3192

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 103

application, such application to state the maximum number
of lamps, motors, fans, or other apparatus to be supplied
and all particulars of any subject to the Inspector, before
being available.

4. Service Supply-line—The applicant shall pay the whole
   cost of making up, excepting repairs only, from the nearest
   public supply-main for any distance in excess of 100 ft.
   The Department will connect the supply-line free up to that
   position with it before commencing the work.

5. Extension—No new service will thus be connected
   up unless the wiring is completed in accordance with the
   Wiring Rules of the New Zealand Fire Underwriters' Association
   or similar rules, and to the satisfaction of the Inspector or
   the Resident Officer. For this purpose the intending
   consumer must give the Inspector before wiring the name
   contractor commences work, and shall give the Resident
   Officer at his request proper notice of the wiring, in all
   reasonable hour during the installation, or at any time after
   completion, for the purpose of inspection or testing.

6. Inspection of New Installation—Where repairs shall be
   made in such installation or in the capacity of the lamps
   or apparatus shall be increased, due notcice to be given to the
   Resident Officer, In the case of any breach of this by-law,
   the supply may be cut off.

7. Inspection of Installation—If the Inspector of any
   installation demonstrates from any cause whatsoever below
   the standard specified by the Wiring Rules of the New Zealand
   of Electrical Engineers, the service shall be disconnected
   until the installation is put in good order.

8. Payments—Consumers shall pay to the Department for
   energy supplied, at the end of the second, sixth or ninth
   mum charge as for ten units per month. Accounts will
   be rendered for every two months and payments shall be
   of twenty or to receive a discount of 25 per cent. A
   subject to a discount of 25 per cent. No discount shall
   or if unpaid by the 20th the service shall be liable to
   be allowed for any payment of accounts before the 20th,
   disconnection by order of the Department, and shall not be
   and if unpaid by the 20th the service shall be liable to
   allowed for any payment of accounts before the 20th,
   be reconnected until payment. If accounts be payable on the
   and if unpaid by the 20th the service shall be liable to
   following day without loss of discount.

disconnection by order of the Department, and shall not be
Payment must be made during the office-hours
be reconnected until payment. If accounts be payable on the
between the hours of 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. shall be subject
to a discount of 50 per cent instead of 25 per cent. And
at if any time such service is found to be consuming energy
disconnection by order of the Department, and shall not be
through meters which registers 25 per cent. or more, the
be reconnected until payment. If accounts be payable on the
than 20 per cent discount thereafter is entitled.
Payment must be made during the office-hours
9. Reconnection—After a disconnection
been made for non-payment of charges, connection will not
between the hours of 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. shall be subject
made for non-payment of charges, connection will not
be made until all outstanding accounts have been paid.

10. Changes of Occupancy—Where changes of occupancy
    to a discount of 50 per cent instead of 25 per cent. And
    of meters occur on any premises, the incoming tenant
    at if any time such service is found to be consuming energy
    must give to the Department notice in writing of such
    through meters which registers 25 per cent. or more, the
    change takes place, giving the name of the incoming tenant.
    than 20 per cent discount thereafter is entitled.

PART XIV.—WATER-SUPPLY.

9. Reconnection—After a disconnection
10. Water Supplied for the Purposes in certain Cases—
    been made for non-payment of charges, connection will not
    (1) Where the Resident Officer shall certify in writing under
    be made until all outstanding accounts have been paid.
    his hand that water is not obtainable in whole or in part by
11. Changes of Occupancy—Where changes of occupancy
    means of any private dam, well, or tank, then the supply of
    of meters occur on any premises, the incoming tenant
    water may, if he gives notice in writing under his hand to the
    must give to the Department notice in writing of such
    Resident Officer, be laid on for the use of the inhabitants
    change takes place, giving the name of the incoming tenant.
    within 60 days from the date of such notice, and shall, subject
    to the waterworks under the control of the Department, and
    to these by-laws, be continued from day to day.

(2) Such notice shall be accompanied by a copy of the
original licence, and the original copy is required by the
owner at the office of the Resident Officer.

(3) Such licence may only be renewed from time to time.

(4) Such licence may, within 30 days, be either renewed
or renewed notice, comply with the requirements, and shall
provide for a supply of water for the use for which all pipes
and fittings required by this Part of these by-laws, and shall
conform in quality to such of the requirements of the
visions of such Part of these by-laws.

(5) If the Department is to lay more than 100 yards
from a main and the cost of making, over and in each
the service for the distance over and above the 100 yards
shall be borne by the Department.

