Southland Provincial Gazette – 1868 – No. 14

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✨ Bye-Laws for Oteramika Hundred

III. No entire horse over twelve months’ old shall be depastured without special permission of the Wardens.

IV. No bull over six months’ old shall be depastured without special permission of the Wardens, and no bull shall be at large for a longer period than three years.

V. All License Holders shall, on or before 15th June, 1868, register with the nearest Warden a statement of the number of cattle and horses depastured by them, with their description, and the brands with which they are marked.

VI. Before removing cattle owners shall give notice in writing to the nearest Warden.

VII. Any person about to bring cattle on the run, shall, one week before so doing, furnish to the nearest Warden notice in writing, with such information as shall give opportunity for inspection of the Cattle.

VIII. No person shall be allowed to depasture more than one head of cattle for every six acres of land occupied by him on the Hundred.

IX. All stray cattle may be impounded.

X. The penalty for any breach of the foregoing bye-laws shall be any sum not exceeding five pounds, to be recovered in a summary manner, in accordance with the 45th Clause of “The Southland Waste Lands Act, 1865.”

XI. The foregoing bye-laws shall apply to the uninclosed lands of blocks 1, 2, 3, 4, only of the Hundred of Oteramika.

THOMAS DENNISTON,
Chairman of Wardens.

Approved on behalf of the Waste Land Board.

WALTER H. PEARSON,
Chief Commissioner.

Invercargill, 15th May, 1868.

VUW Te Waharoa — Southland Provincial Gazette 1868, No 14

Built in 1864 as a Masonic lodge, this building was purchased by the Southland Provincial Council as their council chambers in 1866. It still stands today.

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🏘️ Bye-Laws for Oteramika Hundred (continued from previous page)

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
Dated15 May 1868
KeywordsBye-Laws, Cattle Depasturing, Licensing, Oteramika Hundred, Regulations, Penalties
👩‍💼 Officials

THOMAS DENNISTON, Chairman of Wardens
WALTER H. PEARSON, Chief Commissioner

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