New Zealand: Acts affecting Native Lands, 1886, 1888-91 and 1894-95
Schedules
Schedules.
Schedule A. Schedules. (1.) Description of Sufficient Non-Rabbit-proof Fence.
(2.) Description of Sufficient Rabbit-proof Fence.
1. | A substantial fence, having split or sawn timber placed perpendicularly thereon to a height of not less than 3ft. from the surface of the ground, and sunken therein not less than 6in. from the surface, and well fixed, there being not more than 1in. of opening between each perpendicular piece of timber. |
2. | A substantial fence at least 3ft. 9in. in height, posts or iron standards not more than 9ft. apart, and with at least two galvanised iron or steel wires not lighter than No. 8, and one barb wire on top, to which shall be attached galvanised-wire netting firmly affixed to wires, and securely fastened to the ground, or sunken therein not less than 6in., such wire netting to be not less than a total of 42in. wide, 16 gauge, and not larger than 1½in mesh. |
3. | Converting any fence into a rabbit-proof fence by attaching thereto galvanised wire-netting firmly affixed to wires, and securely fastened to the ground, or sunken therein not less than 6in.; such wire-netting to be not less than a total of 42in. wide, 16 gauge, and not larger than 1½in. mesh. Provided that in the case of existing fences on which netting as above described could not be stretched, then netting of a less width may be affixed. |
Schedule B.
Magistrate's Court
District of
[
or as the case may be.],
A.B. [ and description], having this day recovered judgment against C.D. [ and description], for £ under "The Fencing Act, 1895," the under-mentioned lands stand charged with the payment to the said A.B. of the amount of the said judgment, together with interest at the rate of £6 per cent. per annum, from the date hereof until payment.
Description of lands affected:
Dated this day of, 189.
(L.S.)
Magistrate
[
or Judge,
as the case may be].
Schedule C.
Form 1.— Notice to make Fence.
To C.D., occupier [ or owner, or lessee, or agent, as the case may be] of [ describing contiguous land].
Take Notice that I desire that a fence between [ describing the lands] be made immediately [ or on or before the day of, 18], and propose that such fence shall be a [ Describe the fence, identifying it by reference to Schedule A].
Dated the day of, 18.
A.B.,
Occupier [
or owner,
or lessee,
or agent] of, &c.
Form 2.— Cross Notice.
To A.B. [occupier, &c.] of [ describing contiguous land].
Take Notice that I object to your notice to fence, dated the day of 18, in so far as it does not correspond with the proposal which I now make, to wit, that a fence between [ describing the lands] be made immediately [ or on or before the day of, 18], and that the fence shall be [ Describe the fence, identifying it by reference to Schedule A].
Dated the day of, 18
C.D.,
Occupier, &c.
Schedule D.
Acts and Provincial Ordinance repealed.
Acts of the General Assembly.
1881, No. 28.—The Fencing Act, 1881.
1882, No. 64.—The Fencing Act 1881 Amendment Act, 1882.
1888, No. 27.—The Fencing Act 1881 Amendment Act, 1888.
1890, No. 17.—The Rabbit Nuisance Act, 1890. In part, namely, the definition in section two of "Rabbit-proof fence."
1891, No. 43.—The Rabbit Nuisance Act 1890 Amendment Act, 1891. In part, namely, section two.
1893, No. 30.—The Fencing Act 1881 Amendment Act, 1893.