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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 238, 21 January 1888, Page 3

Y£lffOHA#OßfrO'QW*TEltlf „v . , TRUSTEES: ' FraKois Pa via t, John Aijlbnlllobkon^Joh^ IiEAXiBY SIIITn, GEORGE LIPSi-Y, HUGH MoLivEtt, James Lau^ix, Patmox QIII&LAN. Pursuant lo the provisions of the"*" Cem'o.erice Apt, _l9B2,M.*lm fol bw.ng By-laws au> published for general mfo/mufton, and public notido is herjby'giten thai thu.-said 'By-laws a^reeited/liereunder, will be brought iuto force Ivy t"i^ Trusses of . above named cemetery, on and auor JFebt uy lit, 188 j. By-law No. J. For the regulation a.id mana<.orn3ntof ihoTe Arolm Comet er,', the 'Jivistees of the said cemetery" or fain- as follows, thut is to say:— AH grav«s .shall be opened, 6Hea in, nnd dressed (if required) by the sexton appointed for that purpose. NogiaVe shall bo. dug less than 6ft. deep, and no coffin shall be buried less than three feet below the surface of the ground. Graves shall be sunk toa depth of twelve feet (or less) by permission of the Trustee-!, and must be pajd for at the rate of two Shilling* and sixpence for each foot below the regulation depth, viz : bix feet. By-law 2— Graves on Unpurohased Ground. No rights or privileges are allotted in these graves, and any bodl s other than fr i nds 6\ relatives may herein be interred by tl>« trustees, for which the followia^ feos will be charged : — • 01 ildren, Adults, (under 12 | (over 12) { years. J ( jears. / s. d. b. d. For digging grave 6!eet(ieep 7 0 10 0 For dressing grave * twice in sir mouths after burial, (if required.) .... 26 26 Warrant for recording burial 10 10 10 6 13 6 By-law 3— Private GravesAll rights' and privileges are given to the owners of these graves in perpetuity with exclusive right to bury therein. £ b. d. For single plot us por plan 10 x 4 . . " . . . . 1 10 0 For doub c plot a» per plan 10x8 2 10 0 For three plots as p6r plan 10 xl 2 . . . . . . 3 10 0 For four plots as per pan 10 x 16 4 10 0 For opening gray»», dr ssiug, and registration, each time the private giaves are reopened f >v interment tho same lee as charged for publio graves aa before specifiei. By-law 4 — Monuments, Tomb--atones, and Fences of G-rwves. No monument, headstone, tombstone or fence shall be erected around or upon any grave, eitht. r public or private until a plan has boi-n submitted to and approved by the Cemetery Trustee:?, and allfe .ces, momonais, &C, not' niaint uned m decent repair will be removed by tho Trustees ab the O;st and risk of th-wo CDUccrned. By-1 5. —Private Plots for Graves may be Transferred. Any pure! ueev, executor or duly uppoiutcd afctor ey, ofasiy owner of privato grave with fxc.usive right of burial in perpetuity taerein, may trans er thou* ii.termts n> tlie sadpi'ivitc grave to any oth-r person upon s-ausia-tory proof to the Truaiies of having proper aulliority to muke sucu trausfoi*, nnd upon production ul rectipt lor such pri\aU> grave. By I*w6— Lop of Original Receipt and Dupii ate „• iven ior Private GravesDapHcate receipts for private graves will bo I issue I to person* having the proper authority 1 on application and payment uf a feo of five shillings. The Register ol public and private graves in the Te Aroha Cemetery, togetlierwith the i plan of the burial grounds, may bo seari-hed i or inspected upon payment of a fee of one shilling. i All fees and charges must be paid to the Secret ery of the Trustees by th* person undertaking the funeral or interment, and* upon such' fees being paid, a warrant, authorising the sexton to bury, will be given, and 'such, warrant must be delivered to tho sexton' aix working hours, at least, before tho hour fixed for the funeral, s except in ca*es, of emergency, and then ti\ on- oJrtiiiuute from a medical officer. By-law 7— Vaults. Vaults may be constructed within any section secured as a private grave by the ownoc thereof, bu* plans must be submitted to and approved of by the Cemetery Trust es before' construction. They must be lined thr mghout in brick or concrete, and the entrance securely fastened. Coffins placed within vaults must be lined' with lead or approved raaterinl, securely! closed to prevent noxious vapours escaping,} I and creating a nui a»ce. ! The fees for interment in anj vault are the same as for other occasions, but the costr of reopening and closing' the vault shall be borne by the owner thereof. ' All vaults in the public cemetery not mam.tamed in proper order and good repair will bo closed by the Trustees/and, no further burials shall b6 allowed therein. ' ' Certificates of death must in all oases be deliveied to the sexton by the persons responsible, or the hutial vviiiuot , be permitted, and; the orvlers for intermit must be Iddged'with 1 the sexton 1 at l^ast' six working hours prior to! the liouf fixed for the funeral, otherwise a obaf ge of 5s extra will be wade. The following particulars must accompany, the order :— Name and age of deceased, No.! of plot chosen, date aud hour of funeral, and! officiating, minister. ; By-law* B~offenoes., Every person who.; wantonly or wilfully i destroyflj or does,' or oauees to ba done any] damage to; any ,meniorift], feuoo," or -erection, otto anyj plant, tree, or flower, "bedl witittin^ the 1 Te*^ Aroha^', Cemetery^ or i to| thej fencei thereof j-or wlllally disturlJa' «iy.pef«brf , asaembled -for -the-jaurgow- of baiying- the dead flhall, upon coaviotiovi (Hereof; bo liable forleyery such offence to a penalty not exceedinjt twenty fjounds}(s6|o]|9K?6oymprj«pnmenti forany period not oxceedingWree months, i i The ownern of cattle, hojgfc. swine or goats,! which, shall- be' 'iound'tfesTPraafeatiaJ ttte Ttoj AtohkCeme^r, «hall, for evoi'y^'uqhoflence'be: of not less thariqne pQun^] (iJjp, ndrlmdrlthMm^FiJiu'tidß (£6) inregpeet! of &tety belief oattie| ? h^riQBg«winQfpr ;goati «o touiid tt^pas»ing' vviihout' proof of .«pecial d&nVage. and notwitlxata^diiigUMtt^aW