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servant bond fide Bhall slaughter any animal in snch licens'-d^premises and any person not I compljing with or permitting or Buffering any breach of this Bye law shallbeheldtobe unlicensed notwithstanding that ho may be possessed of a license. CATTLE NOT TO BE KEPT LONGER THAN THREE DAYS. 12. It shall not be lawful to keep within or upon any licensed premises for a period longer than three days any cattle intended for slaughter. LICENSEE TO KEEP A REGISTER 13. Every licensee shall keep a register book of all cattle slaughtered at hia licensed premises in the proper form as per Schedule A and Bend not later than the first of each month a return of fnll particulars of large and small cattle slaughtered at his licensed slaughter-house during the past month with fees of one halfpenny per head for small cattle and threepence per head for great cattle. ANIMALS UNFIT FOR HUMAN FOOD. 14. There shall not be admitted into any licensed premises any animal which from injury or other cause would not when killed be fit for human food nor shall there be so admitted the carcase of any animal unfit for human food. LICENSEE TO GIVE NOTICE OF ANY DISEASED ANIMAL. 15. Every licensee Bhall give immediate notice in writing to the County Clerk and to tho inspector of any diseased animal being brought to such licensed slaughter-house for slaughter. CATTLE TO BE PROPERLY WATERED AND FED. 16. All cattle received into pens stalls or yards belonging to any licensed slaughterhouse shall be properly watered and fed once at least in every twenty-four hours. CERTAIN PERSONS TO BE ADMITTED TO LICENSED PREMISES. 17. Every licensee shall admit to his licensed premises at any hour of the day or night any Justice of the Peace, constable, inspector, or other officer of the Council. POWER TO REVOKE LICENSE. 18. The County Council may at any time revoke a slaughter-house license for any breach of this Bye-law or of any other byelaw to be nfade tor the keeping of slaughterhouses. 19. No Blaughter-house erected after the date at which this Bye-law shall have come into force shall be licensed if within half-a-milo of a borough or within ten chains of any main road. PENALTIES. 20. Any person guilty of any offence of omission or commission against this By-law shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding five pounds to be recovered in a summary way before any two or more Justices of the Peace in the manner provided by " The Justices of the Peace Act 1866 " and any Acts amending the same. o 1 v \ •? II t i A •° M -g * I pi OQ--^ — M <D o cj tn o >, » <* I £rr> i "8 egg na a S J w "3 % . I 1 < § & W — v ft |g __b B — . © o o a 3 rrt O 3 1° •-§ -3 So 8 < J? _? •a ifj © — — — o © M la o P> O 03 W 53 a 1 SCHEDULE B. LICENSE FOR SLAUGHTERING. , of iB hereby licensed to slaughter cattle in his situated and being in Riling Manawatu County. This license shall remain in force from the day of now next until the thirty-firßt day of December one thousand eight hundred and Given under my hand at this day of 183 Registered by Clerk of County Council. I certify that the foregoing is a correct copy of Bye-law No. 2 of the Manawatu County Council, D. H. MACARTHUR, Chairman. June 7th, 1881. The seal of the Manawatu County Council was affixed hereto in the presence of D. H. MACARTHUR, Chairman; JOHN F. ROCKSTROW, (L.S.) Councillors of the County Council of Manawatu, on the seventh day of Jnne, 1881. It is hereby notified and proclaimed that the foregoing Bye-law No. 2 of the Manawatu County Council has been made and duly confirmed by the said Conncil, and the common seal of the body corporate has been affixed thereto ; and a copy thereof has been sent to the Colonial Secretary ; and that the said Bye-law will come into force on Monday, the Ist day of August, 1881. By order of the Council. JOHN McCULLOCH, Clerk to the County Council. (Date.) BYE-LAW No. 111. Pedlars and Hawkers. In purauance of the powers vested in them under " The Counties Act, 1876," the Council of the Manawatu County ordain as follows : — PEDLARS AND HAWKERS TO BE LICENSED. 1. From and after the commencement and coming into operation of this Bye-law it shall not be lawful for any person to carry on the business of a pedlar or hawker in any place whatsoever within t*>e Manawatu County without havirg previously obtained a license as hereinafter directed and if any person shall without having first obtained such license cir^y on such business within any part of the said County he shall forfeit and. pay on conviction by any Resident Magistrate or any two or more Justices of the Peace a sum not exceeding five pounds. BURDEN OF PROOF OF BEING LICENSED. 2. Every person carrying on such business as aforesaid shall be deemed and tak»n to be unlicensed unless ho shall prove to the contrary by tho production of his license or otherwise. TWO SORTS OF PJSDLAES* AND HAWKERS' LICENSES. 3. There shall be two descriptions of pedlarB 1 aTid hawkers' licenses the one being in the form in the Schedule annexed to this Bye-law marked A authorising the holder thereof to carry on his own person his wares and merchandise for the purpose of sale and the otber in the form in the Schedule annexed to this Bye-law marked B authorising the holder thereof to carry his wares and merchandise for the purpose of sale by packhorse or other animal or by cart or other vehicle or by boat vessel or craft and such licenses shall be Eigned by the Chairman for the time being of the Manawatu County Council. APPLICATION TO BE MADE TO THE COUNTY CLERK. 4. Every peraon desirouß of obtaining a pedlar's and hawker's license shall deliver to the County Clerk a notice in writing applying for the same which notice if the application be for a license authorising the holder to carry on hia own person his ware 3 and merchandise for the purpjse3 of sale shall be in the form to the Schedule annexed to this Bye-law und marked A 2 or similar thereto or if the application be for a license authorising the holder to carry his wares and merchandise for the purpose of sale by packhorse or other animal or by cart or other vehicle or by a boat vessel or craft euch notice shall be in the form in the Eaid Schedule hereunto annexed marked B 2 or similar thereto and in either case such application shall not be considered by the Council until the required notice Bhall have been delivered to and lodged with the County Clerk three clear days at least before the day fixed for an ordinary meeting of the Council.

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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 15, 18 July 1881, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 15, 18 July 1881, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 15, 18 July 1881, Page 4

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