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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume II, Issue 142, 30 July 1880, Page 2

Notices. v. W: :» m* i-r; m 3 By-laws for Slaughterhouses in j the Counties of Marlborough ; and Sounds. Colonial Secretary's Office, ‘Wellington, 15th July, IXBO. ! mn.b folio wilin’ hy-laws foi- slaugh- : £ torliouses in the Counties of ; Marlborough and Sounds are pub- | fished in accordance with “ The j Slaughterhouses Act, 1X77." Thomas Dick, j 15V-LAW No. I. Kortlie Regulation and Management j of Licensed Slaughterhouses in that 'j Portion of the County of Marl- j borough lviug to the North of the j River Waimu, and for the County of Sounds. License Ft'!'. 1. It is ordered, by virtue of the i authority in ns vested by “The; Slaughterhouses Act, IX77,’' that, form and after the approval hereof by J the (lovernor, the license fee payable by persons licensed to slaughter great or small cattle shall be ten shillings j per annum, or fractional part of a year, payable in advance. All licenses i shall expire outlie .”> Ist day of Decern- I her in each year. X'W Licenses. 2. Applications for new licenses shall be in the form given in Schedule 1 to this by-law, and shall be posted or delivered to the Clerk of the near est Resident Magistrate’s Court in the licensing district at least live weeks before the day fixed for hearing the same. ] [earl mj Apjdicutions for AV/r 1 TAccn-?/•#. On receipt of the application as i aforesaid, the Resident Magistrate having jurisdiction .to hear the said Hppliei't i<. 11 -1 1 :«11 Mppoillt a tun*- and place ni r r lie l|.-a ring f Imre. if. a lid shall I- t -1 iirii |he aHI diea t ion. With imtilicylinn of lime ami [dace of hearing, to the applicant: Provided that the date fixed for hearing the application shall allow the applicant time to advertise notice as required by section 2 1 of the said Act. Feioural of License. (. Evorv applicant for a renewal of a license shall deposit an applieain. writ iim- in the form cbvenin Schedule 2 to tins by-law, with the Clerk of the Resident. Magistrates Court at Pieton or Havelock (whichever may be the nearest to his licensed slaugliterhousc), at least fourteen clear daps before the sitting of the Court at which such applications for renewal shall lie heard and determined. .A o Flaai/h 'erhorses within 77/ree t'ho t lie i>/ Fon A. 5. After the date of approval of this by-law by the Governor, no license shall be granted for any slaughterhouse situated within three chains of any main or district road used as a public road. Ha ta/h /./'houses 7,e/>l Clean. G. Every slaugliterliou.se shall be | kept clean to the satisfaction of the Inspector, who may at all times give : such directions concerning the cleans- , ing thereof as to him may seem need- ; fill. Any persons licensed under the ' provisions of the said Act who shall not, without unnecessary delay, obey the directions of the Inspector shall be deemed to have committed a breach of the provisions of tin’s by-law. Cattle Fed au</ Watered. 7. Every slaughterhouse shall, at all times, be provided with a suilicient supply of fresh water, and all cattle confined on the premises of any slaughterhouse, or in any yard or enclosure connected therewith, shall lie properly fed and watered at least once j in every twenty-four hours. Filth Feniored. X. The filth shall be,removed from ; every slaughterhouse or yard connect- j ed therewith at least once in (‘very I twentp-four hours. Inspector to Visit s/am/hterhoases. 9. The Inspectors, shall visit all ' slaughterhouses in their districts at least once every three months, where practicable, and not later than- the j first week in December in each year j they shall furnish a report in writing 1 to the Resident Magistrate having | jurisdiction in their district, stating ! generally the condition in which the slaughterhouses in their district have j been kept during the past year. Fees for CdttU Hla/tr/kt/fult T;..‘ Aj 10. The fees payable to Inspectors | from all persons holding licenses un- | der the said Act, or any Act amend- t ing the same, shall be as follows : j For every head of small cattle killed j for sale, the sum of one farthing ; and ; for every head of great cattle killed for sal, the sum of one penny. In- | specters shall dispose’ of all fees re- 1 ccived according to any law for the time being in force. J’arsons Licensed to Furnish Reports. 11. Every person! licensed under the said Act shall, with the report re- : quired to be forwarded under section 20 'of “The Slaughterhouses Act, j 1877,A a]s6 J send, Together with the i