( פארל ) Parae II.] 6. Every person paying for the cleansing of his privy shall be entitled to have his privy receptacle cleaned once in 24 hours, and shall further, without additional payinent, be entitled to have any domestic refuse removed from his premises by the Municipal Commissioners once in 24 hours : provided that the said refuse be deposited in a suitablo movable receptacle, similar to that directed in the case of privies, and placed as conveniently near the roadside as circuinstances will admit of. 7. Any person who has not made payment to the Commissioners for the removal of night-soil may, on application to the Municipal Commissioners, with their consent, and on payment of a rate such as they may approve, not exceeding one rupee per mensem, have refuse (either from domestic, manufacturing, or trading sources), other than night-soil, removed from his premises by the Municipal Commissioners, subject to the same provision as is contained in Bye-law 6. 8. No householder, having made payment as aforesaid, shall, during the continuance of the period for which such payment has been made, be subject to any domiciliary visit of inspection of his privy or premises by any overseer or other officer of the Municipality unless he neglects to comply with the provisions of Bye-laws 5 to 7: provided niways that any overseer or other officer of the Municipality shall be at liberty to inspect any privy or premises during the hours fixed for the removal of night-soil. 9. Any householder, the scavengering of whose premises the Commissioners have undertaken to perform, may at any time discontinue such services by giving notice in writing to the Commissioners, but shall not be entitled to any resund on account of services unperformed, or of the sum, or any portion thereof, paid by him in advance. 10. Every owner or occupier of any house, land, or premises, in or on which any privy may be situated, the disposal of whose night-soil the Municipality may not have undertaken, shall, after 6 hours' notice, give free access to his house, land, or promises to any officer, not under the rank of an overseer, who may wish to inspect the same within such hours as the Municipality may from time to time determine. Penalty for infringement, lts. 5. 11. On receipt of a notice from the Municipal Commissioners, every owner or occupier of any house, land, or premises in or on which sny well, privy, or other noxious or impropelly constructed privy may be situa'od, shall fill up, close, or otherwise alter the construction of the said privy, as mny be directed in the notice; and if the orders contained in the notice be not carried out within 15 days, the Commissioners may fill up, close, or otherwise alter the said privy, and any expense incurred in so doing shall be recoverable as a debt due to the Commissioners. 12. No owner or occupier of any house, land, or premises in or on which any privy may be situated, shall allow night-soil or filth of any kind to slow or be discharged from such privy into any drain, water-course, river, tank, hollow, or excavation (or any place containing wasto and stagnant water), or into any other receptacle but one of the nature described in Bye-law 5. 13. No person shall throw, deposit, or discharge any night-soil, sewage, or the contents of any drain, privy, or cess-pool, into any river, tank, kital, w iter-course, or receptacle for water, or dispose of the above-mentioned kinds of oss-usive matters in any other way than as the Municipal Commissioners may from time to time direct. Penalty for infringemetit, 1ts. 20. 14. The Municipal Commissioners may direct the use of line, coal-tar, carbolic acid, or other deodorants or disinfectants in any privy or premises if at any time it seems to them necessary for the preservation of public health, or for the prevention of infections or spread of disease: provided that the Municipal Commissioners shall be bound to supply such deodorants, &c., at cost price, and the price shall be recoverable as a debt due to the Commissioners. 15. It shall be lawful for the Commissioners to charge n fee, at a rate to be fixed hereafter by the Municipal Commissioners according to circumstances, for the reception of night-soil to be deposited at their depúts by any meliter or person other than their own servants, and such fee shall be paid in advance for not less than one month. Unless such charge be paid, the soil will not be received. 16. Bwery Municipal mehter shall be numbered and registered, and shall be furnished with a badge bearing his number and depôt number. [Government Gazette, 22nd February 1876.]
