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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
first obtain, after inspection, a certificate from the
Inspector, or one of the Inspectors, of the said
Infected District, in the form of the Schedule hereto
annexed, or to the effect thereof, which certificate
shall be a sufficient authority to drive or remove
such cattle from and out of such Infected District at
any time within the period specified in such certifi-
cate: provided that such certificate shall have no
force or validity unless the cattle shall be so driven
or removed within the time specified therein.

16. Any Inspector, upon being required by notice
    in writing, containing the number and kind, descrip-
    tion and marks, and brands of the cattle to be
    inspected, from any person, and served personally
    upon him, or left at such Inspector's usual place of
    abode, and upon payment or tender to him of the
    fees which by the 19th Regulation he is entitled to
    receive, shall attend at any place mentioned in such
    notice within the said district forthwith after the
    receipt of such notice, or within a reasonable time
    thereafter, for the purpose of examining any cattle
    which it is proposed to drive or remove from or out
    of the said district, with a view to decide whether
    he shall grant the certificate required by the 17th
    Regulation.

17. Every Inspector, after examining, when re-
    quested as aforesaid, any cattle which it is proposed to
    drive or remove from and out of his district, and after
    obtaining from the proprietor or person in charge of
    such cattle a written declaration that they have been
    free from disease for a period of six months prior to
    such examination, shall, if he be satisfied by such
    examination and declaration, or otherwise, that such
    cattle, or any of them, are free from disease, and have
    been so during the immediately preceding six
    months, grant a certificate in the form contained in
    the Schedule hereto annexed, or to the like effect,
    which certificate shall be a sufficient authority for
    the removal of such cattle from the Infected District
    at any time within the period prescribed by the said
    certificate. And it shall be lawful for any such
    Inspector to defer granting such certificate for any
    time not longer than fourteen days in cases where he
    suspects that such cattle have incurred risk of infec-
    tion, and such Inspector may by inquiry, and such
    other means as he thinks fit, satisfy himself whether
    there is reason to believe that such cattle are infected.

18. The Inspector's certificate for the driving or
    removal of cattle out of the said Infected District
    shall be in the form contained in the Schedule hereto
    annexed, or to the like effect, and shall authorize the
    removal of the cattle in the certificate specified
    within a time to be fixed therein.

19. The Inspector, provided he is not a salaried
    Government officer, shall be entitled to fees at the
    rate of two pounds per diem during the time he may
    be employed, and every Inspector shall be entitled to
    travelling expenses at the rate of one shilling and
    sixpence per mile one way, for granting certificates
    for the removal of such cattle out of the district,
    which fees shall be paid before inspection by the
    person applying for such examination and certificate
    as aforesaid.

20. No penalty to be inflicted under these Regu-
    lations shall exceed the sum of five hundred pounds.

SCHEDULE.

I do hereby certify that I have authorized (name,
residence, and description of owner of cattle, or person
having charge thereof,) to drive or remove the under-
mentioned cattle from and out of the Infected
District of ( ).

Number and kind. Description and marks. Brands.

This certificate to be in force for ( ) days
from the date hereof.
Date................................ A. B.,
Inspector of Cattle ( ).

Given under my hand, and issued under the
Public Seal of the Province of Otago, at
Dunedin, this third day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
(L.S.) THOMAS DICK,
Superintendent.

By His Honor's command,
JOHN MOUAT,
Provincial Secretary.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Wellington, 21st December, 1866.

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