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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11112, 13 May 1898, Page 3

City Corporation Notices. ,«> I^TOTIOB TO WATER CONSUMEI JT In consequence of the late rainfall, the LC LBVBIi SUPPLY from the Water of Leith v [f. be DISCONTINUED antfl further notice. _ WM. B. TAYLOE, •s, Towm Clerk Dunedin. 12th May, 1898. J3i id ■_:■„„■ . . ■ , ' Late Advertisements. iy ■ ~ a- ■ . !? "OHODES'S Steam Laundry. — "Work i nb jtai excelled; prices moderate Vans call.; 11l goedg as requested. Ring up 789. ia IFF You need a NEW SUIT try one '. y JL J. and J. Arthur's celebrated £3 33 Suits ; S "CTOUNG LADIES fchorousrh.lv TAUGI _y X thn Art of DRESSMAKING in afi *' lessons.—Columbia School, Octagon. 25 7" i "B7IOR Oongbs and Cold* take Wood* GRJ34 x' JD PEPPERMINT OURB-ls 6d and 2s fid V j •UTtTILKINSON'S Wantell's Syrup (t in jyy original) wards off congbs and colds 2r ! every dencription, influenza, bronchitis, &c. j ...... v. — re TOrM^IATKLY relieves hoarseness, loss JL voice, hnskiness, and distressing cough; fiti bottles. —Wilkinson and Son, chemists. A LARGE' Stock of Hot Water Bottles1 (i proved patent); all sizes ; just imported. - WILKINSON & SON, Chemiatg, 20 WANTED. Visitors to Know I have t Largest Assortment of Umbrellas ig Bunedin.—Lsthaby, Princes street. 2J £ CJPLENDID Lofe of Jubilee Walking Stic it K7 for All Nations, including Irish Bla i- Thorns.-^Letbaby, ?r™:s?Jfa' e?k 2S *.\ '' ' - ■ ■ ■ . ', : : ■ PRANRIN, Tailor and Habit Makt • Great King street (next Tabernael .' Dnnedin. Latest patterns kept, 3( y i "V7*OU Cannot Sea in the Dark; neither ci a I .JL you have any idea of the beneficial qualitl t. j of .„„_ ' y■■: "D.EP CROSS OINTMENT and PILLS un ", !XV you have tried them. lij maE OINTMENT Cures Cracked Nippl. ! X Hard Breasts, Boils, Ulcers, Skin Troubli - j Itching, Burns, Cuts, Bruises, Ac. c "DED CROSS PILLS regulate the Bo we* y A\i stimulate the Stomach, soothe the Nervi prevent Aathma, cure Piles. , nHHKY have a beneficial influence over ti p J whole system, preserving Health and pi - venting Disease. B ■ VVNTMENT.Is &r 2s 6d, and 4s-6d; Pills, '" \P 3d and 2q 3d.—From chemists, grocers, ai ? P. DUTTOIV. South Dunedin. 19 '* T HAVJ3 the Largest and Beet Asaortmei 8 JL-' of Razors and Strops in Dtmedin.—Lethab ? Princes street : ■■■ ■ 22 8j X]bT SAjr< another New SoifcP No. th( "I yV have been to Taylor's City Dye Wort 101 George street. WANTKD, everyone to bring their Curtain Tablecloths, Hats. Feathers, Gloves, * to Taylor's City Dye Works. 7; ': •: •■ MONEY. HOEDER & MOLONEY, '90 PIUNCISS STRKKT, !; MONEY BROKERS. •'•!; Money to lend on Furniture, Pianos, Cattle, Horßes, Life Policies. Lowest rates. > Trade Bills 'Discounted at : Bank Rates, No commission. OP. PRINTING'PAPER. P. 0.1 • Fresh stock packets (all sizes). Camera! and Chemicals. Dark room or Tourists. - Camera Company, Octagon. 14a Tenders, mopai n i i r g TENDERS are invitedftill Noon on WEDNES DAY, the 18th inst., for PAINTING, Ac,, a John Edmond's Ironmongery Warehouse, Prince street. ; J. A. BURN3IDE, l3iwy ■'•* .