( $18 ) [Paar II, NOTIFICATION. the 8th February 1876.—It is hereby notified that the Lieutenant-Governor is pleased, under the provisions of Section 22 of Act VIII of 1859, to exempt Raja Kali Narain Roy Bahadur, of Bhowal, in the district of Dacca, from personal attendance in Civil Courts. 靜 R. L. MANGLEs, Offy. Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS S S S S S S S S ΝΟΤΙΕΙΩΑΤΙΟΝ. The 14th February 1876.-It is hereby notified that Rudra Chunder Mullick, described in the roll below, who was formerly IIead Clerk of the Collector's Office at Purnenh, and was afterwards dismissed from that appointment for misconduct, is declared incapable of serving Government again in any capacity. Descriptive Roll. g - SJJASASAJSASAS SSAS SSASAS SJSHS SHJSAS SSAS SSASASASHSTSTH SAJJS Name. Father's name. Ago. Caste. Height Complexion. P్యచ్గాi Oneiಖ್ಖحساسی -- - =ബ് ബr --- _ டி_ _ ska -- -- * - - - - i Rudra Chunder | Rhoyrah Chunder | About 34 (Hindu, Brah-i About 6 foet Fair ... Dhomroy, in Lato Head Clerk. Mulliok. Mulliok. yearв. Imin (BiRSti-| 0 inches. , Dacca. Purmeah Col dra.) . . . 雷鱼拿 lectorate. . - - -o-, - ملم۔ _ _ _ _ . the above-named person is blind in the right eye. R. L. MANGLEs, Offy. Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal. w NOTIFICATION. The 9th February 1876.-It is hereby notified for general information that under Section 85 of Act III (B.C.) of 1864, the Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to approve of and confirm the following :Bye-laws passed by the Municipal Commissioners of Chittagong for the regulation and cleansing of private primies and premises situated within the limits of that town. Warnkvkh it shall appear to the Municipal Commissioners to be desirable that they should, through servants to be appointed by them, undertake the removal of night-soil from private privies situated within any portion or portions of the town of Chittagong, they shall give public notice by advertisement or otherwise that they will, from and after a certain date, undertake the removal thereof: provided that not less than two-thirds of the householders on whose premises there are private privies within such stated portion or portious shall apply in writing to the office of the Municipal Commissioners for such services. 2. The Municipal Commissioners shall, on the receipt of such requisition in writing, make arrangements for the removal of night-soil from private premises and privies the owners or occupiers of which shall desire their services: provided that no soil will be removed from any premises or privy unless the owner or occupier thereof shall make payment at the office of the Municipal Commissioners of the cost of such removal at the following rates:— For three montus, in advance, not exceeding two annas per inmate per inensem. For one month, in advance, not exceeding two annas and six pies per inmate per 1 men§€m. 3. On receipt of such payment in advance, the Commissioners shall appoint a sweeper to remove the soil from the said privy or premises in such manner, and at such hours, as muy be hereafter determined. 4. Every owner or occupier of any house, land, or premises, whose scavengering the Municipal Commissioners thus undertake to perform, shall give free access to the servants of the Municipality to his house, land, or premises for the removal of any night-soil or filth within such hours as may have been fixed on by the Municipal Commissioners. 5. Every person shall construct his privy above ground, and shall provide his privy or premises with a suitable movable receptacle of tin, iron, or earthenware. Such receptacle, if not within a closed building, must be kept covered, so as to prevent rain from entering or noxious smells from being emitted. Penalty for infringement after notice, Rs. 20, • р [Government Gacette, 22nd February 1876.]
