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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2056, 26 April 1881, Page 4

Harbor Board. inward cargo, and on outward cargo sixpence per ton when the crane is actually used. Exceptional cargoes to be charged at per day or otherwise as per special arrangement. The charge for cranage will not include tho cost of haulago to tho crane when tho goods hare been previously deposited at a distance therefrom. 17. Ships discharging or taking m cargo at other than the appointed hours, will be charged at tho rate of two shillings and sixpence per hour or fraction thereof for overtime. Tho working hours will bo from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week days and no ships shall discharge or take m cargo at other times without written notice being given by the ship's officer 1 to the wharfinger. WAKPS. 18. Vessels at tho wharves will he charged one half-penny per ton register per day or part of a day for tho Hse of warps. Vessels ■ not at tho wharves, supplied with warps or other appliances, will bo charged for the samo a sura not exceeding five shillings for every ; 25 tons of the vessel's registered tonnage, at , the discretion of tho Harbormaster. ! 19. It is distinctly to bo understood that , tho Harbor Board takes no charge of or re- , sponsibility over vessels whilst m tho port of Timaru. Their security and safety cither at anchoror moored alongside any »harf, pier, or jetty, or to any moorings, is at the risk of the . master or owner, and tho Board will m no : case bo answerable for any damago to vessels from any cause whatever, although every caro ' and precaution will be taken by tho Board to have tho warps and moorings kept m a state of efliciency. Masters or owners of vessels will bo charged f.-r any duinago to warps ; caused by tho neglect of the masters or any ! of the crow. t FENDBBS. . 20. Every person who shall uso any fender provided by tho Board shall pay for the use . thereof one shilling per day for ench fender. , Any fcuder broken or not returned to tho Board shall be, at the option of tho Harbori master, paid for by the master or owner of the vessel at which such fender was used or for which such fender was taken. ' COLLECTION OF DUES. t 21. AUdues,tollsandehargCs,shallbepayablo | to the Collector at tho offices of tho Board, or | at such places ns tho Board may from timo to time appoint. \ 22. Where a difference shall arise between | the Collector of any such dues and the owner . of goods, respecting the weight or quantity of I any goods liable to dues, the person authorised to collect such dues may cause the goods to bo weighed or measured. If tho weight or \ quantity exceeds that alleged by tho owner, the expenses of tho weighing or measuring . shall be paid to tho Board, and shall bo recoverable as dues are recoverable. If the . weight or quantity docs not exceed that alleged as aforesaid, the expenses of the weighing or meisuring shall be paid by and shall be recoverable from the Board. 23. It shall be lawful for the Collector either alono or with other persons authorised by the Board to enter any vessel m order to '. ascertain the dues payable m respect of the goods therein, and it shall not be lawful for . any person to hinder or molest any Collector or such other person or persons, or refuse to [ allow him or them to enter into such vessel. 21. The Master of every vessel shall report . his arrival at the oflicc of the Board not less ; than twenty-four hours after his arrival. '. 25. The Master of every vessel shall pro- , duce the certificate of registry of his vessel to , the Collector on demand, and also where goods t are liable to the payment of dues to the Board, . give such information to the Board as will enable the Collector to levy the dues payable , m respect thereof. 26. The Master of every vessel shall on r demand give to the Collector a copy of tho , bill of lading, freight list, or manifest of the £ cargo, or other proper account of all goods intended to be unshipped from the vessel, , and the name or names of the owners to , whom all or any goods m such vessel are m,- , tended to be delivered. [ 27. The Master of every vessel shall give ; to the Collector notice of the intended time of unshipment or discharge of any goods m . such vessel. 28. The Shipper of any goods shall give to the Board or the Collector true nnd just . account of all goods intended to be shipped by him. 29. If any person liable to pay any dues , or charges m respect of any of the matters herein provided for, evades or attempts to evade, the payment of any dues, or offends . against any of the provisions of this By-law, i he shall be and bo deemed to be guilty of a breach of this By-law, and shall incur all the . penalties for the same apart from his liability to pay such dues and charges. 30. The term " Collector " shall bo taken to mean and include tho person or persons , authorised by tho Timaru Harbor Board to collect and receive all dues, tollß and charges . payable under this By-law. 25ap Borough. Council. TIMARir BOROUGH COUNCIL. BURGESS ROLL, 1881-2. A SITTING of the Borough Council is appointed to be held at the Town Hall, , Timaru, at 11 o'clock a.m. on FRIDAY, tho 29th day of April, 1881, for the purpose of Hearing and Determining Objections to tho Burgeß3 801 l for the Ensuing Year. J. H. BUTTER, Mayor. Town Clerk's Office, Timiiru, 25th April, 1881. 25ap TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. TIMARU WATER SUPPLY. rpENDERS are invited and will be received 1 up till 7 p.m. on Monday, May the 9tb, for the following WOBKS :— Contract No. 25 — Erection of 15 iron Flumes, total length about 40 chains .Contract No. 26— Con»truotion of 2Woodeu Flumea, length about 4J cbainß. EDWIN Hx. LOUGH, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Timaru, 25th April, 1881. 26sp Scholastic. TO TEACHKRS. THE BURKES PASS SOHOOL COMMITTEE INVITE APPLICATIONS from Persons competent to undertake tbo post of TEAOHEit at this School. Salary, £100 per annum, with good House and ground for garden. A married man preferred. Applications, with testimonials, must be sent to me before Wednesday, May ■Ith. F.. W. iIAUCHANT, Chairman of Burke'a Fas 3 School 23ap Comirittee. MIDMONT SCHOOL, UPPER RIOCARTON, Close to Middleton Stnlion, about four miles from Chrietehurcli. Conducted by REV. 0. TURRELL, M.A., (formerly Btudent at Bonn University, for somo years Matter m Toubridgo Grammar Sohool, Lecturer m Modern Languages at the Canterbury College, N.Z.U.). Tbo House ii built m a pleasant locality, m a healthy and elevated position, on gravelly soil. There is a great oxtcnt 'of land, for gardens, play ground, cricket Cold, gymnasium, <fee. Mr Tunell receives Boys from seven years old upwards. His ondeavor will be to Prepare them for more advanced School). Numerous Testimonials boar witneis to the , extreme care bestowed on ths Education and - health of tbe pupils. The Next Term will begin M»y 20th. 26ap