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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3901, 28 April 1877, Page 3

between the Councfl and its officers shall be terminable upon one month's notice being given on either side. In all cases of misconduct or incapacity on the part of the officers, the Chairman shall have power to suspend any officer until the next meeting of the Council, when the matter shall be then duly reported. 35. In all cases where any of the officers of the Council are entrusted with the care or control of the hinds of the Council, security shall be given to the satisfaction of the Council for the faithful performance of any duty, and the expense of preparing suoh security shall be borne by the person providing the same. COMMON SEAL. 36. The common seal of the Council shall not be affixed to any document, unless the Chairman and the Clerk, or the Chairman aud one member of the Council, be present, and attest the same. BYE-LAW NO. 2, Reserve.*, and Places of Public Recreation. Public Gardens, hours. 1. The gardens under management or control of the Council, and ground appertaining thereto herein called the gardens, shall be open from sunrise to simset on each day of the week. INJURY TO THINGS IN GARDENS. 2. No person shall pluck any of the flowers, or walk on the beds or borders, or climb upon or get over the fences, or remove any of the tallies, or disturb, damage, or destroy any property or thing in the gardens. SHOOTING, &C. 3. No person shall carry firearms through the gardens, or shoot, snare or destroy any wild fowl either in the gardens or in or on any water adjacent thereto, or bathe within such distance from such gardens as shall be fixed by any regulation of the Council, to be made in that behalf in such water. DRIVING CARTS. 4. No cart or other vehicle used for the conveyance of goods shall, without the authority of the proper officer of the Council, be driven through the gardens. SUPPLYING PLANTS, &C. 5. Such plant, seeds or cuttings as are commonly purchaseablc in New Zealand, shall not'be supplied from the gardens to any person, unless in exchange or for public institutions or benevolent purposes. INTERRUPTING WORKMEN. 6. Xo visitors shall interrupt the gardeners or laborers by conversation or otherwise. CHILDREN. 7. Children under the age of ten 3 r eai l s, not being under the control of some competent person, shall be removed from the gardens. DOGS. 8. All dogs and goats, and all poultry found within the gardens shall be destroyed, and the owner shall make compensation to be recovered before any Justice for any damage done. PENALTIES. 9. Any person offending against this subdivision, or any such regulation, shall forfeit a sum not exceeding five pounds. BYE-LAW. NO. 3. Peddlers and Hawkers. 1. No person shall trade within the county as a pcdler or hawker unless licensed by the Council. 2. Ever}' such license shall continue in force for the space of six months from the date of the granting thereof. 3. A copy of every such license shall be entered by the Clerk of the Council in a book to be kept for that purpose, such book to be called "The Register of Peddlers and Hawkers Licenses," and to be open to inspection by the imblic, on payment of a fee of one shilling. 4. If any person trades or carries on business as a peddler or hawker without first having obtained a license, he shall forfeit and pay on conviction for every such offence any sum of money not exceeding £5, and every person trading or carrying on business as aforesaid within the County shall be deemed and taken to be unlicensed, unless he shall prove to the contrary by the production of his license, or otherwise. 5. Every person licensed to trade as a peddler or hawker shall be bound to produce his license whenever called upon to do so, under a penalty not exceeding £5 for each offence. 6. For the purposes of this Bye-law, the word " hawker " shall be deemed to include any itinerant trader, who goes about from place to place, carrying with him and selling wares; and the word "peddler" shall be deemed to mean any hawker in small wares. 7. There shall be paid to the County Fund the following fees : — For every Hawker's license ... £1 1 0 „ Peddler's „ ... 010 G For registration of any license . . . BYE-LAW No. 4. Slaughterhouses. (1.) public slaughterhouses. 1. The Council may from time to time make regulations under which any public slaughterhouse may be used. (2.) PRIVATE SLAUGHTERHOUSES. LICENSES FOR PRIVATE SLAUGHTERHOUSES WHERE NO PUBLIC SLAUGHTERHOUSES EXIST. 2. It shall be lawful for the Council to license, upon payment of a sum of ten pounds, such slaughterhouses as they from time to time think proper for slaughtering cattle within the county, and every such license shall be in force a year from the time of granting the same, unless suspended through any infraction of the bye-laws of the County. .SLAUGHTERING IN UNLICENSED PLACE. 3. Every person who without having such license as aforesaid in force, uses as a slaughterhouse any place within the County, shall for each such offence forfeit on conviction a sum not exceeding five pounds, and a like penalty for every day after such conviction upon which he shall so offend. SUSPENSION, REVOCATION, &C. OF LICENSE, &C. 4. The justices before whom any person is convicted of any offence against the bye-laws in addition to any penalty may suspend for a period not exceeding two months, the license for any slaughterhouse granted hereunder to such person, or the effect of the registration of any slaughterhouse of which such person is the owner or occupier, and upon the conviction of any person for a second or sxibsequent like offence, the justices before whom such second or subsequent conviction is obtained may in addition to any penalty declare the license granted hereunder to such person revoked, or the registration of any slaughterhouse of which such person is owner or occupier cancelled, and no license while so suspended or after such revocation and no registration while the effect thereof is suspended, or after the same is cancelled, shall exist or avail for any purpose whatsoever. BYE-LAW NO. 7. Pounds and Poundkekpers. 1. There shall be paid to the County Fund or to the Poundkeepers appointed by the Council, the following fees and charges. TEES PAYABLE TO POUNDKEEPEKS. All such fees and charges as are by the the "Cattle Trespass and Impounding Act, lSb'7," of the Province of Hawke's Bay, and the several Acts amending the same, made payable to Poundkeepers within the County. FEES PAYABLE TO COUNTY I'UNI). All penalties recoverable within the County by virtue of the said Act s. 524 A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. TO BE SOLD OR LET, immediately, a Carpenter's Shop, with Dwellinghouse. Apply to J. A. HOUUUEZ, Opposite Oddfellows' Hall, 505 Waipawa. TDERSONS desirous of obtaining Sections JL7 in the Takapau Township can do BO by applying to the undersigned. 12 SYDNEY JOHNSTON. RS. BRENTON can accommodate two Gentlemen with Board and Residence at Blair Cottage, Carlyle-street. 89 L