MISCELLANEOUS..

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3319, 6 March 1868, Page 4

MISCELLANEOUS. .

97. No parson will be allowed to departure any oattle within the proclaimed goldfield untau he ba* . the holder of a miner*! right or carter's liotnse, and shall pay a registration fee, at per schedule annexed, for each head of cattle depastured by him within the ■aid goldßeld. For the purposes of this and the following regulation the word cattle shall be deemed ~ and taken 'to mean and include horses, mares, colts, fillies, asses, mules, bulls, cows, steers, cahres, ramf, ewes, sheep, Jambs, goata, tod «wine, and shall be deemed add taken to mean and include and apply to any one animal of the said several kinds. '"

OAXXXiB I I<OT TO BE AMiOWBD TO TK*£kASS l OK' NATIVE BISEtV*?. , - 98. Noiperson shall permit or allow, any cattle owned by >him to trespass on native land leserrea' for residence, cultivation, or bnrial-grqund, and, in addition to any penalty which may be enforced for such breach of this regulation, compensation for actual damage sustained shall be ascertained and determined in the manner provided by section 13' of these regulations. ,

MESONS tfOT TO'TBJBSPISS ON OE • DIBUCH WATIVB , - c , RESERVES. 99.. No person shall mine for gold, oooupy, cut timber or pcrub, or set fire to any ■crab,' fern, fuac, grais, ormahea on»nyl»ndrMerTed'fotoalttT»tiott,, > rwidenoe,;ot buri*l-groaad, tiw locality io£ .which >... has b*en defined by line%cnfc or by notice* potted onr/ , itheeroand. ■ ■ ■ -

IUffCRS' GAMPS TO Bl BKOULITJBDj»T,WABD»iri-T^ MBSONS HOT TO OAHP OK XOAD3 OR WITHIN TO WHS. 100. No 1 person shall camp on any road or within the limits of any township, unless, he first receive permissi6ri from the Warden uo'to do.- And when any reserwejhall be formed m ft place oft temporary - residence fpr miners, within or near to any township, the Warden shall give such directions as shall from time to tii le appear necessary for the preservation of -' order aad prevention of - nuisances within such camp reserve. No person shall be permitted i tow erect pernianent buildings, or carry on anyrbnsinei*, , ' within the| boundaries of such resei;ves. - >

CABTBBS TO BI LICENSED. i.lOl. Np" person shall within the limits of the proclaimed s»ldfield ply for hire any cart, carnage, or other Wheeled vehicle, drawn by horse, horses, or, or oxen, unless he be the holder of a license duly empowering him in that behalf. Such licenses shall be issued by the Warden on' payment of a fee of one (£IJ pound for each carfc, car, or other such wheeled tTehiole, owned or vied by the applicant. Every person holding such license shall paint on some conspicuous place on the right side of each cart, car,f carriage, or other wheeled vehicle so licensed, his nune and the words licensed carter, in letters of j not less th.n one and a half (H) inches in length with a proportionate breadth.

WABDJtf 10 USB DISCRETION- AST TO OTHIR BIGU*; LITIOKS. 102. Ttye regulation of all other operations -ana proceedings connected with fine proper, working, of the goldfield shall be left to the discretion an|, judgmeatjof the Warden until otherwue proyided for. '

MNIMT *0B BRIA.CH QV BWHTLATIOHS. % : 103. Every person committing any breach, whether of omission or commission, of *ny of the above rules and regulations will be liable to the penalties set. forth in the Goldfieids Act, 1866, viz. ;— For the first offence, a fine of any sum not -exceeding £10; , and for this second or any subsequent offence, not.; exceeding |£20. k , t

TRESPASSING ON" NITIVI LANDS. N.B.— Persons mmmg -on.-n»tira-laixcUi not-in« eluded in Sihe boundaries of the goldfield, but adjoining thereto, thaJl be liable to the penalties left forth in olauaa No. 98 of the Aofc ,