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Bathurst Cattle Sale Yards Act of 1873 37 Vic (NSW)
An Act to authorize the erection and main- tenance of Cattle Sale Yards on a portion of the Bathurst Common by the Borough Council of Bathurst.
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Preamble.
Interpretation clause.
Power to erect
buildings and yards.
Power to charge
fees &e,
Short title.
37° VIC. 1873.
Bathurst Cattle Sale Yards.
An Act to authorize the erection and main-
tenance of Cattle Sale Yards on a portion
of the Bathurst Common by the Borough
Council of Bathurst. [20th November,
1873. |
ITEREAS certain land containing by admeasurement seven
hundred and sixty-two acres more or less and situate within
the Borough of Bathurst was by notice in the Government Gazette
dated the tenth of January one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five
dedicated for Commonage and public recreation at Bathurst and known
as the Park And whereas by a notification in the said Gazette dated
the seventh day of November one thousand cight hundred and seventy-
one the Council of the said Borough were appointed Trustees of the said
Common And whereas it is expedient that sale-yards for the sale of
Cattle should be established on a portion of the said land and it is
necessary that the said Council should for the purpose of holding such
sales be cmpowcred to erect and maintain suitable buildings and yards
on the piece or parcel of land in the Schedule to this Act described
and set forth being a portion of the said Common Be it therefore
enacted by the Quecn's Most Excellent Majesty by and with the
advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly
of New South Wales in Parliament assembled and by the authority of
the same as follows :—
1. In the construction and for the purposes of this Act—
The word "Cattle" shall include all horses oxen bulls cows horned
cattle calves sheep lambs pigs and goats.
The word "Owner" shali include any agent or other person
authorized by the owner of any cattle or any person in charge
thereof.
The word 'Sale-yard" shall include any premises where cattle
are customarily exhibited or kept for the purpose of sale
exchange or other disposal whatever.
The word "Council" shall mean the Borough Council of Bathurst.
2. It shall be lawful for the Council for the purpose of making
provision for the sale of cattle to erect and maintain suitable buildings
yards and other premises upon the land in the Schedule to this Act
described.
3. So soon as such sale-yards shall be established and by-laws
shall be made and confirmed as provided for by the "' Municipalities
Act of 1867" it shall be lawful for the said Council to take and
demand from the owner of every head of cattle brought to any sale-
yards established under this Act or yarded or brought to any sale-yard
or premises within the Borough of Bathurst whether the same be
intended for sale by public auction or private contract and whether
the same be intended for slaughter or otherwise the fees or charges
provided for by the said by-laws Provided that the fees or charges
levicd upon cattle yarded or brought to other sale-yards shall not
exceed the fees or charges levied upon cattle yarded or brought to
sale-yards established under this Act.
4. This Act shall come into operation immediately upon passing
and may be cited as the " Bathurst Cattle Sale Yards Act of 1878."
SCHEDUEE.
1873. 30° VIC.
Scott's Leasing.
SCHEDULE.
Description of ten acres of land portion of seven hundred and sixty-two acres
dedicated for Commonage and public reereation at Bathurst and known as the Park
measured as a site for cattle sale yards Ten acres of land Commencing at a point
bearing two hundred and forty degrees forty minutes distant twenty-one chains forty-one
links from the southern eorncr of section tiumber one hundred and twenty-four in the
town of Bathurst and bounded thence on the north by a line west one thousand links on
the west by a line south one thousand links on the south by a line cast one thousand
links on the east by a line bearing norih one thousand links to the point of commence-
nent.
