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who shall make or place such fence, or
cause such fence to be made or placed;
and every owner or occupier of any pre-
mises who, after fourteen days' notice
from the Board to remove any such fence
thereto appertaining, or who shall suffer
any such fence, or any part thereof, to
remain, shall forfeit, on conviction for
such offence, a sum not exceeding five
pounds; and in every such case a sum not
exceeding forty shillings for every day
after any such conviction during which
such fence shall continue.
2. All fences of brushwood, furze, or
other like material, without the limits of
main street, starting from southern extre-
mity of the district and reaching to the
northern extremity of the said district,
and within the district, shall be kept
thoroughly trimmed to a height not ex-
ceeding five feet; and every owner or
occupier of any premises who, after four-
teen days' notice from the Board, shall
neglect to trim, or cause to be trimmed,
any such fence thereto appertaining,
shall forfeit on conviction of such offence
a sum not exceeding forty shillings for
every day after any such conviction during
which such fence shall remain untrimmed.
3. No fence of brushwood, furze, or
other like material shall be allowed to
remain within forty feet of any building
within the district, and every owner or
occupier of any premises who, after four-
teen days' notice from the Board, shall
neglect to move or caused to be removed
any such fence or portion thereof thereto
appertaining shall forfeit on conviction for
such offence a sum not exceeding five
pounds, and in every such case a sum not
exceeding forty shillings for every day
after any such conviction during which
such fence shall continue.
Passed by the Board on the 1st day
of March, 1876.
G. Y. LETHBRIDGE,
Chairman.

Buildings.

1. No portico or verandah shall be of
   less height from the ground than eight
   feet.
2. Any person wishing to erect a verandah
   must, previous to commencing such erec-
   tion, obtain from the District Surveyor a
   written permission to do so.
3. Any verandah hereafter erected, con-
   trary 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.

Swine and Cesspools.

1. It shall not be lawful to keep any
   swine within the limits of main street,
   starting from the southern extremity of
   the district and reaching to the northern
   extremity of the said district, and outside
   those limits at least four chains from any
   main road.

2. No privy or cesspool shall be emptied,
   nor any nightsoil carted away, nor any
   offensive liquor or matter of any kind
   whatever pumped out of or removed from
   any house, cellar, or premises within the
   district, except between the hours of mid-
   night and six o'clock a.m.
   Passed by the Board, this 1st day of
   March, 1876.
   G. Y. LETHBRIDGE,
   Chairman.

Hawkers, &c.

1. Every person who shall exercise or
   carry on the business of a hawker, pedlar,
   petty chapman, or any other trading per-
   son carrying to sell or exposing for sale
   any goods, wares, or merchandise within
   the district shall be required to take out a
   license.
2. Every such license shall be in the
   form in the schedule hereto annexed, and
   the same shall be in force for six months
   from the date of the issue thereof.
3. Such license shall be issued by the
   District Clerk to any person applying for
   the same on payment of a sum of one
   pound one shilling (£1 1s.), and such
   application shall be in writing and signed
   by any two ratepayers and by the appli-
   cant.
4. This regulation shall not extend to
   prevent any person from selling or offering
   for sale fish, fruit, farm and dairy produce
   in the public streets or thoroughfares, or
   selling or exposing for sale any sorts of
   goods or merchandise in any public mar-
   ket, or any other public place set apart
   for the like purposes.
5. If any such hawker, pedlar, or petty
   chapman holding such license as aforesaid
   be convicted of selling stolen goods or
   merchandise, he shall forfeit his license.
6. The District Clerk shall keep a
   register of the names and places of abode
   of all persons to whom such licenses shall
   be issued, and such register may be in-
   spected by any person at reasonable times.
   Passed by the Board, this 1st day of
   March, 1876.
   G. Y. LETHBRIDGE,
   Chairman.

SCHEDULE.
HAWKERS' AND PEDLARS' LICENSE.
Local District of Lethbridge. No. .
Know all men by these presents, that
, of , is hereby licensed
to exercise the business or calling of a
hawker and pedlar from this date until
the day of next.
Dated day of , 187 .
District Clerk.

I hereby approve of these Bye-laws,
this 28th day of March, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-six.
WILLIAM FITZHERBERT,
Superintendent.