Municipal Corporations Act.-1923.

SECOND SCHEDULE.

CLAIM of A. B., of [insert the residence and calling of the claimant], to have his name inserted on the Citizens' List of the City (or Town, as the case may be) of for Ward, in right of [insert description of property], situate in [insert name of street, or number of the acre] within the said , being No. in (or omitted from, as the case may be) the assessment for the present year; or being No. in the assessment, and omitted from the Citizens' List for the present year; or being omitted from the Citizens' List for the present year. Dated the day of

19

[Signature of Claimant.] OBJECTION of C. D. [insert the residence and calling of the objector], to E. F., [insert name and description of E. F., as entered on Citizens' List] having his name retained on the Citizens' List of the City (or Town, as the case may be) of Ward, on the ground [shortly state the objection].

for

day of

19.

Dated the

Section 57.

I, A. B., of [insert residence and occupation], hereby solemnly and sincerely declare as follows:

1. My name was enrolled as a citizen for the Municipality of to vote at the polling-place in

the citizen's roll for that Municipality dated

Ward, and it appeared in the copy of

19

2. My name was omitted from the said citizens' roll on or about

19, through inadvertence.

3. I am now living at

have been continuously resident in

name was removed from the roll.

4. I am now resident in

and desire to be enrolled as a citizen of the said Municipality

and to vote at the polling-place at

5. To the best of my knowledge my name is not now on the said citizens' roll. And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true. [Signature of the declarant, A. B.] this

Signed and declared by the above-named A. B., at

(a) Insert name of city or town. (b) Insert day fixed for nominations. (c) Insert Christian names and surnames of proposer, and his place of residence, and his occupation. (d) Insert number on the Citizens' Roll then in force. (e) Insert name of Ward. (f) Insert Christian names and surname of seconder, and his place of residence, and his occupation. (g) Insert Christian names and surname of person nominated, and his place of residence, and his occupation. (h) Usual signature of proposer. (i) Usual signature of seconder. (j) Usual signature of person nominated. NOTE. In the case of the nomination of an alderman, the above form is to be used but substituting the word " alderman " for the word " mayor" wherever it occurs. MUNICIPALITY

Section 68.

Section 83.

(u) Insert the name of city or town. (b) Insert name of ward. (c) Insert day fixed for nomina. tions. (d) Insert Christian names and surname of proposer, and his place of residence, and his occupation. (e) Insert number on the Citizens' Roll then in force. (f) Insert name of Ward. (s) Insert Christian names and surname of seconder, and his place of residence, and his occupation. (h) Insert Christian names and surname of person nominated, and his place of residence, and his occupation. (i) Usual signature of proposer. (j) Usual signature of seconder. (k) Usual signature of person nominated.

(a) Insert name of city or town. (b) Insert day fixed for nominations. (c) Insert Christian names and surname of proposer, and his place of residence, and his occupation. (d) Insert number on the Citizens' Roll then in force. (e) Insert name of Ward. (f) Insert Christian names and surname of seconder, and his place of residence, and his occupation. (g) Insert Christian names and surname of person nominated, and his place of residence, and his occupation. (h) Usual signature of proposer. (i) Usual signature of seconder. (j) Usual signature of person nominated.

CITY OF

FIFTH SCHEDULE.

(or CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF
may be]).

[as the case

Form of Voting Paper for Municipal Election, 19, for the Election of [here state whether the election is for mayor, alderman, councillor, or auditor, and, if more than one, the number to be elected].

[Here set out names of candidates in alphabetical order, with a square opposite to each name, as provided in section 83 of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1923.

Section 90.

SIXTH SCHEDULE.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS-CITY OF

OF

(or CORPORATION OF THE TOWN [as the case may be]).

Ward, within the 19

in

Ward

I the undersigned, Deputy Returning Officer for

at the municipal election held on the
do hereby declare that the voting for
was as follows-

[Here set out names of candidates and number of votes cast for each candidate]. and I further declare that [here set out names of candidate, or candidates if more than one required to be elected] is the candidate [or are the candidates] for whom the largest number of votes were cast at the said election in the said Ward.

Dated this

day of

19

Municipal Corporations Act.-1923.

SEVENTH SCHEDULE.

DECLARATION TO BE MADE BY MAYOR, COUNCILLORS, AND AUDITORS.

I, A. B., having been elected (or proclaimed) Mayor (or one of the Auditors for the City of as the case may be] or Councillor for [or Town of

[or the Town of

Ward, in the City of

as the case may be]), do hereby declare that I take the office upon myself, and will duly and faithfully fulfil the duties thereof according to the best of my judgment and ability.

EIGHTH SCHEDULE.

(a) That portion of the foreshore of Port Glenelg bounded by a line commencing at the south-west corner of closed road, as confirmed December 21st, 1911, west of the Wigley Reserve, hundred of Noarlunga, distant 150 links west of the south-west corner of the said reserve; thence northerly and north-easterly along the western and north-western sides of the said closed road for 558 links and 125 links respectively; thence true north across the Patawalonga Creek to high-water mark on its northern shore, and north-westerly following the said high-water mark, and highwater mark on the sea coast, for a total distance from point of commencement of 13 chains; thence true west to low-water mark; thence southerly following the said low-water mark to its intersection with the production westerly of the southern side of the said closed road; and thence easterly by the said production to the point of commencement.

