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Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 168, 31 January 1888, Page 3

O LET. A COTTAGE. to Ai.kx. Hirnii;. Apply Pahiatua Bakery. THE undersigned begs to notjfv to tho public generally that ho has opened u SHOP iu the new building opposite Mr McCardle's residence, where all floods connected with the trade can be obtained. Terms Cash. T. HICKS. PRICE TWO SHILLISGS. lIAI’.DING'S j 000 ALMANAC, Directory, & Local Guide. r I MIIS HOOK, now in its Ninth 1 Year of Publication, is well known as one of the must complete books of reference and best advertising mediums in the Colony. Subscribers' names received. As it is impossible to secure local agents in all districts, the Publisher will forward the book cost ikf.e to any address m New Zi alniul on receipt of-■> in stamps or Postal Notes. UPLAND PaiKTEH A I’l HI.ISHKR, NaPIKR. COPIES MAY BK Obtained at this Office H Pahiatua Cemetery. r | A Hl’. following lly-laws are published 1 SEXTON. A Sexton will from time to time ho appointed by the Trust, whose duty it will be to dig ail graves required m the Cemetery ; and no other person will be allowed to dig any grave therein without express permission in w riting of the Trust. APPLICATION FOR WARRANT* 111 all cases of intended interments, the person having the management or control of the same snail make application to the Sexton, w ho is hereby authorised to msse tlie interment 14*011 pa\uu-ni of the following fees : Jhinal fee ... ... 10s Ow ning ground or vaults IDs BI'KIAL PLOTS. The charge for plots shall he — Bx 9 81 18a • I i Application for same to be made either to the Town C lerk or Sexton. DKPTH OF OKAVF..H.

All graves shall he G feet deep; hut in the event of a greater depth being required. an extra charge of 2a G i shall he made for every foot more than G feet deep. No coffin shall he interred less than 4 clear feet from the natural surface of the ground. TRANSFER OK PLOTS. Any purchaser of private ground in which no interments shall have taken place, may transfer his or her interest to any other person. REGISTERS TO RF. KEPT. The Town Clerk shall keep a hook, in which he shall enter from lone to tune the number of every lot sold, and the name of the purchaser thereof, together with the date of the sale of the same, and shall keep a record of the burials in the Cemetery. RECEIPT FOR PURCHASE MONEY TO BE GIVEN. The Town Clerk shall receive the pur chase money for the sale of such lots, and shall give a receipt lor the same, which receipt shall be held as conclusive evidence of the purchase and selection of the lots mentioned therein. Provided that a duplicate receipt may be given upon satisfactory proof of the original having been lost. Provided further that if the original receipt be at any time found, alter the issue of a duplicate, the duplicate must at once be returned to the Town Clerk STAMPS. Tartios applying for transfers or duplicate of receipt must at their own cost provide all necessary duty stamps if required. FENCE AND ERECT TOMBSTONES. Persons purchasing gravis may, by permission of the Trustees, to In* given in w riting by the Town Clerk, fence in the plots of ground allotted ; provided that ull such fences shall not exert t four feet in height; and may erect tombstones, bead stones, or other monuments thereon. Provided always tlial before any such fence, tombstone, or other monument be erected, a plan thereof, and a copy of every proposed epitaj h or other inscription, bo submitte 1 to the Trustees and duly approve 1 of by them. FENCES, HEADSTONES, ETC. All fences, enclosures, tombstones headstones and other monuments must be kept in proper order and repair by the purchasers or their assigns. All wooden or other fences, Ac., left in a state of de cay, or broken down, may at any time be removed from the Ceun tery by order of the Trustees. LEVELLING AND REMOVING EARTH. The charges mentioned in rule 2 do not include payment for any work required to Ik* done beyond the actual digging of anv ordinary grave, and. after the interment, filling in the same. Persons who ft i.ee m plots of ground must do ail !«v t lliug r«quired at their own cost, and only ou approval of the Trustees, and must at once remove from the Cemetery all rubbish and earth not required. VAULTS. Persons purchasing the right of burial in any plot of ground in the Cemetery may, by |H.*nmsMoii «*f the Trustees, excavate the name w ithin one ftMH of tluur boundaries f.«r t) © purj*>se of constructing a vault. Before any work is commenced towards the construction «»f any vault, the plans ami specifications of the w.-rk connected therewith sliall be submitt* d it* the Trustees for approval, aiM no w< ik shall he commenced until such approval has been obtained. BODIES NOT TO BE DISINTERRED. ' moved from the Cemetery (except by order of a Coroner? without expn..-- pormiiMnou in wriUng from lit© TrusU*. HOOFS, ETC.. OPEN FOR INSFEUTION. The Hecord Hook and Phan of C« metery shall be opeu fur tr.spec hon of ihe public.