THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Waterworks and Gasworks belonging to the said new
Corporation, and to regulate the supply of water and
gas for the public and private use of the inhabitants
of the said city, with such special rating powers
in respect of such supply of water and gas as
are mentioned in the said Bill. To empower the
said Council to construct, carry out, and regulate
a thorough system of sewerage and drainage for the
said city, with such special rating powers in that
behalf as are mentioned in the said Bill; and to em-
power the said Council to borrow, on the security of
the general city rates, or of a special general rate, or
of both, any sum not exceeding two hundred thousand
pounds, for the purpose of effecting such sewerage
and drainage as aforesaid. To empower the said
Council to establish, control, and regulate markets,
abattoirs, baths and wash-houses within or without
the said city. To regulate the construction and use
of buildings and places for theatrical or any other
kind of public entertainment. To contain penal pro-
visions and to confer upon the said Corporation and
its officers plenary powers for the effectual suppres-
sion of disorderly or gambling houses, houses of
ill fame, and for the prevention of gambling of every
kind, lotteries, sweeps, betting, and any disorderly or
immoral practices in any public-house or public place
in the said city, and for the prevention and suppres-
sion of noisome, noisy, or offensive trades, and all
other public nuisances whatsoever within the said
city. To compel manufacturers, millowners, and
others to consume their own smoke; to compel proper
ventilation in all public and private buildings in the
said city; to compel householders in the said city to
use brick cesspools or earth-closets, and to observe
such sanitary regulations as the said Council shall
make for the preservation of public health. To pre-
vent bribery, corruption, and improper practices at
civic elections, and to prevent animals from being
slaughtered within a certain distance of the said city.
To provide for the extension of the boundaries of the
said city. To empower the said Corporation to take
private lands for public purposes, giving fair compen-
sation for the same; to make drains through or upon
any private lands; to acquire by purchase or lease
one or more parcel or parcels of land in the said
province, for the purpose of, and to establish and
maintain thereon, a manure depôt or manure depôts;
to make such contracts or arrangements for the
establishment and maintenance of tramways through
the streets of the said city as to the said Council shall
seem expedient.
To empower the Council of the said Corporation
to pass by-laws for the purpose of carrying out all or
any of the purposes and provisions of the said Bill,
and to subject any offender against any such by-law
to such respective penalties as therein mentioned;
and also to make general provisions for purposes in-
cidental to or connected with the objects aforesaid,
and otherwise to provide for the good government of
the said city as mentioned in other clauses of the said
Bill.
And notice is hereby given, that copies of the said
Bill will be deposited in the Examiner's office within
fourteen days after the commencement of the said
session.
Dated this fifteenth day of April, 1876.
SMITH, ANDERSON, AND Co.,
207
Bond Street, Dunedin,
Solicitors for the said Corporation.

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