পাতা:গবর্ণমেণ্ট্‌ গেজেট্‌ (জুলাই-ডিসেম্বর) ১৮৯৭.pdf/৪২০

Yog গবর্ণমেণ্ট গেজেট, ১৮৯৭ সাল ২৩ নবেম্বর । { দ্বিতীয় ক খণ্ড । -- سع خدمة میپیحجه mų DDM AAAA SAS A SASA MAMAAAA SAAAAAA S SA SAS SSAS SSAS SSAS SSAS SSAS ORDERS BY THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OF BENGAL. - -- ستمب--ع--ع-تصمصنم سہنسہ TAAA AAS ASAAAA AAAA SAAAAAS S ASAATTAAAA MUNICIPAL AND LOCAL. SS SSAAAASA SAAAAS MAAA AAAA AAAA MT MM SMCCS NOT1FICATION. No. 1481 T.M.–The 9th November 1897.-Whereas a Notification No. 4140M., dated the 9th August 1897, was published at page 192, Part IB of the Calcutta Gazette of the 11th idem, declaring the intention of the Lieutentant-Governor to confirm the rules set forth below, which were framed by the Commissioners of the Sherpur Municipality, under section 3, Act XX of 1887, for the protection of wild birds and game within the limits of the above Municipality, and whereas no objection has been raised to the proposal within one month from the date of the publication of the above notification within the Municipality, otified that the said rules are confirmed by the Lieutenant-Governor under it is hereby n clause 4, section 3 of the Act, and are published for general information under clause 5, section 6 of the General Clauses Act I of 1887:— RuLes UNDER SECTIoN 3 op Act XX of 1887 for THE SHERPUR Municipality. Ičules, 1. “Wild bird” for the purposes of these rules shall include jungle-fowl, pea-fowl partridges, quail, plover, whistling teal, painted snipe, cotton teal, and every bird killed for the sake of its plumage. 2. The Local Government having by notification declared that the provision of section 3, Act XX of 1887, shall apply to hares and deer, the following rules will apply to those animals as well as to wild birds. 3. The breeding season for the purposes of these rules shall extend from the 1st April to the 30th September. 4. Whoever during the breeding season has in his possession, within the limits of the Municipality of Sherpur, any wild bird, deer or hare, recently killed or taken, or exposes for sale any such bird or animal, living or dead, shall be liable to a fine not exceeding Rs. 5 for each bird or animal. 5. Whoever during the breeding season imports into the town the plumage of any kind of wild bird recently killed or taken, or the fur or skin of any hare or deer recently killed or taken, shall be liable to a fine not cxceeding Rs. 5 for the plumage of every such bird, or the fur or skin of every such hare or deer. 6. In the case of a second conviction the fine may extend to Rs. 10 for each such bird, hare, døer, plumage, fur or skin. 7. All birds, plumage, fur or skin, &c., in respect of which a conviction has been had under rules 4, 5 and 6, shall be confiscated. 8. A reward, not exceeding half the fine imposed and realised under rules 4, 5, and 6, granted by the adjudicating Magistrate to any person who has afforded information may be nviction for a breach of any of the above rules. leading to a 00 H. H. RisLEY, Secy. to the Govt. of Bengui. مایع مسیحیی NOTIFICATION. No. 1432 T.M.—The 9th November 1897.—Whereas a Notification No. 4141 M., dated the 9th August 1897, was published at page 192, Part IB of the Calcutta Gazette of the 11th idem, declaring the intention of the Lieutenant-Governor to confirm the rules set forth below, which were framed by the Commissioners of the Dacca Municipality, under section 3,