That a house or houses be hired and fur parties.
Court for decision, without appearance of the Art. 14.—Judgment will be given in_ writ nished to accommodate 90 nen, to be called ing and either read in Court after notice or House of Refuge, in which any destitute for-served upon the parties. eigners may be lodged and maintained without reference to nationality.
15.—The fees shall bo—sitios 2, That the inmates shall conform to the ricd wisi'. 8 deposit of $50.00 to secure payment of following rogulatio fees will be required of each petitioner.
3. The house to be kept clean and the wash-'The costs, including those of counsel, in the ing and cooking performed by the inmates. discretion of the Court, shall be paid as the 4. The house to close at 9 P.x., from Ist Court directs.
November to 31st March, and at 10 P.w., from Art. 16.—All fees shall be at the Ast April to 3ist October, at which hour the of the Court for the remuneration of the inmates must be in the house.
5, Each inmate, will, on rising, neatly fold his bedclothes as mnay be directed' by the person in charge; the hour of rising to be, in sammer not later than G "x.y and in winter not later than 7 4.M., or at such other hour as may be ordered by the Municipal Council, for the performance of work.
G. Riotous and disorderly conduct will not be permitted.
7. That each inmate may be required to labor six hours in the day at such work as may be directed by the Municipal Council.
8, Any person wilfully destroying the property of the Poor House to be prosecuted.
9, Any inmate refusing or neglecting to expalea by the Municipal Council, with con-comply with the above Tegulations may be currence of Consul.
10, That one man be paid $10 per month to take charge of the house; he will see that the premises are kept clean, and prevent anything being stolen or wilfully destroyed.
11, An Officer of Police will visit the establishment daily, to see the regulations carried out.
2. As regards finding employment for the inmates, the Council recommend that they be employed in filling the water-carts, or should this be considered not fitting employment, or not sufficiently regular, that a part of the waste ground in the Settlement (with consent of the owners) be cultivated as a market gar den, the proceeds to be sold towards the expense of the Poor House.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.