THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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be at least eight feet high, and to extend to ing such license as aforesaid, be convicted of selling
kerbing of footpaths; and that no verandah stolen goods or merchandise, he shall forfeit his
be erected without permission from the Board. license.
(25.) Any person who shall obstruct any officer 6. The Commissioners shall keep a register of
or other person employed by the Board in names and places of abode of all persons to whom
the performance of anything which such such licenses shall be issued, and such register may
officer or person is or may be required or be inspected by any person at reasonable times.
authorized to do by or on behalf of the
Board.

SCHEDULE.
REGULATION No. 1.
Building Regulations.

1. Any person wishing to erect a verandah over
   any public footpath must, previous to commencing
   such erection, obtain from the Chairman of the Board
   a written permission to do so.
2. Any verandah hereafter erected contrary to the
   regulations and provisions herein contained shall be
   deemed a public nuisance, and as such shall be
   removed at the expense of the party causing such
   erection.

REGULATION NO. 2.
Streets, Lanes, Right-of-Ways, and Footpaths.

1. No streets that may be laid off or made for the
   use of the public through private land within the
   district shall be less than one hundred (100) links
   wide.

REGULATION NO. 3.

1. It shall not be lawful to keep any swine within
   the limits of two hundred (200) links of a public
   highway.

2. No privy or cesspool shall be emptied, nor any
   nightsoil emptied away, nor any offensive liquor or
   matter of any kind whatsoever pumped out of or
   removed from any house, cellar, or premises within
   the district, except within the hours of midnight and
   six (6) o'clock a.m.

3. It shall not be lawful for any person to make,
   or to place, or to keep, or continue any fence of
   brushwood, furze, or other like material, within the
   limits of the township. Every owner or occupier of
   any premises who shall make or place such fence, or
   cause such fence to be made or placed, and every
   owner or occupier of any premises who, after four-
   teen (14) 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 (£5), and in every such case a sum not
   exceeding forty shillings (40s.) for every day after
   any such conviction during which such fence shall
   continue.

REGULATION No. 4.
Hawkers.

1. Every person who shall exercise or carry on the
   business of hawker, pedlar, petty chapman, or any
   other trading person carrying to sell or exposing for
   sale any goods, wares, or merchandise within the
   district, shall be required to take out a license.

2. Such license shall be issued by the Commis-
   sioners to any person applying for the same on the
   payment of one pound one shilling (£1 1s.), and
   such application 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 (6) 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 public place set apart for the like purpose.

5. If any hawker, pedlar, or petty chapman, hold-

HAWKER'S AND PEDLAR'S LICENSE—FEATHERSTON LOCAL
BOARD.
KNOW all men by these presents that , of , is hereby licensed to
having this day paid the sum of , exercise the business or calling of a Hawker and Pedlar from
this date until the day of next.
Dated day of 1877. Chairman.

I hereby certify that the foregoing By-laws were
passed by the Commissioners of the Featherston
Local Board on the aforesaid dates.

JAMES G. Cox,
Chairman.

I hereby approve of the foregoing By-laws this 25th
day of January, 1877.
HENRY BUNNY.

NOTICE.
THE Lyndhurst Road Board hereby give notice of
their intention to exchange the Road in Block
nine (IX.), Invercargill Hundred, dividing Sections
25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, and 19, on the North, from
Sections 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18, on the South, for
a New Road running through Sections 25, 24, 23, 22,
21, 20, 19, and 41, as per Plan, to be seen at Wood-
lands Store.

Notice of objection must be lodged in writing with
me prior to 20th February, 1877.

E. TAYLOR,
Clerk, Lyndhurst Road Board.

Longbush, 10th January, 1876. 56

NOTICE.
In the matter of "The Railway Companies Act,
1875," and in the matter of the Dunedin,
Peninsula, and Ocean Beach Railway Company
(Limited).

NOTICE is hereby given, that a plan and book of
reference of the above-mentioned Company's
projected extension of its line of railway, from the
present Terminus at Forbury to Dunedin via Caver-
sham, have been this day deposited in the office of
the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Dunedin,
where the same may be inspected.

Dated at Dunedin, this twenty-seventh day of
January, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-
seven.

MACASSEY AND KETTLE,
Solicitors for the Dunedin, Peninsula, and Ocean
59 Beach Railway Company (Limited).

TO THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL, WELLINGTON, N.Z.

I, JOHN MONTEITH WARREN, Doctor in
Medicine and Master in Surgery, Queen's
University, Ireland, residing in Wellington, hereby
give notice that I have deposited this day with you
true copies of my Diplomas, and intend applying for
registration under "The Medical Practitioners Act,"
on the 1st of March, 1877.

J. M. WARREN, M.D., &c.,
Late Surgeon-Superintendent, ship "Leicester."
Wellington, 31st January, 1877. 58