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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 1, 12 December 1910, Page 3

BOROUGH OF HASTINGS. ADVERTISEMENT OF BY-LAW. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at a Special Meeting of the Hastings Borough Ciuncil held on the First Day of December, 1&10, it was resolved (by wav of Special Order) that the Council of the Borough of Hastings hereby makes and ordains the following By-Law under and by virtue of and in exercise and pursuance of the powers and provisions contained in "The Municipal Corporations Act 1903.” ” The Public Works Act 19U8.” -‘The Public Health Act 19i)8. The Public Reserves Act 1908,” “The Library and Mechanics Institute Act 1908,” “The Cemeteries Act 1908,” “ The Fencing Act 1908,” " The Motor Regulation Act 1908,'’ “The Slaughtering and Inspection Act 1908,” “ The Explosive and Dangerous Goods Act 1908,” and the several Acts amending the same respectively, and of all powers and authorities contained in each and every other Act or authority in any wise enabling the Council on that behalf, the object and purport of which By-Law are as follow :—

BY-LAW No. 1. A By-Law to repeal ail By-Laws in force in the Borough of Hastings, and to make By-Laws in substitution therefor, and otherwise to make provision for the good rule and government of the said Borough and for administration of its local affairs. Interpretation. Part I. In Relation to Streets.— Sundry Offences in connection with and general provisions concerning streets, the traffic thereon, the use thereof, injuries to and nuisances thereon, and the construction of things upon, over or under the same ; and general provisions for the order and good rule and government of the Borough and its affairs respecting streets. Part 11. In Relation to Buildings.—General provisions respecting their sites, construction, arrangement, and repair, the mode in which, and the materials with which they are to be erected and repaired, for securing stability, prevention of fire, public safety, and for the purposes of health, ami for regulating buildings of a public character, building districts, frontages and open-air spaces and prevention of overcrowding. Part rit. In Relation to Public Buildings. Enclosures and Grounds.—Provisions as to buildings or enclosures and places of assemblage for public meetings, performances, exhibitions, entertainments or amusements, and to public grounds for athletic sports or games, also to the licensing, inspection, and control thereof respectively.

Part IV. In Relation to Sanitation, Drainage and Nuisances. — General provisions respecting the drainage and plumbing of buildings, and the appliances and conveniences connected therewith ; the prevention of refuse accumulation and prescribing receptacles, regulating or preventing the keeping of animals, regulating the use of stables, the prevention and abatement of nuisances, conservation of public health, safety and convenience, the inspection of lands, buildings or premises, and generally regulating premises. Part V. In Relation to Vehicles, inclusive of Motor Cars. — General provisions as to the licensing of vehicles, also as to drivers and others . havingcharge or vehicles, the licensing thereof, and regulating their conduct, also fixing fares and charges and street standings in connection with licensed •'.'chicles. Part VL

In Relation to the Prevention of Danger from Fire.— The storage of dangerous goods, fire escapes, electric light and power fitters, and general! j' conserving public safety from fire. Part In to on v e e g O t In and