THE TOLL-GATE ACT.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 48, 24 April 1863, Page 3

THE TOLL-GATE ACT.

the i the New Zealand Advertiser.*) erve that the Auckland Provincial • Government have been taking a rited f our b O ok, and have introduced a * ° 2 » Bill to the notice of the Auckland ; v; j t differs materially, however, from Iddii ssed by the I >rovinc i a l Council of d, by the following clauses, exemption, he payment of toll : — " Of or from pc of iin respect of any horse, beast, or Gold cattle or carriage, employed only New ior conveying on the same day rince soil, compost, or manure,. for imVan- a( j S) or in respect of any ploughs, ceed- r implements of husbandry, unless eding w^jj som e other article not law--0 °rv P te( * om to^> or res P ect °* an y ther beasts employed in husbandry ckets returning from plough or harrow, ust be 'm pasture or watering-place, such my of 'ther beasts not going or returning icasions not more than two miles eyond npike Road on which the exemphave be claimed. Of or from any apatch respect of any horse or vehicle je, ac- keying any person or persons to 'going funeral. Or of or from any person c^ m I of any horse ridden \>j such person eonly irpose of attending any jury to „ __ lall have been hvwfully summoned ie end* provided that no person shall be tied or • claim such last mentioned exemp>r with i he shall on passing through any iin the roduce to the collector the sumring his attendance upon any such packet is & \ BQ enacted that the tolls shall books, tender, in the same manner as ntity of c wor ta are advertised for and written, nature _..^___ ie bind-