(b) At each jetty within or partly within any municipality, a strip of land bounded to seaward by the low-water mark, and being one chain in width measured equally one half to the left and one half to the right of the centre line of such jetty, or being the whole of the land under such jetty (whichever is the greater), and extending shorewards parallel to the centre line of such jetty and terminating at the extreme in-shore end of such jetty and of all structures connected therewith.

NINTH SCHEDULE.

SLAUGHTER-HOUSE REGULATIONS-FIRSTLY, AS TO GREAT CATTLE.

Section 105.

Section 238.

Section 277.

1. Cattle brought for slaughter shall be slaughtered during the hours which inter- Times for slaughtervene between sunrise and sunset on any working day throughout the year; and on ing. Saturdays during the summer months, viz., from November 1st to March 31st, may be slaughtered after sunset up to 10 o'clock at night. Slaughtering will only be permitted on Sundays during the summer months before mentioned, and then after sunset.

2. Every butcher or other person having need or requiring to slaughter cattle on As to slaughtering on Sundays shall give notice thereof to the Inspector of the slaughter-house before 5 Sunday. o'clock in the afternoon of the same day; and the slaughter-house will only be opened

on those Sundays of which notice is given to the Inspector as aforesaid.

3. All cattle sent to the slaughter-house for the purpose of slaughtering shall, after Cattle slaughtered, being slaughtered, be skinned, dressed, and washed clean before being taken away. properly skinned, 4. Every butcher or other person shall pay to the Inspector the amount of fees etc.

due for the number of cattle slaughtered for or by him during each week, or on each Fees to be paid. day if demanded.

5. If any bull, cow, ox, heifer, steer, or calf, is left in any pen or yard adjoining Cattle left in any pen or appurtenant to the slaughter-house for any longer time than thirty-six hours or yard. without food, the Inspector of the Slaughter-house shall feed the same, and charge the cost thereof to the owner or person putting in any such animal; and if left in any pen or yard or sppurtenance as aforesaid for any longer time than four days, either with or without food, the said Inspector is hereby directed and required immediately to impound the same unless permission for any longer period has first been obtained from the Council.

6. Any person or persons breaking or infringing these rules and regulations, or Penalty when not any or either of them, and in respect whereof a penalty is not already provided, otherwise provided. shall be fined a sum not exceeding Five Pounds for each such offence.

7. The Inspector of Slaughter-houses shall carefully enter into books provided for Inspectors to keep that purpose the number of cattle daily slaughtered, with the brands and all other brands, &c. necessary particulars, and report thereon every Monday to the Council, and failing

in either case to do so shall be fined as last aforesaid..

SECONDLY,

Building to be licensed.

Distance from public way, &c.

Licences.

Licence only to be
granted on these
conditions.

Ventilation of
buildings.
Pits.

Walls to be limewhitened.

Licensed slaughterhouses to be

frequently inspected.

Licence liable to forfeiture.

Penalty.

Licence may be withdrawn.

As to slaughterhouses already erected.

Removal of garbage.

Cleansing of utensils.

Municipal Corporations Act.-1923.

SECONDLY, AS TO SMALL CATTLE.

1. The building to be licensed for the slaughtering of calves under twelve months old, sheep, goats, and swine, shall not be less than eight feet by ten feet, or of an area less than eighty feet, and shall have walls not less than eight feet high, and shall be built of brick, stone, or concrete, and of the thickness of nine inches at least, with a roof of incombustible material; the floor of the building shall be of such material ana in such form as is directed by regulations of the Local Board of Health.

2. The building to be licensed as aforesaid shall, where practicable, be at least fifty feet from any public way, and ten feet at least from any building other than the buildings forming part of the same premises; the Council, in granting the licence, to decide as to the practicability or otherwise of the said distances.

3. Licences may be issued for the year commencing June 1st in each year, or for the half-years commencing June 1st and December 1st in each year, in the discretion of the Council; the fee for such licence not to be less than Two Pounds, nor to exceed Ten Pounds, payable in each case in advance.

4. No person shall have or be entitled to apply for a licence to keep a slaughterhouse in the municipality otherwise than upon the terms of these conditions. 5. Every slaughter-house shall be well ventilated in the roof, or as near thereto as possible.

6. Pits for the reception of blood shall in no case be allowed to be made or continued in the floor of any slaughter-house.

7. The inside walls and ceiling of every slaughter-house shall be lime-whitened at least once in every month during the year; and every slaughter-house shall be provided with a good and constant supply of pure water.

8. The Inspector of Slaughter-houses and Sanitary Inspectors of the Council shall frequently inspect the said licensed slaughter-houses, and cause these regulations to be strictly observed; and shall have full power, without any further authority other than the appointment to such office by the Council, to inspect the licensed premises at all hours of the day and night in the execution of the duties of their office.

