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to order that a brand shall be placed on such cattle
by the owner or person having charge or possession
of the said cattle.

13. When any cattle have been ordered to be
    confined on any farm or run in accordance with the
    preceding regulations, it shall be lawful to the Super-
    intendent, or Provincial Secretary, if he shall think
    fit, to order that the said cattle shall be inoculated
    for the purpose of preventing pleuro-pneumonia, and
    the owner or person having the custody, charge, or
    possession of the said cattle shall thereupon cause
    them to be inoculated, and if the said owner or
    person having the custody, charge, or possession of
    the said cattle shall neglect or refuse to cause the
    said cattle to be inoculated, he shall be liable to a
    penalty of fifty pounds for every week during which
    the said cattle shall not be inoculated from and after
    a date to be fixed by the Superintendent or Provin-
    cial Secretary.

14. The Superintendent of Canterbury, or in his
    absence, the Provincial Secretary, may give notice in
    writing that from and after a day to be named by
    him in such notice no cattle will be permitted to
    travel on any road within such district as may be
    defined by him in the said notice, within an infected
    district, and such notice shall be published in one or
    more newspapers of the Province and be posted in
    such places within the district as shall be prescribed
    by an inspector under the Diseased Cattle Acts.

15. If any cattle be driven, or be found straying
    on any road within the district so defined, the owner
    or person having charge of the same shall be liable
    to a penalty of ten pounds in respect of every head
    of cattle so driven or straying, provided that the
    inspector may give permission in writing after inspec-
    tion, for the driving of cattle to any place to be
    named in such authority for the purpose of slaughter.

16. No cattle shall be driven into any saleyard in
    any infected district within the Province of Canter-
    bury which has been proclaimed in the New Zealand
    Gazette, for the purpose of being sold by auction, or
    otherwise, without the written authority of an
    inspector under the Diseased Cattle Acts, and any
    person guilty of any breach of this regulation shall
    be liable to a penalty of fifty pounds for every head
    of cattle driven into such saleyard.

17. All owners, or persons having the custody,
    care, or possession of any cattle, within any such
    infected district as aforesaid, shall, within thirty days
    from the fourteenth day of June instant, give a notice
    in writing to the officer in charge of the police
    station nearest the place where such cattle are kept,
    or are, containing the number of such cattle, the par-
    ticulars as nearly as can be of the place or places
    where such cattle are kept or are, and the brands
    with which they are branded; and if such owners or
    persons shall neglect or refuse to obey this regula-
    tion they shall be liable to a penalty of ten pounds.

18. Every inspector appointed under the Diseased
    Cattle Acts by the Superintendent shall make a
    report in writing to the said Superintendent of all
    things done by him under these regulations, and
    under the said Acts, as and when he shall be required
    so to do.

19. These regulations shall take effect from and
    after the date of publication in the New Zealand
    Gazette.

Given under my hand, at Christchurch, this
tenth day of June, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight.

W. ROLLESTON,
Superintendent.

By His Honor's command,
EDWD. JOLLIE,
Provincial Secretary.

I, WILLIAM ROLLESTON, Superintendent of the
Province of Canterbury, in pursuance of the powers
delegated to me under "The Diseased Cattle Act
Amendment Act, 1865," do hereby cancel from
and after the date of publication of this notice
in the New Zealand Gazette the appointments of
inspectors under the Diseased Cattle Acts made by
William Sefton Moorhouse, Esquire, on the twenty-
fourth day of April, 1868, and published in the New
Zealand Gazette of the twenty-seventh April, 1868;
And I do hereby appoint the following persons to be
inspectors under the Diseased Cattle Acts, viz. :--
Thomas Ross,
James Cowie,
John Dron,
Sergeant James Hurse,
Sergeant Thomas O'Grady,
Sergeant George Beatty,
Sergeant Charles Davies,
Constable Joseph Judge,
Constable John Mullin,
Constable Alfred Walker,
Constable Charles William Greenwood,
Constable James Burtenshaw.
These appointments to take effect from and after
the date of publication in the New Zealand Gazette.

Given under my hand at Christchurch, this
tenth day of June, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight.

W. ROLLESTON,
Superintendent.

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