•■■''■ ■ : Architect. nnBNDEBS are invited till Noon on WED NESDAY, the 18th mat., for REPAIRING TIMBER WORK at John JEdmond'e Ironmonger; Warehouse.Princes street. J. A. BURNSIDB, 13itiy __^ Architect. DOBOUGH OF OA VH Kg HAM, TENDERS will be . received until 7 p.m. THURSDAY, 19th inst., for FORMING about SEVEN CHAINS of Surrey Road. Specifications, Ac, may be seen at Council Chambers, Caversham. MARTIN PEARCE, ■ ':■', Town Clerk. Caversham, 12th May, 189 S. 13my /^|TAGO EDUCATION BOARD. TENDERS will be received up till TUESDAY, 17th May," for ERECTION of SCHOOL BUILD. INGS at MOMONA (near Alianton). ; Plans and specifications may be seen at this Office. P. G. PRYDE, Secretary. Education Office, Dnnedin, 6th May, 1898. 7niy f^i ALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON, 16s Vji' ■ per cwt.^-James Hogg and Co., Agents, j Lower Rattray street. 4my Boroneh Council Notifications. | i^oIIPORATION QV THK BOROUGH Vy OF ROSLYN. ■■: ■ \ . 'In the matter of "The Abattoirs and Slaughterhouses Act,. 3894," and of all , Acts enabling tho Council of the Borough of Roslyn in that behalf. ■NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a MEETING of the COUNOIL of the BOROUGH of ROSLYN will be held on MONDAY, the 23rd day of May. 1898, to CONFIRM a SPECIAL RKSOLUTION operating as a Special Order making a By-law, called "By-law No, 25" ("Nlaushterhousas and Sale of Meat By-law"), adopteci at a Special Meeting of the said Council held on the 15th day of April, 1898, such By-law to come into force on the 27th day of JUNE, 1898; and it is notified that the Object and Purport, of the said By-law is hereinafter set forth, and that a Copy thereof is deposited and may be seen at the Borough-Council Hall,. Roslyn, during office hours. The Object and Purport of the said proposed By-law, made by the said Special Order, is to provide for the following matters- that is to say : 1. Interpretation. 2. Duties of Inspector. (a.) To. examine all animals slaughtered. (b) To see that order is preserved in Slaughterhouses.' ! (<•) To report breaches of Regulation!, tc, to ! Council. , | 3. The Council empowered to make Regulations. 4. Licensee to notify Inspector of intention to slaughter, and not to slaughter cattle the some day they are driven to the slaughterhouse. 5 of slaughtering. 5. Slaughterers, Butchers, and Purveyors of M>at to be licensed. . ' 7. License may be suspended for failure to comply with By-laws and Regulations. 8. Illtreating animals »n offence. 9. Cattle to be provided with water. lO.i Licensee toinflictaslittlepain as practicable 1 in process, of slaughtering. 11.' Drainage to be kept in proper order. 12. Walls and floor of Slaughterhouse to be kept in good order. 13. Internal surface of walls to be washed with lime water. 14. Floor of Slaughterhouse to be washed after slaughtering. 15. All vessels and implements to be kept clean. 16. Sufficient supply of water for washing floor, ifcc, to be provided. 57. Vessels to be properly cleaned after being used. IS. Pithing pens to be cleansed before use. 19. Hides, offal, &(?., to be removed. j 20. No carcass to be removed until examined and marked by Inspector. 21. Power to Inspector to cut and divide carcases for inspection. 22. Diseased animals to be slaughtered and disposed of as Inspector directs. 23. Calvej under 21 days old not to be deemed fit for human food. 21. Blown meat condemned. 25. Carcases to be removed within 48 hours. 26 Carts used for carrying away meat to be clean. 27. Persons eugaged in loading meat to wear clean clothes. 28. Penalties : A maximum penalty of £20, with an extra penalty of not exceeding £5 for I every day offence continued, ; Dated this 21st day of April, 1S&8. j HAGGITT BROS. & BRENT, , Solicitors for the Corporation of the ' !2,ip Borough of Roslyn. '.