2. Ordinary and Extraordinary Supplies—The purposes for
   which water may be supplied by the Department are as
   follows:—

(1) The ordinary supply: This supply shall be used for
ordinary household and domestic purposes, and
for purposes.

(2) The extraordinary supply: This supply shall include
water for—

Breweries,
Dairies,
Boardinghouses,
Hotels,

Aerated-water manufacturers,
Water motors,
Steam-boilers or oil-engines,
Manufacturing, for sale, of any description,
Garden-fountains,
Irrigation of private gardens),
and for any water in excess of the ordinary supply.

(3) The minimum charges to apply for water sup
plied only at the discretion of the Resident Officer.

(4) No meter rent to be charged if supplied by
meter or an agreed charge.

3. Application for Supply—All applications for any water
   supply shall be made in writing addressed to the Resident
   Officer, and if for an ordinary supply shall be accompanied
   by the signature of the applicant. If for an extraordinary
   shall state the name of the licensed plumber engaged to make
   the connection.

4. Charges—The charges for water-supply shall be as
   follows:—

(1) In respect of the ordinary supply:—

For each rin. service, £1 10s. per annum;
For each additional w.c., 10s. 6d. per annum.

For each urinal or other sanitary convenience,
10s. 6d. per annum.

(2) In respect of every extraordinary supply, ls. per
1,000 gallons, with a minimum charge of 2s. 6d.
per quarter.

(3) In respect of halls, churches, and similar buildings
where no water is used, 10s. per annum.

Where boilers are used the supply shall rank as an extra
ordinary supply and not an ordinary and extraordiuary.

Wherever an annual sum is fixed by any part of this clause
as a minimum, it is to be paid if the supply has not run for
one year under any part of this clause shall expire on the
31st December.

5. Connection with Main—In making connections, the
   Department will in all cases tap the main and put in the
   stopcock and meter (if one should be used) to serve as an
   extraordinary supply. The owner or applicant for the ser
   vice shall pay the whole cost of the service-fitting from the
   the main to his premises, with all expenses for all ex
   the stopcock and other apparatus, and complete the service
   as the Department.

6. Number of Services—No premises shall be supplied by
   more than one service, unless with a full written by special
   arrangement with the Department, only one premises shall
   be supplied by more than one service.

7. Material—All fittings and pipes and all pipes
   shall be of the best galvanised wrought iron. All taps or
   other fittings to be approved by him.

8. Diameter of Pipes—Stopcocks—(1) No domestic ser
   vice will be made to any premises with a diameter than 4 in.
   shall be provided by the applicant for the
   stopcock shall be provided by the applicant for the
   water-supply and to the satisfaction of the Department, and
   shall be of the best galvanised wrought iron. (2) The stopcock shall be in an accessible position, and
   of the Department's rules and shall be protected by a con
   crete cover, and in no case shall it be buried.

9. Pressure and Testing—(1) It is contemplated that the
   water-supply will be at a pressure not exceeding 50lb. per
   square inch. (2) If the system shall be tested it be tested
   at the Department, which can be seen by him, it will show
   thereafter at a pressure of 120lb. And a pipe, a valve, or
   fittings which in any manner interferes with the ordinary
   working pressure, or under this test pressure shall be
   demonstrated to be of use, the same as the cost of these de
   fective fittings are not replaced within forty-eight hours of
   notice being given as to replace to the owner, the same shall
   bring the water-supply to the Department.

10. Appliances to be kept in Repair—(1) Every person
    supplied with water shall keep in good order all pipes, fittings,
    taps, stopcocks, and other apparatus in good repair so as
    not to damage or pollute the water-supply.

(2) In default thereof the Department can turn the supply
of water in such manner as he may think fit.

(3) Any person for the purposes of this by-law, in the case
of any premises shall permit or suffer the supply of water,
whether to be used for domestic necessities or in an unusual
manner, or for purposes other than the supply was granted,
or if he fails to conform to any of the by-laws.

12. Gardens—(1) Water from the hose for garden, do
    mestic purposes for 30 hours of a hose, and only to such
    hose appliances as are approved by the Department in each
    garden. No such hose shall be allowed to run continuously.

(2) If on the 1st of any month it is not used for the by-laws,
the Department shall have the power to install a
meter, and charge according to the Department, as an ex
traordinary supply.

13. Fire Hydrants—Special fire-hydrant connections may
    be taken off the mains direct to any private premises and