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Press, Volume XVIII, Issue 2472, 1 April 1871, Page 3

City Council Bye-Law.?. CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a special meeting ofthe City Council held on the Gth day ot" March last, the following Bye-law was proposed to be made in pursuance of tho ISGIh Section of" The Municipal Corporations Act, 1567," and is deposited for the inspection of any Person interested therein at the Office of the Council. GEORGE GORDON, Town Clerk. March 31, IS7I. BYE-LAW No. 13.—CITY DRAINS. A Bye-Law of the Council of the City of Christchurch, made under tho Municipal Corporations Act. ISG7.

In pursuance ofthe lSGth section ofthe Municipal Corporations Act, 1567, the Council of the City of Christchurch, ordain as follows : — 1. No person shall throw, or place into, or in any public sewer or drain, within the City of Christchurch, any dead or living animal, filth or rubbish, of any kind, or any solid substance, matter or thing, of any kind whatsoever, which may tend to obstruct, pollute, or render noisome, or noxious, such sewer or drain. 2. No person shall without the previous authority of the Council lay any pipe in, on, or over, or dig, or cut through, or into the bank or side of any public sewer or drain, cr remove any soil from such bank or side. 3. No person shall cause or allow to flow from any brewery or manufactory into any public sewer or drain any water or other liquid whatever (not being surface, well, or storm water), otherwise than through and immediately from one or more tank or tauks holding not fesver than ten gallons each. 4. No owner or occupier of any brewery or manufactory, shall cause or allow any water or other liquid whatever (not being surface, well, or storm water) to flow therefrom into any public sewer or drain during such period as he shall at any time, or from time to time, bo required to abstain from so doing by notice in writing, given to or left for him at such brewery or manufactory by the Inspector of Nuisances or other proper officer appointed in that behalf by the Council. Provided that no such notice shall be given, unless the Council shall be satisfied that offemive liquid is caused or allowed to flow from such.brewery or manufactory into some public sewer or drain. And that any such notice may at any time be revoked or suspended. 5. The Inspector of Nuisances, or other such proper officer as aforesaid, shall at all times, during the day, have access to aay brewery or manufactory ; and may take away therefrom such quantities of water or other liquid which he may have cause to believe to be caused or allowed to flow into any public sewer or drain, as may be necessary for testing the inoffensiveuess thereof.

6. Any contrator or other person, for the time being, employed by or on behalf of the Council, in cleansing or repairing any public sewer or drain, may for that purpose go upon any private land abutting thereon to any distance, not greater than two feet from such Bewer or drain. 7. Any person offending against any provision contained in the Ist or 2nd clauses of this Bye-Law, or obstructing or interfering with any Inspector, Officer, Contractor, or other person engnged in carrying out any provision of the sth or Gth clauses hereof shall for every such offence, obstruction, or interference be liable to a penalty of not moro than £5. And any person offending against auy provision contained in tho 3rd or 4th clause hereof shall be liable to a penalty of not more than £5 for every day on which he shall so offend. 8. This Bye-Law shall apply to all Public Sewers and Drains, Water Channels or Gutters, within the City of Christchurch. 9. All Bye-Laws or Eegulations, or parts of Bye-Laws or Eegulations (if any) heretofore in force in and for the City of Christchurch, which are inconsistent with, or repugnaut to, the provisions hereof, or in any respect deal, or purport to deal, with the said provisions, are hereby repealed. Passed by the said Council this day

1871. INDEX. 1. Obstruction to Drains. 2. Authority to use Drains. 3. Tanks to be used. 4. Notice by Council to discontinue Offensive Liquid. 5. Testing "Water from Breweries and Manufactories. 6. Eight of Entry upon Private Land 7. Penalties. 8. Applicable to all Drains. 9. Repealing Clause. I hereby certify that the above Bye-law is in compliance as regards the City of Christchurch with the 184 th Section of the Municipal Corporations Act, 18G7. GEORGE GOEDON, Towx Clerk.

And Notice is hereby given, that a Special Meeting of the Council will be held on Monday, the 10th day of April next, at Seven o'clock, for the purpose of confirming the Resolution agreed to by the Council on the 6th day of March last, in reference to the above Bye-law. By Order, GEOEGE GOEDON, Tow>- Clerk. 31st March, 1871.

Public Companies. PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF UNREALISED SHARES. A COMPULSORY BALLOT for a sum not exceeding FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING, Will take place at the Offices of the Association, Crystal Palace Buildings, Christchurch, ON THURSDAY, y- The sixth day of April, at 3.30 p.m. 1 The prices offered by the Association up to the last Thursday in April for unrealised s shares, is FORTY-THREE POUNDS ! SEVENTEEN SHILLINGS AND SIX-, ; PENCE STERLING. By order of the Board, [ JOHN LEWIS, Manager. Stock, &c. RAMS. r HPHOROUGH-BRED MERINO RAMS " L FOR SALE at £2 each, to clear the lot off. To be seen at Riccarton Paddocks. 1-11 J. E. BROWN.

Public Companies. PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY. Offices : Crystal Palace Buildings, Christchurch. Board of Directors: E. C. J. Stevens, Esq. J. S. Williams, Esq. R. Wilkin, Esq. C. W. Turner, Esq. J. L. Coster, Esq. W. H. Lane, Esq. Ultimate Value of Share, £50. s. d. Entrance fee per share 2 6 Expenses fee per share per annum ... 1 0 Monthly subscription per share ... o 0 THE SHARES of this Association are being taken up as ENDOWMENTS for CHILDREN.* They make a smaller DEMAND ON PRESENT RESOURCES than any other scheme before the public, with the additional convenience that the subscriptions are payable Monthly only in advance. The Association affords ABSOLUTE SECURITY, all its funds being carefully invested in real property in the province. It affords the certainty of seven per cent interest on the money invested, with an equitable proportion of all the profits made. The undersigned will be happy to answer all questions relative to the principles or 1 working of the institution which any mii tending shareholder may desire to ask. JOHN LEWIS. 15565I5565 Manager.