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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
ment of one pound one shilling sterling, and such
applications shall be in writing, and signed by any
two ratepayers and by the applicant.
3. Every such license shall be in the form in the
Schedule hereto annexed, and the same shall be in
force for six months from the date of the issue thereof.
4. This regulation shall not extend to prevent any
person from selling or offering for sale fish, fruit,
farm or dairy produce, in the public streets or
thoroughfares, or selling or exposing for sale any
sorts of goods or merchandise in any public market,
or any other public place set apart for the like
purpose.
5. If any hawker, pedlar, or petty chapman holding
such license as aforesaid be convicted of selling stolen
goods or merchandise, he shall forfeit his license.
The District Clerk shall keep a register of names
and places of abode of all persons to whom such
licenses shall be issued, and such register may be
inspected by any person at reasonable times.

SCHEDULE.
Hawker's and Pedlar's License, Greytown Local Board.
KNOW all men by these presents that
, having this day paid the sum of
, of
,
is hereby licensed to exercise the business or calling of a hawker
and pedlar from this date until the
day of
next.
Dated the
day of
, 187 .

Furze Fences.

1. It shall not be lawful for any person to make or
   place, or to keep or continue, any fence of furze or
   other like material within the limits of the township,
   save and except in or upon suburban sections. Every
   owner or occupier of any premises who shall make
   or place any such fence, or cause such fence to be
   made or placed, and every owner or occupier of any
   premises who, after fourteen days' notice from the
   Board to remove any such fence thereto appertaining,
   or who shall suffer any such or any part thereof to
   remain, shall forfeit, on conviction for such offence, a
   sum not exceeding five pounds, and in every such
   case a sum not exceeding forty shillings for every day
   after any such conviction during which such fence
   shall continue.
2. All fences of furze, brushwood, or other like
   material upon suburban sections within the township
   shall be kept thoroughly trimmed to a height not
   exceeding five feet; and every owner or occupier of
   any premises who, after fourteen days' notice from
   the Board, shall neglect to trim or cause to be
   trimmed any such fence thereto appertaining shall
   forfeit, on conviction for such offence, a sum not ex-
   ceeding five pounds, and in every such case a sum
   not exceeding forty shillings for every day after any
   such conviction during which such fence shall remain
   untrimmed.
3. No fence of furze, brushwood, or other like
   material shall be allowed to remain within forty feet
   of any building within the township, and every
   owner or occupier of any premises who, after four-
   teen days' notice from the Board, shall neglect to
   move or cause to be removed any such fence or
   portion thereof thereto appertaining shall forfeit, on
   conviction for any such offence, a sum not exceeding
   five pounds, and in every such case a sum not
   exceeding forty shillings for every day after any such
   conviction during which such fence shall continue.
4. Every person who wilfully sets or causes to be
   set on fire any chimney, flue, smoke vent, or stove
   pipe (herein called in common, "chimney") shall
   forfeit a sum not exceeding five pounds sterling:
   Provided always that nothing herein contained shall
   exempt the person so setting or causing to be set on
   fire any chimney from liability to be informed against
   or prosecuted before any Criminal Court for such act
   as for an indictable offence.
5. If any chimney accidentally catch or be on fire,
   the person occupying or using the premises in which
   such chimney is situated shall forfeit a sum not
   exceeding forty shillings: Provided always that such
   forfeiture shall not be incurred if such person prove
   to the satisfaction of the Justice before whom the
   case is heard that such fire was in no wise owing to
   the omission, neglect, or carelessness, whether with
   respect to cleansing such chimney or otherwise, of
   himself or his servant.
6. It shall be lawful for the Board from time to
   time to make regulations for all or any of the pur-
   poses following, that is to say,-
   (1.) For prescribing the distance from any ad-
   joining land, or from any building within
   which it shall not be lawful to make or keep
   any stack of hay, corn, straw, or other produce,
   if not placed under roof or cover, and the like
   where placed under roof or cover, and for
   prohibiting or restraining the use for such
   covering of such inflammable materials as shall
   be described in such regulations.
   (2.) For prescribing the distance from any ad-
   joining land, or from any street or public
   place, or from any building within which it
   shall not be lawful to deposit such combustible
   materials as shall be specified in the regula-
   tion, or save in some properly constructed
   fireplace within some building to make or
   light any fire.
   And every such regulation may be made to apply to
   the whole or separately to any part or parts of the
   district described by boundaries in such by-law, and
   may provide as to the subject-matter thereof, either
   absolutely or with relation to the consent of the
   Council or of the proper officer of the Board, to be
   given or withheld in any case to be in question under
   such regulation.
7. Every person who shall make or place any stack
   of hay, corn, straw, or other produce, or place as or
   for the covering of any such stack any inflammable
   material, or deposit any combustible material, or
   light any fire contrary in any such case to any
   regulation under this subdivision; and every occupier
   of any premises whereon any stack, or any such
   covering of a stack shall be, or any combustible
   materials have been deposited, if the same, though
   lawfully made, placed or deposited before the coming
   into force of any such regulation shall be there con-
   trary to the tenor of such regulation, who shall not,
   within seven days after notice from the Board so to
   do, remove such stack, covering or materials, or who
   shall suffer to remain any such stack, covering, or
   materials unlawfully made, placed, or deposited before
   the coming into force of such regulation, shall forfeit,
   on conviction of such offence, a sum not exceeding
   five pounds sterling, and in every such case a further
   sum not exceeding forty shillings for every day after
   any such conviction during which such stack, cover-
   ing, or materials shall so continue.
8. Every person who wilfully sets fire to any in-
   flammable matter whatsoever in the open air, without
   having given notice in writing to the occupiers of the
   land adjoining to the land upon which such matter
   shall be, and also to the Chairman of the Board, of
   his intention to do so, or within twenty-four hours
   after the giving of such notices, or between the hours
   of four in the afternoon of any day and eight in the
   morning of the following day, shall forfeit a sum not
   exceeding five pounds sterling.
9. Every person who shall light any bonfire, tar-
   barrel, or firework upon or within sixty yards of any