9. Any licensed person obstructing any corporation officer in the performance of his duty will render his licence liable to forfeiture by the Council.

10. Every licensed person neglecting to carry out these regulations, and each of them, shall, for the first offence, be fined a sum not less than One Pound and not exceeding Five Pounds; for the second offence, not less then Two Pounds and not exceeding Ten Pounds; and for the third and every subsequent offence, Ten Pounds. 11. The Council may, at any time, upon information proved before any Justice of the Peace of a violation of any of these conditions, deprive a licensed person of his licence for such a time as the Council may deem proper; and any person so deprived found slaughtering, or causing or suffering to be slaughtered, any animal aforesaid shall be dealt with as unlicensed.

12. The Council shall have the power, in respect to any private slaughter-houses already erected and licensed, to dispense with such or so much of these conditions as may be thought advisable; but nevertheless the slaughter-house shall be so constructed as to prevent a nuisance to the neighborhood in which it is situated. 13. Every occupier of a slaughter-house shall provide and keep a sufficient number of tubs, boxes, or vessels, with tight and close-fitting covers thereto, constructed to the satisfaction of the Local Board of Health or their authorised officer, for the purpose of receiving and conveying away all manure, garbage, and filth, and shall in all cases, immediately after the killing and dressing of any cattle in such slaughter-house, cause all such manure, garbage, and filth to be placed in such tubs, boxes, and vessels; and such tubs, boxes, and vessels, together with their contents, shall be removed to such place, at such interval of time, with such precautions, and within such hours, as may from time to time be fixed by the Local Board; and all the blood arising from the slaughtering of cattle shall be put in separate tubs or vessels with close-fitting covers, and shall be carried away from the slaughter-house without delay, and shall not be permitted to flow in the channel or sewer, or open street: Provided always, that no blood shall be put into the same tubs or vessels in which the manure, garbage, or other filth is put.

14. All the tubs and vessels which are used for the removal of any manure, filth, and garbage, and all the tubs and vessels which are used for the removal of blood from any slaughter-house, shall, immediately after being used for such removal, be thoroughly

Municipal Corporations Act.-1923.

thoroughly emptied, cleansed, and purified, and the floor of such slaughter-house shall then be also effectually scoured and cleansed; and the whole shall generally be kept in such a condition that neither within the slaughter-house nor without it

shall there be any offensive smell arising therefrom.

15. Every occupier of such slaughter-house shall remove or cause to be removed Removal of skins, from such slaughter-house the hides and skins of any cattle that are slaughtered etc.

therein within two days next after such cattle have been slaughtered.

16. No occupier of any slaughter-house shall build or permit an access or opening No privy to be near.

to any privy or cesspool from such slaughter-house to be made, or, if now made, to

remain; nor shall any such occupier permit or suffer any pigs or other animals to

be kept in any slaughter-house except for the purpose of being fasted previous to being killed.

17. Every occupier of a slaughter-house shall, on the request of the Local Board, Repairs.

or of their authorised officer in that behalf, forthwith cause all repairs in or concerning such slaughter-house which such occupier is required by such request as aforesaid to perform, to be executed to the satisfaction of the said Board, or of their authorised officer, as the case may be.

18. All members and all authorised officers of the Local Board shall have free Inspectors to have access to any and every slaughter-house within the Municipality, whether licensed access to premises. or not, and to every part thereof at the time when they demand admission for the purpose of inspecting and examining into the condition thereof, with regard to the cleanliness, ventilation, and management thereof.

TENTH SCHEDULE.

NOTICE OF APPEAL AGAINST ASSESSMENT.

),

Sir-You are requested to take notice that I appeal to the Council against the assessment of my property (or the property of street, Acre No. Assessment No. Ward (or that I appeal to the Council against the omission of [here mention the property] from the assessment), on the following grounds-[here set forth grounds of appeal].

day of

I am, Sir, your obedient servant, To the Town Clerk, Adelaide [or as the case may be].

Section 376.

Take notice that it is my intention to appeal to the Local Court of Full Jurisdiction at from the decision of the Council of the Corporation on my appeal thereto against the assessment, and I appeal to such Local Court against such decision and such assessment on the following grounds :-[here set forth grounds of appeal].

of

Dated at

the

day of

19. >

I am, Sir, your obedient servant,

TWELFTH SCHEDULE.

FEES AND CHARGES WHICH MAY BE TAKEN UPON DISTRESS FOR Rates in ArreAR,
AND FOR ANY SALE CONSEQUENT UPON SUCH DISTRESS.

Man in possession, each day (or, if stored, the actual amount paid for storage)

...

Inventory (per folio)....

£ s. d.

0 1 0

050
003

Sale and delivery of goods-Sixpence in the pound on the net proceeds of sale. Poundage on executing warrant and effecting sale-One Shilling in the pound on the net proceeds of sale.

THIRTEENTH

Section 418.