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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 62, 13 March 1915, Page 8

BORQUOH NOTICES. IN RESPECT OP .SANITATION. To forbid itbe burial of nigbtsoil, offensive matter or dead animals within the Borough except by permission of the Council; the deposit of euch matter, or any rubbish, on any street, foreshore, or vacant land. To regulate the construction and maintenance of privies, and the removal of nightaoil. Wo require backyards of a certain area to be asphalted. To forbid the accumulation of rubbish, and regulating the removal of same. To forbid the keeping of ponltry, except in properly-constructed, enclosed runs: and the accumulation of stable refuse and other rubbish. To forbid the deposit «f refuse, shopsweepings, or rubbish of any de: scriptfon In any street, the deposit thereon of any fruit or fruit skins, the distribution therein of bills and oilier matter. DRAINAGE. To require all property within the ISorough to be provided with drains to carry away sewage and refuM matter. To regulate the construction of sewage other drains, apd the connection of same with th« Borough sowers, end to forbid any connection with Borough eewers or any alterntinn in any drains without permission. To provide Lor the inspection by the C'oiincll'e Inspector of all drainage work. To require the removal or repair of any defective work. To provide for the use of pipes, material and ttainps of a standard quality and to regulate tbe method of construction of all drainage work and all appliances and apparatus appurtenant thereto. To provide for the method of construction and connection with sewers of * water closets. To cnmpel owners to provide Vttter closets for buildings when within I»H> feet of a p?wer. and iv certain other vases. To fl.i a scale of foes payable to the Council In respect of water closets. To require property owners to provide septic tanks In cases where It Is impossible owius to the situation of buildings to connect with a sewer, nnd to regulate the construction and maintenance of such septic tanks. To provide specifications for pipe layinc in connection with drainage nnd regulate the method of laving pipes and the material' to bo used. To provide specifications for plumbers of the material to he used and for nil plmnhlng work In connection with drains nnd dralnacc. To provide for the execution of certain dm Inane work by llcenf«ed drain connectors only, nnd ot crtaln other «lralnnc" work hy authorised plumbers only, nnd to forbid any other person to execute such work. IX RESPECT OF KKA r.ATIIIXG AND m _ BEACHES. To prescribe clothing to he worn by persons bathing on beaches open to public view nml to forbid any perKon to undress In nny place open to public view. To forbid males to trespass upon anypnrt of the beach oct apart for the exclusive use of females, and vice versa. To regulate the use of drawing sheds. To forbid persons In liaMiluci costumes tn lolfr or remain on beaches or public places longer than Is necessary to enable them to pass from dressing place to water or to Jβturn. IX RESPECT OF WATERWORKS. To forbid any person to connect dlsconnect or repair any .pipe, tap or other appliance with or from the waterworks, or to do any plumbing work in connection with the' waterworks or any appliance connected therewith m.le.i. he Is the holder of a permit from the Council To regulate the Issue of 'permit-, authorising the holder to So any plumbing work In connection with the. waterworks, and fixing a scale of fees therefor. To require plumbers to give notice of auy proposed work, and to obtain a permit for snme. To prescribe specifications for all p.uinblng work In respect of waterworks, and for nil couueetlons and apparatus, including tire cocks, hydrants and other appliances. To forbid all waste of water. 1o authorise the Council to cut off supply for non-payment of water i rates or charges. To forbid more thau one service pipe to each house or any connection between the, service pipes of separate premises. j %o forbid the Installation of any meter ' until the same be tested and I approved by the Council. ! To regulate the removal, testing and repair of meters. To forbid any person to tamper or Interfere with meters without the Council's consent. To rleUne what shall be deemed nn ••ordinary -, supply nnd what an "extraordinary" supply. To compel consumers to affix meters when notified by the Council. To provide for an estimate being made of water consumption when meter faulty.' ' To require that meters lie sufficiently enclosed and keys left at Council olucc. To authorise the Council to determine any "extraordinary" supply at any time on notice or by public notice. To nx the terms upon which water may be supplied outside the' Borough, nnd to provide for the cost of connections outside the Borough. To fix the rates payable by consumers in respect of ""ordinary" and also of "extraordinary' , supply. ' the rates payable by non-consumers, and also the rates or charges payable In respect of supply ■ for certain spediled purposes or' to i certain premises. To Ox the time when such rates or ■ charges shall be payable. To regulate the cost of service pipes in certain euscs. To require all apparatus to be kept in good order. BUILDINGS FOR PUBLIC MEETINGS, ETC. To provide for the inspection of mil buildings and premises used for public meetings and entertainments and similar purposes, and the licensing of the same. To require such buildings to bare adequate menus of exit. t To authorise the Council to regulate the hour," during which such buildings may be open to the public. To prevent overcrowding and obstruction of the passage, etc. To prohibit smoking in such buildings. To require the entrance to be lighted. BILLIARD ROOMS. To require all billiard rooms, bagatelle roome, bowling and skittle alleys, etc., to be licensed, and to prescribe the hours during which the same may remain open.. To prohibit persons under the age of Iβ from entering such premises. VEHICLES. To reijmre vehicles plying for hire to be licensed, ami p.oaci'lbiuj; the conditions that may uu imposed uy such, license, unu reiiUuiug suc-a vehicle* to ue ni'sC approved uy tlie ■borough Inspector. To forbid any number of passeugers In excess of the number stated in the license to be carried. To provide for the cancellation ot ■licenses upon sufficient' cause. To require vehicles to carry lights. To forbid smoking inside vehicles plying for hire. ' ■ * To require such, vehicles to be adequately maintained. To prescribe time-tables for -borough stage carriages, and to require such carriages to observe' the time-tables and the routes appointed. To regulate the conduct of drivers.and conductors of all vehicles plying for passenger hire. To forbid any-vehicle to. be driven over/ or to stand' upon'any watertable or gutter, or to stand within. To fix.a schedule of fees to be, paid In respect of the licensing of different classes of vehicles, and by the owners of vehicles engaged in heavy ■ traffic' as deflned~by the by-laws. To fix stands 'for vehicles plying for hire, and to regulate, the use thereot. To forbid objectionable conduct by passengers, and to forbid persons suffering from- certain diseases from .travelling in such vehicles. .'..,• To prescribe a scale of fares to be charged by vehicles, plying for hire. 'To "regulate , the disposal of lost goods, or goods left in any such* vehicle. To compeT vehicles to cany lights. ■ X