✨ Provincial By-law regarding sheep movement
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Superintendent\'s Office, Nelson,
8th January, 1867.
THE following BY-LAW, made by His
Honor the Superintendent, with the
advice and consent of his Executive Council,
in accordance with the provisions of the
26th Section of the "Nelson Scab Act,
1865," is published for general information.
ALFRED GREENFIELD,
Provincial Secretary.
Any person desirous of introducing Sheep into
the Amuri District from the Province of Marlborough,
shall, on receiving for such sheep a certificate from
the Inspector, residing in the Province of
Marlborough, in the form of Schedule F., granted
in accordance with the terms of the By-laws and
regulations published in the Nelson Government
Gazette, No. 21, of the 27th August, 1866, give
notice to the Inspector of Sheep for the Amuri
District, of his intention to introduce such sheep into
that District, and the Inspector shall attend at a
suitable place near the boundary of the said District
for the purpose of inspecting such sheep which the
owner shall cause to be placed in suitable yards to be
provided by him for that purpose; and if required
by the Inspector the owner shall immediately cause
such sheep to be driven to the nearest public dipping
place, and thoroughly dipped to the satisfaction of
the Inspector, and as often as he may consider
necessary. When all the above conditions have been
complied with, the Inspector shall issue for such
sheep a clean certificate in the form of Schedule A.
of the Nelson Scab Act, 1865; and no person shall
introduce sheep from the Province of Marlborough
into any part of the Amuri District (excepting to the
dipping place as before provided), until the owner
thereof shall have received for such sheep a clean
certificate from the Inspector of the Amuri District.
Printed under the authority of the Provincial Government, Nelson, by NATION & LUCKIE, Waimea-street,
Nelson, Printers for the time being to the said Government.
Nelson Provincial Gazette 1867, No 1
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🌾 By-law regarding the introduction of sheep into the Amuri District from Marlborough
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources8 January 1867
Nelson Scab Act, Amuri District, Marlborough, Sheep, Inspection, By-law, Agriculture
- Alfred Greenfield, Provincial Secretary