142. Notwithstanding anything herein contained, every page 137 traveller may, while he is travelling, depasture for any period not exceeding twenty-four hours, his cattle and sheep, unless the same be affected with any contagious or infectious disease, upon any unsold Crown lands within one quarter of a mile on either side of any road or track commonly used as a thoroughfare, or, though not previously so used, leading to any Crown lands on which persons are actually engaged in mining for gold or in other industrial pursuits, and to which no road has been proclaimed.

143. Every person intending to drive cattle or sheep across the run of any other person, and not keeping such cattle or sheep entirely upon the road or track laid out or commonly used by the public, shall, before entering upon such run, give or deliver at the residence of the occupier or manager residing on such run twelve hours' notice of his intention so to drive such cattle or sheep, and shall by such notice state from whence be has brought the same and whither be is driving them, and the point at which be purposes to enter the run; and all cattle shall be driven every day a distance of not less than ten miles, and all sheep shall be driven every day a distance of not less than six miles, in the direction of the place mentioned in the notice as the place to which it is intended to drive such cattle or sheep respectively; and any person who shall offend against any of the provisions of this section, unless prevented by some cause which shall appear satisfactory to the Magistrate, shall, on conviction before any Magistrate, forfeit and pay for every such offence a sum not exceeding twenty pounds.