have been accepted by them and meet opposition in the Legislative
with no Council.
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Section 19 relates to the
contravention of any of the requirements
of the Bye Laws. Section
15.
at
the
20
has been inserted
at the request of the Surveyor General
in order to
give the Board an
opportunity of reviewing its decision after hearing the party.
16.
of the
to the members
Section 25.
25 gives to an Officer of the
the Board or to an Officer of Board duly authorised in writing the right of entry into
any
shop
or
premises used for the sale or
storage
of food.
17. Sections 26, 27 and 28 relate
to Cemeteries for Chinese, to burial therein and prohibit interment elsewhere
than in
an
authorised burial ground. Section 29 gives to a
Magistrate the power of ordering the
removal of any person suffering from
small-pox
or other infectious disease who is without proper lodging
19.
accommodation.
And Section 30 regulates the
keeping of cattle, swine, etc.
In virtue of the powers conferred
by this Article and My Section Subsection 13, the Board will be
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enabled in some measure to deal with the cruel and shocking overcrowding and treatment of the sheep and swine imported for consumption; but these abuses will not be effectively stopped until a proper sheep and pig yard is constructed; and I hope this most useful work will be needed and included in next year's estimates.
20.
Part # has reference to threatened outbreak of
any formidable epidemic or Contagious disease. It authorises the
issue
of certain
Bye Laws and provides