A.D. 1896.

Sect. 21.

Sect. 45.

Town Boards.

SCHEDULE.

(1.)

FORM OF NOMINATION.

do hereby

as a Candidate

WE, the undersigned Electors of the Town of
nominate [stating Christian and Surname] of
[or Candidates] for the Office of a Member [or Members] of the Board of the said
Town.

DECLARATION OF MEMBER OF BOARD.

I, A.B., having been elected a Member of the Board of the Town of do solemnly declare that I will faithfully and impartially, according to the best of my skill, judgment, and ability, execute all the powers and authorities reposed in me as the holder of such office by virtue of "The Town Boards Act, 1896," and that I have not fraudulently or collusively obtained the said office to which I have been elected.

Taken before me, &c.

(Signed)

A.B.

J.P.

(3.)

Sect. 68.

TASMANIA

TO WIT.

DISTRESS WARRANT FOR RATE.

To X.Y. [a Collector of Rates for the Town of
or some other fit person.]

WHEREAS Complaint has been made before [me], a Justice of the Peace, that A.B.

payable by him in respect of Rate for the day of

certain property situate [describe property fully] by virtue of the

Town of

made on or about the

18 although the same has been duly demanded of him: And whereas it appears to me upon the oath of [the said X.Y.] a Collector of Rates for the said Town, that the said sum of has been duly demanded by him from the said A.B. and that the said A.B. has failed to pay the same for the space of days after such demand made and has not paid the same: And whereas the said A.B. having appeared before me in pursuance of a Summons issued by [me] for that purpose, has not shown sufficient cause why the said sum of

should not be paid: [or And whereas it has been proved to me upon oath that the said A.B. has been summoned to appear before [me] or such other Justice of the Peace as might now be here to show cause why the said sum of should not be paid, and the said A.B. has neglected to appear according to such Summons, and has not shown any sufficient cause why the said sum of should not be paid :] These are therefore to command you forthwith to make Distress of the Goods and Chattels of the said A.B. wheresoever the same may be found, and also of all Goods and Chattels found by you upon the said property to whomsoever the same may belong; and unless at any time within the space of [Fire] days after such Distress by you made the said sum of together with all costs, charges, and expenses attendant upon such Distress, be paid to you, that you cause the said Goods and Chattels so by you distrained to be sold, and out of the money arising by such sale that you detain the said sum of

and also all costs, charges, and expenses attendant upon such Distress and Sale, rendering to the said A.B. or other person whose Goods and Chattels are so distrained by you, as the case may be, the overplus, if any, on demand; [in case the Warrant is directed to some other person than the Collector, and the said sum of

Town Boards.

you are hereby commanded to pay to (the said X.Y.) the said Collector ;] and if no A.D. 1896. sufficient Distress can be made of the Goods and Chattels of the said A.B. or otherwise as aforesaid, that then you certify the same to me together with this Warrant. Given under my hand, this

day of

18

ELECTOR'S DECLARATION.

I, A.B., do hereby solemnly declare as follows

Sect. 25.

189)

1. That I am the person named in the Assessment Roll.

2. That I am twenty-one years of age.

3. That I am not an alien.

4. That I have not already voted at this Election.

5. That no part of any Rate due and payable by me is in arrear. Witness

A.B.

WILLIAM GRAHAME, JUN.,
GOVERNMENT PRINTER, TASMANIA.

AN ACT to further amend
further amend "The Railway A.D. 1896.
Management Act, 1891." [30 October, 1896.]

BE it enacted by His Excellency the Governor of Tasmania, by and

with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and House of Assembly, in Parliament assembled, as follows:

1 This Act may be cited as "The Railway Management Act, 1896." Short title.

Fifty feet.

at less depth than

55 Vict. No. 40.

2 It shall not be lawful for any person to mine for gold or other Persons not metals or minerals under any railway or tramway which is subject to entitled to mine the provisions of "The Railway Management Act, 1891," at a depth below any railway of less than Fifty feet from the level of such railway or tramway when the same is constructed on the natural surface of the land or in any cutting, or at a depth of less than Fifty feet from the natural surface of the land when such railway or tramway is constructed upon any embankment, notwithstanding that such person is the holder of a lease from the Crown to mine for gold or other metals or minerals upon the land upon which such railway or tramway is constructed.

3 This Act and "The Railway Management Act, 1891," shall be Acts to be read read and construed together as one and the same Act.

together.

55 Vict. No. 40.