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7. It shall be lawful .for any Justice of the Peace, Inspector of Police, Inspector of Slaughter-houses, or constable duly authorised, jn writing by a councillor or the Town Clerk, to enter at any time any slaughterhouse, or place so licensed, as aforesaid, within the Borough, where there shall be| cause to suspect that stolen cattlo have been, or are tibout tp be slaughtered, and to make such searcli^and'enquiry as may seom ncosnry for the discovery of the offence and; the offender. r ' 8. Every person licensed to slaughter cattle within the Borough shall keep a book m the form of the Schedule B, wherein he shall enter all cattle slaughtered m his licensed house or place, showing the date of slaughter, the name of the person from whoui'pui'cliased, the sex> apparent age, colour, and brands ; and every person who shall slaughter cattle without making such entries shall forfeit and pay for each omission a sum not exceeding Five pounds. . " 9. Every keeper of a licensed slaughter-house shall transmit weekly to the Inspector of Slaughterhouses a report m writing, containing the particulars above stated, and shall produce such book, for the information of any Justice or duly authorised constable whenever he shall be required : And if any such keeper of a licensed slaughter-house, or place for slaughtering cattle, shall neglect or fail to keep such book or recard, or shall refuse to produce such book or record to any Justice or duly authorised constable, or who shall fail, neglect, or refuse to send such report to tho Inspector of Slaughter-houses, as above directed, he shall for every such offence, forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding Fire pounds. 10. That nothing hereinbefore contained shall extend tp any person or persons slaughtering at his or her own residence or farm cattle for his or her own use. 11. It shall be lawful for any Justice of the Peace or authorised constable to demand the skin of any horned or neat cattle or sheep that may have been slaughtered within one month previous to the date of such demand, or a full and satisfactory account to whom such skin hasl been sold, or m what manner disposed of 3 and any person who, upon such deniand,,shall refuse, or neglect to produce^the skins of any cattlo that have been slaughtered, or m case the same cannot be produced, to give a full and satisfactory account of how and m what manner the same have been disposed of, fthall, on conviction, forfeit and pay for every such offence, a sum not exceeding Five pounds. ..„....'•" V ,■ \ 12- And if y any person shall cut out or burn, or otherwise-destrby, deiace, or obliterate any brand or earmark which shall have been on any skin, or shall beia possession .of, or. shall purchase any such skin from which the brand shall have^been cut Orl^ned/Qr^otherwis^^troyedi or defaced, without being able to give a satisfactory account thereof,- every sucli.,persoh shall, upoii^ conviction o^, every such offence, forfeit and pay a sum not, exceeding Tir6 pouiidflf J f / *'V .££'/? -Q :" "/ :| . .//■ '' 13. It shall be lawful for the Borough Council, from time to time, as occasion may require, to fir a scale of Fees, to be levied, collected, and received from every psrson or persons who shall take out a licenss for a private slaughter-house, or place for slaughtering oattle, and such scale of fees, from time to, time, to alter, vary, and mo|dify; and such fees shall be recoverable m a summary manner by the Borough uouncil, their olerk, or any collector for the time being, duly appointed or authorised by the said Council : Provided always that the amount of fees so to be fixed, as aforesaid, shall mno oase exceed the sums herein* after mentioned, viz, :— . For every ram, wethar, ewe, lamb, boar, sow, or pig— Fourpence. For every bull, Bteer, oow, or heifer— One shilling and sixpence; And shall, upon every alteration, be forthwith published m the Waikato Times newspaper. 14. It shall be lawful for the Borough Council, if they shall see occasion to do so, to presoribe the hours within which any suoh cattle shall be slaughtered, and to enforce any regulations so to be made m that behalf by a penalty not exceeding Five pounds. . ; 15. All fees payable to the Borough Council under the authority of these By-laws shall be accounted for and paid to the Treasurer of the Borough Council for the public U3e of the said Borough, and for the support of the government thereof. . 16. All fines and penalties imposed under the authority of these By-laws shall be recoverable m a summary way. 17. For the purposes of theae By-laws, the word " cattle " (unless otherwise expressly stated) shall be taken to Include horned or neat cattle, sheep, goats, and swine; and the Borough Council may ba represented m any proceedings taken under thess By-laws by the Mayor, or the Clerk for the time being. I. B. VIALOU, Mayor. J. M. GELLING, Town Cleek. SCHEDULE A. , FORM OF LICENSE FOR SLAUGHTERING OATTLE IN THE [BOROUGH # OF HAMILTON. We, the Borough Couucil of Hamilton, do certify that, by virtue of the authority vested m U3 m this behalf, Mr cf is hereby authorised to keep a Licensed Slaughter-house on his property situated at • and being In the : And this License is to remain m force from the date horeof until the Ist day of June, 1878. Given under our hands on the part of the Borough Council of Hamilton, at Hamilton, this day of I. R. YIALOU, Mayok. J. M. GELLING, Tow* Clerk. SCHEDULE. B, . FORM OF BOOK to be kept by L'censed Butchers' in tbo Borough of Hamilton, and of Weekly Return to le rendered to the Inspector of Slaughter-houses, or the Borough. Council, for tho week ending ,1878. s£££. NO kfl!ed: a<l 0 ' A K°. Colo, Brand. $£££ FeesPayaWe. t». . _— - - — b. d. " ~ Signature of Licensed Butcher. Borough. Council. :

