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or structure, to be covered with a watertight
roof at the height of 10 ft. above the level and
for the full width of such footpath, and along
the full frontage of such building or structure;
and shall cause such roof to be maintained in
good order and condition until such building
or structure shall not be more than 14 ft. above
the level of such footpath:

(b.) The erection of any building or structure, cause
the footpath immediately adjoining such scaf-
folding or stage, from the time such building or
structure exceeds a height of 14 ft. from the
level of such footpath, to be covered with a
watertight roof at the height of 10 ft. above
the level and for the full width of such foot-
path, and along the full frontage of such build-
ing or structure; and shall cause such roof to
be maintained in good order and condition until
such building or structure shall be completed.
The roof in either case shall be constructed with
good and substantial planks not less than 2 in.
thick, with supports reasonably fit for the sup-
port of such roof; and the work shall be so
constructed and maintained as to afford a clear
and safe footpath for the public.

11. No person shall cause any building-materials, rub-
    bish, or other matter or things to be laid on, or any hole
    to be made in, any street, road, or footway, whether the
    same be done by order or authority of the Board or not,
    unless such materials or other things, or such hole, be
    sufficiently lighted and kept lighted in a proper place
    upon or near the same, from sunset to sunrise, while such
    materials or things, or hole, remain; and every such
    person shall, at his own expense, cause such materials
    or things, and such hole, to be sufficiently fenced and
    enclosed until such material or things are removed, or
    such hole is filled up, or otherwise made secure.

Applicable to the Whole District.

If in the opinion of the Board a full compliance with
Building By-laws No. 3, and with this part of these by-
laws, or any provision thereof, would needlessly and in-
juriously affect the course and operation of business, or
be attended with great loss and inconvenience to any
person, without a corresponding benefit to the community,
the Board may, on special application, relax the strict
observance of any provision, or modify the same, provided
that such other terms as they may impose be complied
with by the applicant.

Submitted to me and approved, 27th June, 1910.

R. H. MAKGILL,
District Heath Officer.

WATERWORKS BY-LAWS.

Waterworks By-laws of the Eden Terrace Road Board
made on the 6th day of September, 1888, hereinafter re-
ferred to as "the said by-laws."

12. Sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the said by-laws relating
    to "ordinary supply" are hereby revoked.

With regard to the by-laws of the Eden Terrace Road
Board made on the 8th day of April, 1902, and hereinafter
referred to as "the said by-laws," it is hereby ordained :-

Overcrowding.

13. By-law No. 94A of the said by-laws is hereby re-
    voked.

Carting over Footpaths.

14. No person shall cart any merchandise, goods, metal,
    stone, building or other material across any footpath at
    other than a crossing constructed in the manner provided
    in section 15 of these by-laws, unless he shall place across
    such footpath and in the channel immediately adjoining
    a sufficient number of planks or boards of such a degree of
    thickness as will prevent the said footpath and channel
    from being injured, and shall cart such metal, stone,
    building or other material over such planks or boards.

15. All crossings shall be constructed by the Board, but
    at the expense of the owner of the property to which the
    crossing leads; and such crossing shall consist of such
    material as the Board shall from time to time approve.

16. Any person desirous of having a crossing made lead-
    ing from his premises into any street or road shall make
    a written application in that behalf to the Board for a
    permit.

17. All gates opening on to a public road, private street,
    right-of-way, or public place shall be so hung as to open
    inwards from any public road, private street, right-of-
    way, or public place.

18. No horse, mule, ox, ass, or cow shall be fed (either
    in boxes or otherwise) on any public or private street,
    right-of-way, or public place.

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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19. No dust, rubbish, or house refuse shall be removed
    from any premises unless the same is placed in a properly
    constructed iron receptacle with lid, and two side handles,
    a pattern of which is kept in the Board's offices, or in an
    iron oil-drum with lid and handle; and such receptacle
    shall not be of a greater size than of two cubic feet capacity.
    Such receptacle shall always be kept by the occupier of the
    premises in good repair and condition.

20. These by-laws shall apply to the whole district, and
    shall come into force on their being gazetted.

21. The penalty for any breach of such of the fore-
    going by-laws as are authorized to be made under sec-
    tion 108 of the Public Health Act, 1908, shall be a fine
    not exceeding £5, and in the case of a continuous breach
    an additional fine not exceeding £5 for every day on which
    the breach is continued after the first day.

The penalty for every breach of such of the foregoing
by-laws as are authorized by such last-mentioned section
shall be a fine of an amount in the discretion of the Court
inflicting the same, but in no case exceeding £10.

The foregoing by-laws were made by a special order
passed at a special meeting of the Eden Terrace Road
Board held on the 5th day of July, 1910, and confirmed
at a subsequent meeting of the said Board held on the
2nd day of August, 1910.

The common seal of the Inhabitants of the Eden Terrace
Road District was affixed hereto at a meeting of the
Eden Terrace Road Board on the 2nd day of August,
1910, in the presence of--

HENRY RD. MOOR,
Chairman.
ALEX. GORE-BRETT,
Clerk.

I, Alexander Gore-Brett, Clerk to the Eden Terrace
Road Board, do hereby certify that the foregoing Eden
Terrace By-laws No. 4 was made by the Eden Terrace
Road Board, by special order, in accordance with the
provisions of the Road Boards Act, 1908, and the Public
Health Act, 1908, and in pursuance of all and every other
power in that behalf contained enabling the said Board
in that behalf; and that all the requirements of the law
in that behalf have been duly complied with, and that
the said special order has been duly passed.

Auckland, 4th August, 1910.

ALEX. G.-BRETT,
Clerk, Eden Terrace Road Board.

Special Orders made by the Council of the County of
Rangitikei.

The Treasury,
Wellington, 11th August, 1910.

THE following special orders, made by the Rangitikei
County Council, are published in accordance with
the provisions of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1908.

J. G. WARD,
Minister of Finance.

RANGITIKEI COUNTY COUNCIL.

Special Order making Special Rate.--Loan of £1,600.--
Gravelling Otuarei Road.

In pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in
that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1908, the
Rangitikei County Council hereby resolves as follows :
That, for the purpose of providing the interest and other
charges on a loan of £1,600, authorized to be raised by
the Rangitikei County Council, under the provisions of
the above-mentioned Act, for the purpose of gravelling
the Otuarei Road from Wainui to the Moawhango River,
and the cost of raising the loan to be paid out of the loan,
the said Rangitikei County Council hereby makes and
levies a special rate of ¼d. in the pound sterling upon the
rateable value of all rateable property of the Otuarei
Special Rating District, comprising Sections 1 to 13 inclu-
sive, Block V; Sections 1, 2, and 3, Block VI; Sec-
tions 1 to 9 inclusive, 11, 12, 21, and 22, Block IX, all
in the Pukeokahu Survey District; Sections 1 and 2,
Block VIII; Section part 13 (37 acres), Block X; Sec-
tions 1, 2, 3, 4, part 5 (65½ acres), 6, 7, and 8, Block XI;
Sections 1, 2, and 3, Block XII; and Sections part 6
(75 acres), part 7 (200 acres), 7A, part 8 (300 acres), 9, 10,
part 11 (175 acres), 12, and part 15 (200 acres), Block XVI,
all in the Ohinewairua Survey District; and Awarua
Blocks, part 2c No. 2 (2,000 acres), 2c No. 3A (115¾ acres),
2c No. 3B (3,160 acres), 2c part No. 10 (1,000 acres), 2c
part No. 15 (200 acres), 2c No. 16 (2,205 acres), 2c No. 17
(328 acres), 2c No. 18 (1,486 acres), 2c part No. 19 (280