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Passed by the said Council this 26th day
of July, 1875.

G. CLIFF,
Mayor.

WM. PADGET )
J. H. SUTTER ) Councillors of
( L.S. ) the Borough
) of Timaru.

I hereby certify that the above By-law
is in compliance as regards the Borough of
Timaru with the 184th Section of “The
Municipal Corporations Act, 1867.”

EDWIN Hy. LOUGH,
Town Clerk.

BY-LAW No. 7.

PRIVIES AND CESSPOOLS.

A By-law of the Council of the Borough of
Timaru made under “The Municipal
Corporations Act, 1867.”

INDEX:

1. All privies &c. under control of Council
2. Notice to alter privy expense to be recovered
3. Periodical removal
4. Inspection &c.
5. Obstructing any officer of Council &c.

In pursuance of the 186th Section of “The
Municipal Corporations Act 1867,” the
Council of the Borough of Timaru
ordain as follows:—

1. All privies cesspools and house drains
   within the Borough of Timaru and as well
   within as without the premises to which the
   same may belong and the cleansing keeping
   in order and repair of all such privies cess-
   pools and house drains shall be under the
   superintendence government and control of
   the Council.

2. The owner or occupier of any dwelling-
   house or other tenant within the Borough
   of Timaru reasonably requiring the use of
   a privy shall within fourteen days after
   notice in writing given to such owner or
   occupier in that behalf by the Council
   remove construct or alter in such manner
   as shall be specified in such notice a privy or
   privies for the use of such dwelling-house
   or tenement and shall at all times thereafter
   keep and use in such privy or privies such
   closet pan or pans as shall from time to time
   be required by the Council and in default
   thereof the Council shall cause such privy
   or privies to be provided and the expense
   incurred thereby shall be recovered by the
   Council from such owner or occupier.

3. The Council shall make such provision
   as it shall think fit for the periodical removal
   from every dwelling-house or other tene-
   ment as aforesaid within the Borough of
   Timaru at the expense of the owner or
   occupier thereof of any nightsoil dung ashes
   slops filth refuse or rubbish of any kind.

4. The Inspector of Nuisances for the
   time being appointed by the Council or any
   other person who may be employed by the
   Council for the purposes of this By-law
   shall have power at all reasonable hours in
   the day or night to enter into or upon any
   building or land within the Borough for the
   purpose of effecting any such removal as in
   the last preceding section specified or of
   examining the condition of any privy cess-
   pool drain or closet pan or of cleansing con-
   structing altering or repairing the same.

5. Any person who shall obstruct any
   officer or other person employed by the
   Council in the performance of anything
   which such officer or other person is or may
   be required or authorised to do by or under
   this By-law or who shall commit any other
   breach of this By-law shall on conviction be
   liable for every such offence to a penalty not
   exceeding Five Pounds.

Passed by the said Council this 26th day
of July, 1875.

G. CLIFF,
Mayor.

WM. PADGET )
J. H. SUTTER ) Councillors of
) the Borough
) of Timaru.

I hereby certify that the above By-law is
in compliance as regards the Borough of
Timaru with the 184th Section of “The
Municipal Corporations Act, 1867.”

EDWIN Hy. LOUGH,
Town Clerk.

REGULATION No. 10.

SWINE.

A Regulation of the Council of the Borough
of Timaru made under Part VIII. of the
13th Schedule of “The Municipal Corpora-
tions Act 1867.”

INDEX:

1. Regulation as to keeping swine.

In pursuance of the said Schedule of the
said Act the Council of the Borough
of Timaru make the following Regula-
tions that is to say:—

The portion of the Borough of Timaru in
which it shall not be lawful to keep
any swine shall be the following (that
is to say:—

1. All that part of the Borough bounded
   on the east by the sea on the south at a
   point commencing at the south-easternmost
   boundary of sections numbered 28 and 33
   thence continuing along the southernmost
   boundary of the before-mentioned sections
   until it meets High Street thence along
   William Street to the eastern boundary of
   reserve for pleasure grounds then northerly
   along Rose Street to Brown Street
   thence along Brown Street to the Town
   Belt continuing thence northerly along the
   town boundary to Whale’s Creek continuing
   thence to the sea.

2. All other parts of the said Borough
   which now are or at the time of the keeping
   of any swine therein shall be within fifty
   feet of any private dwelling or of any public
   or private street within the meaning of the
   said Act.