• ■ . Remarks

AUCTION SALES. IJ3EGULAR SALES of LIVE STOCK JX and FARM PRODUCE are held by the Subscribers at Cambridge on the THIRD THURSDAY, and at Ohaupo on the LAST THURSDaY m each month. On each TUESDAY at Newmarket at 1 o'clock, for Horned Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. On each FRIDAY at Durham Yards, Auckland, at 11 o'clock, for Horses, Vehicles, Saddlery, Agricultural Implements, and Produce. At Papakura on the FIRST WEDNESDAY m each month, at half-past 12 o'clock (principal Market for Store Cattle). At Waiuku Half-yearly on the FOURTH WEDNESDAY m January and July. CATTLE FAIRS held m months of September, October, and April, at Papakura. • ' SHEEP FAIR held m January a Newmarket. i WOOL SALES held Fdtnightly m November and December. MCINS, HIDES, A*D WOOL SALES Fortnight^ at the Durham Yards, at 2 o'clock. Good Accommodation Paddocks at Mrs" R.uucinaan'6, Drury Bridge ; Mr Gkvlding's, Papatoitoi ; Harp of Erin ; and, for Waikato Fat Cattle, at Ascot Farm, Mangere. Accommodation Paddocks at Mr Knox's Farm, Ohaupo and Hamilton Eoad. HUNTER & NOLAN. THUESDAY, MAY 10. CAMBRIDGE MONTHLY CATTLE SALE. FOR SALE, at the Cambridge Yards, on Thursday, May 16, 12 head Fat Cattle Store Cattle, Dairy Oowa Horaas, Sheep, &c. At 1 o'clock. OHAUPO CATTLh] SALE ON MAY 23. HUNTER & NOLAN 7 . SWISS BAZAAR. OPENED THIS DAY, TUESDAY, MAY 7. A. GROSS MANN, TH E Noted Wood Carver from Switzerland (on his way to Sydney), Will exhibit his MUSEUM of SWISS WOOD CARVINGS. Consisting of a Large assortment of FRAMES, BRACKETS, JEWEL BOXES, VASES, And other Articles too Numerous too mention, which must be ssen to tie appreciated; all highly recommended for GIFTS, BIRTHDAY and WEDDING PRESENTS . As the time is limited, Visitors are requested to make early appearance. Ax Inspection Invited. ijgf Note address j— The Premises Laieiy Vaoatei oy Mr McHEF.DsArm, H:'.miltei Went,

WAIKATO DISPENSARY, HAMILTON WEST. T C HAMMOND BEGS respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Hamilton and surrounding District that he has leased the premises lately erected next the Post Office, which he intends to open m a few days m the business of a CHEMIST <0 DRUGGIST. T.C.H. haßmuch pleasure m intimating that he hai secured the services of a thoroughly qualified Chemist of many years standing to take charge of the Bnsinees, that none but the purest Drugs and Chemicals will be dispensed m this establishment, and that all goods will be Sold at the Loivent Auckland Hates. No expense is being spared m fitting up the Shop to su ; t the requirements of the trade j and the Stock, a large and varied one, including a complete assortmentof I IOMCEO P A.THIC ME I UGINBB, will entirely obviate the necessity of sending to Auckland for any article m this line of business. In soliciting the patronage of the public for th-s new vpnture, T.O.H. can atsure them that no effort shall be wanting on his part to deserve it. Dr B. C. BEALS will attend twice daily for consultation, hours and particulars of which will appear m future advertisement. T. 0. HAMMOND, CHEMIST <fc DRUGGIST, HAMILTON WEST. TEND E R S . mENDERS will be received by the ■*- undersigned, up to May 11, for the Erection of a Butcher's Shop m Cambridge. . Plans and Specifications may be seen by applying to D. RICHARDSON, . „ rtrt Engineer and Architect. April 29, 1878. TENDERS. mENDERS will be received by the • . ""/ersigned, ap to Saturday, 18th instant, for thj Erection ef a Shop and Dwelling-house at Cambridge. Plans and Specifications m»y be seen by applying to T>. RICHARDSON, Architect and Engineer^ Cambridge. TO BUILDEttS. TENDERS will be receivad at Auckland, until noon of the 15th inst, for Additions, Alterations and Stabling to the Alexandra Hotel, Alexandra. Plans, &c, can be seen at' Mr Gwynne's Hotel; ' ' • ! ": ' ; BVEEiLS^SON, Architects, Acek!ftr.iJ, "

PANTECHNETHECA, DUKE-STREET, CAMBRIDGE. THE abovo Establishment is noff open with a LARGE AND SELECT STOCK Of DRAPERY, READY-MADE CLOTHING, GROCERIES, And MILLINERY. An inspection is respectfully invited. I bpg to inform my old lriends, and the 3 jttlerß generally, that m opening the present Store, I witl keep a first-class assortment tf goods, und irust by Low chavge3,, civility, and st.riot attention tc my customers, to merit a 'air share oi publicpatronago. Mrs McVEAGEI havin-,' nd-led large 1 } to the MiLUXiiKY Dei'aiitmkkx, and secured the service of a high class artiste begs to inform the Lidies' of Cambridge and surrounding Distiict, that everything m the Millinery and Dress Department will be of the Newest d sign. A Large and New assortment of FEATHEBS, RIBBONS, BONNEIS, SILKS, VELVETS And LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING To select from. (^Patterns forwarded to Ladies by Post An Apprentice wanted to the Dress making. TJO BERT Tt/T CyEAGH CAMBRI D.G E. : PUBLIC NOTIFCATION. Waikato County Council Office, Hamilton East, March 20, 1876. A LL Traffic by the Whangamarinc A. Bridge is STOPPED until furLhei notice, pending Repair?. The Waikato County Council hive employed a Ferryman, with a Boat oi Canoe, who will ply at all hours free ol charge to the public. J. McPHERSON, . €Aerk Waikato County Council, £1 REWARD. LOST, a Light-Grey Hack Mare ; nc bran I ; shod all round. The above Reward will be paid if the Mare be lefl at Hewitt's Hotel, Cambridge, or with the under-ignrd. B. B ; BOOTH