ;»■ 'it 16. No person shall furiously or negligently ride any animal or drive any vehicle through any street, nor shall any 'person break in any horse in any street to the annoyance of the puplic. ' > 2-17; -'No -person shall drive any vehicle or ride any horse aoroSs any Bridge or across the intersection of any street, other than at a walking pace. 18. No person shall in any street, except in any fair or market (lawfully appointed for that purpose), expose any horse or other animal for hire or sale.