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Table of Correspondence, Continued.

Public Health

Marginal Notes.

Ordinance.

(Sanitati. n) Corresponding

Ordinance 1933.

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Table of Correspondence,--Continued.

Marginal Notes.

Public Health (Sanitation) Ordinance 1998.

Corresponding Ordinance.

Domestic sanitation duties of

occupier

85

Alb

Domestic buildings to be periodically

cleansed and limewashed

36

ABb

Council's power to cleanse and

lime-wash

37

Alb

Council to issue notice to owner

Proper water supply to be pro- vided for water closet or urinal

Water closets and water flushed

urinals

Measurement of buildings as first

step towards prevention of over- crowding

33

54

A.10b

55

A162

50

Ab

Over-

or occupier to cleanse and limewash dirty domestic buildings.

crowding

38

A2b

Calculation of cubic space

57

A44; A49

Unauthorised partitions prohibit-

ed

Limit of accommodation

58

A46

39

C37b

Ventilation openings to be kept

Lessor responsible for over.

crowding

59

A47

free from obstruction

40

Alb

Obstruction in open spaces pro-

hibited

Steps to be taken to abate over-

crowding

60

A48

41

A175 (8)

Rooms to be properly lighted

42

A153

Limits of fittings for sleeping ac-

commodation

61

A51

Governor-in-Council on repre- sentation of the U.C. may order demolition of storeys, provision of additional win- dows, and other works in certain cases, subject to compensation

Kitchen not to be used as sleeping

room

62

A49

Basements not to be occupied with-

out permission

63

A45

43

A154A

Obstruction of windows prohibited

44

A155

Conditions which must be ful- filled before a basement can be occupied as a habitation

64

Alb (base.

ments)

Conditions under which cubicles may

be erected and maintained

45

A154

Closure of premises containing un.

authorised cubicles and parti- tions by order of Magistrate

Conditions under which a base- ment can be occupied as a shop, basement or factory

65

A2b (base-

ments)

46

A263

Rights of Council in respect of refuse

66

C190b

Magistrate may order demolition and removal of cubicles, partitions, etc., which do not comply with provisions of the Ordinance

47

A 264

Inadequate provision of latrine to be

dealt with by the Council

Sites for disposal of refuse

Powers of Council to fix the hours for conveyance of offensive matter through the streets

67

C191b

08

C189b

48

A165

Latrines not to be connected

Deposit of refuse in drains, etc.,

prohibited

69

C177b

directly with drains

49

A159

Construction of pail latrine

50

B191b

(buildings)

Owner or occupier to give access to building for scavenging purposes

70

New

Daily cleansing of pail closets

51

A164 modi-

fied

Duties of uwner and occupier

Sheds for workmen to be pro.

vided with latrines

with regard to refuse

592

C188b

collection

71(0)

€179b

(i)

C180b

Council may order repair or re-

(ii)

C181b

!

moval of latrine

58

C78b

(iv)

C182b

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