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(d) the rates of royalties to be paid to the Government, the method of calculation of the amount of such royalties and the manner and time of payment thereof;
(e) the extent of the areas in respect of which prospecting licences, mining licences and mining leases may be granted;
(f) the manner in which areas and boundaries shall be surveyed and marked, and the fees payable in respect of such survey;
(g) the imposition of obligations upon holders of prospecting and mining licences and upon lessees of mining leases; (Replaced, 33 of 1960, s. 25)
(h) the construction and use of roads, tramways and railways;
(i) the making of pits and shafts, and the construction and erection of houses, machinery and other works to be used for mining purposes;
(j) the fencing off or rendering secure of any shaft, tunnel, well, trench, drive or other works constructed or made for prospecting or mining purposes;
(k) the grazing of animals;
(l) the cutting down and use of timber for the purpose of carrying out prospecting or mining;
(m) the returns to be rendered and the accounts, registers, books and plans to be kept by the holders of prospecting licences, mining licences and mining leases;
(n) the disposal of any poisonous or noxious products resulting from prospecting or mining;
(o) the disposal of sludge and tailings and the declaring of watercourses to be sludge channels;
(p) the safety, welfare, health and housing conditions of persons employed in mining operations and the carrying on of prospecting or mining operations in a safe, sanitary, proper, economic and effectual manner;
(q) the fees to be paid in respect of any matter or thing done under this Ordinance;
(r) the procedure on appeal under Part V to the Board;
(s) the imposition of a penalty not exceeding a fine of one thousand dollars and six months' imprisonment for a contravention of any regulation; and
(t) the better carrying out of the provisions of this Ordinance. (Amended, 33 of 1960, s. 25)
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(d) the rates of royalties to be paid to the Government, the method of calculation of the amount of such royalties and the manner and time of payment thereof;
(e) the extent of the areas in respect of which prospecting licences, mining licences and mining leases may be granted;
(f) the manner in which areas and boundaries shall be surveyed and marked, and the fees payable in respect of such survey;
(g) the imposition of obligations upon holders of prospecting and mining licences and upon lessees of mining leases; (Replaced, 33 of 1960, s. 25)
(h) the construction and use of roads, tramways and railways;
(i) the making of pits and shafts, and the construction and erection of houses, machinery and other works to be used for mining purposes;
()the fencing off or rendering secure of any shaft, tunnel, well, trench, drive or other works constructed or made for prospecting or mining purposes:
(k) the grazing of animals;
(1) the cutting down and use of timber for the purpose of
carrying out prospecting or mining:
(m) the returns to be rendered and the accounts, registers, books and plans to be kept by the holders of prospecting licences, mining licences and mining leases;
(n) the disposal of any poisonous or noxious products result-
ing from prospecting or mining;
(o) the disposal of sludge and tailings and the declaring of
watercourses to be sludge channels;
(p) the safety, welfare, health and housing conditions of persons employed in mining operations and the carrying on of prospecting or mining operations in a safe, sanitary, proper, economic and effectual manner;
(q) the fees to be paid in respect of any matter or thing done
under this Ordinance;
(r) the procedure on appeal under Part V to the Board; (s) the imposition of a penalty not exceeding a fine of one thousand dollars and six months' imprisonment for a contravention of any regulation; and
(1) the better carrying out of the provisions of this Ordinance. (Amended, 33 of 1960, s. 25)
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