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within that part of the Borough as defined in clause 103 of those Bye-laws, for the purpose of effecting any such removal, as in the the last preceding section specified, or of examining the condition of any privy, cess-pool, drain, or closet pan, or of cleansing, constructing, altering, or repairing the same. 103. No person shall keep any swine within such part of the Borough as lies within the following Blocks, viz., 7, 8, 12, 13, 17, 18, 22, 23, 27, 31, 35, 36, 37, 40, 42, 43, 44, and 45. 104. The owner of every house within that part of the Borough as defined in clause 403 of these Bye-laws shall provide the said house with a proper earth closet to the satisfaction of the officer appointed by the Council to superintend such matters. 105. No person shall remove any night soil within that portion of the Borough as defined in clause 103 of these Bye-laws, except between the hours of eleven o’clock at night and six o’clock in the morning. Part V— Prevention of Fire. 106. No person shall wilfully or negligently set or cause to be set on fire any chimney. 107. No person shall negligently allow any chimney to become foul and to be in danger of being set on fire. 108. No person shall keep any stack or heap of hay or straw or other inflammable material in that part of the Borough as defined in clause 103 of these Bye-laws, if not under roof or cover, at a less distance than sixty feet from any building or street or the land of any adjoining owner. 109. No person shall light any fire in any building within the Borough, except in a properly constructed fireplace or stove. 110. No person shall, without the consent of the Council, light any fire in the open air in that part of the Borough as defined in clause 103 of these Bye-laws ; or in any part of the Borongh except between the hours of 5 a.m. and 5 p.m. 111. The Council may give notice to the owner or occupier of any building, the fire-place or chimney belonging to which shall have been proved to the satisfaction of the Council to be in a dangerous condition, to alter the fire-place or chimney. 112. No person shall use or cause to be used any material for re-covering or repairing the roof of any old building or covering the roof of a newly erected building within that part of the Borough as defined in clause 103 of these Bye-laws, other than metal, slate, earthenware tiles, or other uninflammable material. 113. Any person convicted under the foregoing Bye-law, and failing to remove the inflammable material within fourteen days after such conviction, shall be deemed to have incurred a fresh breach of the Bye law, and be liable to the same penalty as for the first offence, and so on until the Bye-law is complied with. 114. It shall not be lawful for an}' person to make, or to place, or to keep,, or continue any fence of furze, brushwood, bushes, or other like material within that part of the Borough as defined in clause 103 of these Bye-laws; and every person who shall make or place any such fence, and every owner or occupier of any premises who for seven days after notice from the Council to remove any such fence thereto appertaining if lawfully made or placed before the coming into operation of this Bye-law, shall suffer any such fence or any part thereof to remain, or who shall suffer to remain any such fence unlawfully made before such coming into operation, shall forfeit on conviction for such offence a sum not exceeding Five Pounds, and in every such case a further sum not exceeding Forty Shillings for every day after any such conviction during which such fence shall continue. 115. The occupier, or in case there shall be no occupier, the owner or agent of the owner, of any land within the Borough of Patea upon which a furze hedge shall be growing, or to which such hedge shall form the boundary shall, in the months of May or June and November or December in every year, cause such hedge to be properly trimmed, and shall not at any time permit the same to exceed thirty inches in width at top and four feet at bottom : Provided that where such hedge shall not adjoin or divide the land of such owner or occupier from any public street or place, then such owner or occupier shall only be liable to trim his side of such hedge, and the other side thereof shall be trimmed by the owner or occupier of the land on the other side of such hedge. 116. The owner, or in case there shall be no owner resident within the Colony, the occupier of any land within the Borough of Patea upon which any furze, thorn, or bramble shall be growing, or being other than a properly-trimmed hedge, shall within thirty days after receiving from the Borough Council a written notice signed by the Town Clerk of the said Borongh, or their solicitor, requiring him so to do (which notice may be served personally, or affixed to the said land), grub up, clear, and destroy all such furze, thorn, or bramble, and thereafter keep the said land free from the same. Gr. F. SHERWOOD, Mayor.

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