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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1276, 2 September 1880, Page 3

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"boROUGH OF HAMILTON.

The folloWmgf dih'endmenjts to Byrlaw No. 2 of the Borough of Hamilton .arc jftibhsheiLin cdn<. formity with clause 340, sub-section 2, Municipal.; Corporations Act, 1876, and in accordance wjrhij resolution made by special order of theHamtftoir Borough Council on the 31st August, 1880, and will be further consi(Se>cd;fpr> adqjHlonon Friday, the 10th September, 1880, at a Special Meeting to be held for that purpose. Amendments to 'By-iIaW '#6.' 2, ">*dß ! "ThJs' Regulation of Slaughter-housks within the Borough of Hamilton*. To prohibit the slaughtering of cattle, sheep, goats, or swine, in such places within the Borough as the Council may think proper, and to grant Licences ijortSlanghtcr-houses, and regulate and fix J the' fees to be paid to ' theßorougii Council Fund for such Licenses, and regulate the Slaughtering of Animals ' therein in sudPmafinor "as ftfoe- Council may think fit. }. On and after the Ist of November, 1880, no person shall keep a Slaughterhouse 'or place for slaughtering cattle intended for sale, barter, or exportation, except such house or place be duly licensed for that purpose in, the manner hereinafter provided. 2. Every person who shall slaughter, or cause to, be slaughtered, anj; cattle, sheep, or pigs, as aforesaid, in" any' house' 6r place within the Borough of Hamilton, not being a duly licensed Slaughter-house, or place contrary to the provisions of these By-laws, sbalf, forfeit and pay the sum of Five Pounds for every such offence. 3. Every license shall be in force from the date thereof until the 31st d.ay of December next following, and the person to\vbom the same shall bo granted shall pay to the Town Clerk the sum °f &3 3 s f° r every such license. 4. Foi the purpose of prefeefving cleanliness in licensed Slaughter-houses or places, it shall be lawful for any constable authorised by writing under the hand of a Councillor, or under the hand of the Town Clerk, Id Msfc and inspect any Slaughter-house or place for slaughtering cattle within the Borough, and to give such directions concerning the cleansing of such. Slaughter-house or place for slaughtering cattle, both within and without, as to himself shall seem needful. 5. If any butcher, or tho owner or occupier of any such Slaughter-house, or place for slaughtering cattle, shall obstruct or molest such constable in the inspection thereof, or shall refuse or nfiglect to comply with such directions within a reasonable time, every Such, person shall, upon conviction upon the information of such constable, shall forfeit and pay for every such offence or neglect, any sum not exceeding Five Pounds. 6. It shall be lawful for any Justice of the Peace, Inspector of Police, Inspector of slaugh-ter-houses, or constable duly authorised in writing by a e*ufHslvr!6rstb,e/>TorW( n Clerk, to enter at anytime any slaughter-house, or place so licensed, as aforesaid, within the Borough, where there shall be cause to suspect that stolen cattle have been, or are about to be slaugh?ered, and to make such search and inquiry as may seem necessary for the discovery of the offence and the offender. 7. That nothing hereinbefore contained shall extend to any pdfson or persons slaughtering at his or her own residence or farm cattle for his or her own use. 8. It shall be lawful for the Borough Council, if they shall sec occasion to do so, to prescribe the hours within which any such cattle shall be slaughtered, and to enforce an}' regulations sa~to be made in^hat.bphalf by a penally got exceeding' Five Pouifds. '< ' - ''< 'l ' 9. All fees . payaWe tp° 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 use of the said Borough and for the support of the government thereof. 10. All fines and penalties imposed under the authority of the By-laws shall be recoverable in a summary way. 11. For the pin poses of these By-laws, the word " cattle" (unless otherwise expressly stated) shall be taken to include horned or neat cattle, sheep, goats. ,and • swine,; r and 4J\q Borough Council may be represented in any proceedings taken under these By-laws by the Mayor or the Town Clerk for the time being. J. M, GELLING, Tow n Clerk. Borough Council Offices, 2nd September, 1880.

Public Notification.

A MEETING of -Ratepayers <of, the Tamahere Highway district will be held at the residence of Patrick Leslie , Esq., on Wpdnesday, the 15th inst., at 2, o'clock p.m., for the purpose of considering and deciding upon a proposal made by the Trustees to stop certain roads ' within the district, particulars of which have been advertised four times within the 12 weeks ended Ist inst.

HENRY REYNOLDS, '•/7m.- - Chairman, r • T ~ ' Tamahere Highway District.' "" Tamahere, 2nd September, 1880.

Alexandra Township ' highway' District.

AT a meeting of the Ratepayers held in the Public Hall, Alexandra, on Friday, 30th July, 1880, the following persons were elected. — .

Trustees : J. Aubin T. Finch „ - J. K. Peifce M. Asmuss J. D. Hill Fence-viewers. E. Glrmonsway John Burns. Auditors. A, Grant R. McGruther

J. D. HILL,

Chairman.

R ANGIAOHIA HIGHWAY DISTRICT B 'ARD.

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of this Board at their next meeting on the 11th of September to strike a rate of 9d in the £ on the rateable value of property within the District for tho year ending 31st March 1881, to be payable in one sum, on the 23rd October 1889, to the Collector, due notice of whose appointment will be hereafter given. J. WALTON,

Chairman, R.H.D. Board. Te Awamutu, 27th August 1880.

THE Pukekura District Board, hereby give notice that it is their intention to STOP a portion of the public road on the Western boundary of sections 303 and 305 Parish of Te Rapa and to open in lieu tliereof'a road through the above sections. To stop the road on the western boundary of sections 51, 52, 53, and 54 Parish of Pukekura and to open in lieu thereof a road on the eastern boundary of the above sections. 1 • ■ ' To Stop the road between sections 122, 123,128,127,124 Parish of Pukekura, and to open in lieu thereof a road through section 126, Parish of Pukekura. To stop the road between sections 165 Sc 1 66 and the road between sections 1 93, 1 94, 205, and 206, Parish of Pnkekura, and to open in lieu thereof a road through peotionslsl, 171; 192, and 205, Parish Pukekun*. . ■ , . Plans of the above roads can be inspected t at the, residence of Mr H. Fitzgerald Pukerimu, for twelve weeks from this date, i , <

JOHN FISHER, Chairman, Pukekura District Board. Pukerimu, Ist July, 1880,

NOTICE.

T>UNNING on my farm for the last Jti ten months, a STRAWBERRY HEIFER, slit in 'ear. If not olaimed within fourteen days, will be sold to defr&y expenses. ' qH,ARLES, EWEN.