Tableland Roads Board District - By-law - Locking Wheels with Chain, Etc
2788GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 'iV.A. [SEPT. 1, ] 899·
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2788 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 'iV.A. [SEPT. 1, ] 899·
within the Oolony for the purpose of depasturing 01'
being kept on such bnd for any period therein
mentioned, not exceeding six calendar months at any
one. time; provided that such stock shall not, by
retson of such permission, become "introduced"
stock, 1101' allowec1 to he on ,,,ny land in vVestern
Australia., except on lrwd mentioned in such pcr-
1ll1SSlOll.
13. Any owner intending to introduce any cattle
by land into vVestern Australia shall give notiee
thereof in writing to the Inspcctor of Stock in the
district into which they are to be introc1uced, in the
form of Schedule A he';'eto, such notice to be delivered
not less than seven cbys before the introduction of
such cattle, and sh1tll'proc1uce a certificate of a duly
qualified Government inspector that such cattle
have been successfully inoeubted against pleuro-
pneumonia immec1iately prior to their departure for
Westel'll Aust.ralia.
14. The crossing place for st.ock in t.he Kimberley
District, vic( South Australi1t, shall be at the Orc1
Station; u,nd the crossing place for stock in the
Eucla District, via South Australia, shall be where
the present road from South Australia cro;;ses, about
eight miles North-East from Eucla.
15. No stock adjudged by an inspector to be
diseased shall cross the border into Western Aus-
tralia, and any person so introducing such diseased
stock slmll be subject to a, penalty of Five pounds
per head.
16. Any person cOlllmitting It breach of these
RegUlations shall be liable, on conviction, to a
penalty not exceediuiS rrwo hundred pounds, or im-
prisonment not excee<1ing six months where Hot.
otherwise provided.
17. Whenever any expenses, fees, costs, or charges
have been incurred by u,n inspector under these
Regulations, he mH,y sell the stock, fodder, or fittings
in respect of which the smne were incurred, for the
purpose of defraying :tll or U,IlY such expenses, fees,
a,nd charges.
18. An inspector, on suspecting any animal to
be affected with tuberculosis, m:ty subject such
tmimal to the tuhercnlille test, u,nd the owner, if
required by the inspeei;or, slmll render :,,11 necess:try
a,ssist:tnee to ftteilit:tte the ope1'<1,tion.
19. Any person who, withont the written
authority of the Ohief: InspeGtor of Stock, Gal'ries,
collects, keeps, or sends through the Post Office or
otherwise, or is in tHly w:ty knowingly concerned in
the carriage, colledion, keeping, or sending of :tlly
ticks or eggs of ticks, shn,ll be liable to a penalty not
exceeding One hundred pounds on conviction.
20. Any inspector may :Lt any time enter upon
any run and inspect and examine any stock wherever
in the Oolony they may he, and exercise and dis-
charge all the powers and dut,ies conferred upon him
by the Act in any and every part of the Oolony, and,
in the exercise and discharge of such powers :md
duties, shall have free ingress, egress, and regress
throngh, over, and upon any run; and the owner of
1tny stock shall, ,hen required by u,n inspector,
forthwith llluster his stock in some convenient place,
or phtces, 1LS the in8pect.or nmy direct, for his
examinatiun. '1'he inspector, if he is not slttisfied
that the whole of the stock on the run IHwe been so
mustered, may employ any person or persons to
assist him in the thorough examination of the run,
and the expenses of and incident to such an examina-
tion of the run slmll be paid by the owner of the
run.
2l. The Regulations elated the 16th day of
N ovem bel', 1898, are hereby cancelled.
SCHEDULE A.
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New Suburban Lots open for Sale.
Dep",.tment Qf" L"nds "11(1 SUj'veys,
sgt' Pej,th, 2nd Al~g1tst, 1899.