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Borough, or allowing any waste or impure
water or other matter to run or flow from
any such building or premises, upon or
over, or be on any carriage road or foot-
way or other place, whether public or
private, within the Borough, or shall allow
the contents of any watercloset, privy, or
cesspool to overflow, or to soak there-
from, so as to be offensive.

36. Any person ringing a bell or bells,
    or blowing any trumpet or horn, or beating any drum, tambourine, or gong, in
    any street or public place within the
    Borough, for the purpose of crying or
    calling any matter or thing whatsoever.

37. Any person being the owner or
    tenant of any building abutting any street
    where the footpath has been formed, who,
    by omitting or neglecting to secure and
    maintain the foundation of such building,
    causes or allows the formed footpath to
    fall in or be otherwise damaged.

38. Keeping any disreputable house,
    or house of ill-fame, or having the control,
    conduct, or management of the same, or
    being a reputed occupier, or an inmate of
    any such house.

39. Any person who shall obstruct any
    officer or other person employed by the
    Council in the performance of anything
    which such officer or other person is, or
    may be required, or authorised to do by
    or on behalf of the Council.

Passed by the said Council this
eleventh day of June, one thou-
sand eight hundred and seventy
three.

(Signed) W. H. WATT,
Mayor.

G. BOOKING,
Town Clerk.

I, the undersigned, Superintendent
of the Province of Wellington,
do hereby approve of the fore-
going Bye-law.

WILLIAM FITZHERBERT,
Superintendent.

Signed by his Honor the Superin-
tendent, at Wellington, this
seventeenth day of July, one
thousand eight hundred and
seventy three, in the presence of

HENRY BUNNY,
Provincial Secretary.

Proclamation.

By His Honor William Fitzherbert,
Esquire, C.M.G., Superintendent of the Province of Wel-
ington, in the Colony of New
Zealand.

WHEREAS by clause 12 of the Act
of the Superintendent and Pro-
vincial Council, shortly intituled "The
Highways Act, 1871, Amendment Act,
1873," it is enacted that it shall be lawful
for the Superintendent to proclaim in
any Highway District on receiving an application from the Board of Wardens of a
Highway District:-- "Whenever it shall
appear to the satisfaction of any Highway
Board that the weight carried on
vehicles having the breadth of their
wheels of less than five inches requires
to be restricted, the Board may by notice
posted in the district or by advertisement
inserted at least twice in some newspaper
circulating in the district, give notice
that all such vehicles will be subject to a
penalty of not less than one shilling per
hundred weight, or fractional part of a
hundred weight so carried above the
weight of one ton five hundred weight
on two wheels, or two tons ten hundred
weight on four wheels, and that such
penalty shall be recoverable at the suit
of the collector or other agent appointed
for that purpose by the Board: Provided
for the carrying into operation of this
clause the Board shall be empowered to
take such steps as to them shall appear
necessary for ascertaining the weight of
any load, and no liability or damage shall
accrue for any necessary delay in ascertain
ning the said weight.\n
And whereas it has been notified to
me, under the hand of the Chairman of
the Wanganui and Waitotara Highway
Board, that the said Board did, on the
7th day of July, 1873, pass the following
resolution, viz.: "That application should
be made to the Superintendent, to have
the 12th clause of 'The Highways Act
Amendment Act 1873,' proclaimed."

Now, therefore, I, William Fitzherbert,
Superintendent, do hereby proclaim and
appoint that clause 12 of "The Highways
Act, 1871, Amendment Act 1873," above
recited shall be and be deemed to be in
force within the boundaries of the said
Wanganui and Waitotara Highway Dis-
trict on and after Monday the eighteenth
day of August, 1873.

Given under my hand and issued
under the public seal of the
Province of Wellington, at Wel-
ington, this twenty-first day of
July, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-three.

WILLIAM FITZHERBERT,
Superintendent.

Countersigned,
HENRY BUNNY,
Provincial Secretary.

Wanganui and Waitotara Highway Road
Board.

NOTICE is hereby given that a plan,
section, and description of a proposed
road, commencing at the iron gate
leading into the portion of Section No.
243, Right Bank Wanganui District, for-
merly leased by Mr Daniel Peat to Mr
Charles P. O'Hanlon, and terminating at
the Great North Western Road of the
Province, near to Mr Moore Hunter's
house at Waitotara; together with a list
of the owners, lessees, and occupiers of
lands intersected by the said road, are
now lying for inspection at the office of
the above Board, Taupo Quay, Wanganui;
and that any persons wishing to
make any objection or suggestion respecting
the said proposed road must do so in
writing, addressed to the Board, within
forty days from the date hereof.

(Signed) W. F. RUSSELL,
Chairman.

Wanganui, 4th July, 1873.