Destruction of infected articles.-"Any local authority may direct the destruction of any bedding, clothing or other articles which have been exposed to infection from any dangerous infectious disorder, and may give compensation for the same" Sect. 121. Dimensions of cellar dwellings-see Cellar Dwellings. Disinfecting, means of." Any local authority may provide a proper place, with all necessary apparatus and attendance, for the disinfection of bedding, clothing, or other articles which have become infected, and may cause any articles brought for disinfection to be disinfected free of charge" Sect. 122. : Conveyance-see Conveyance, Disinfection of. Disposal of sewage." For the purpose of receiving, storing, disinfecting, distributing, or otherwise disposing of sewage, any local authority may :— "(1). Construct any works within their district, or (subject to the provisions of this Act as to sewage works without the district of the local authority) without their district; and "(2). Contract for the use of, purchase, or take on lease any land, buildings, engines, materials, or apparatus either within or without their district; and "(3). Contract to supply for any period not exceeding twenty-five years any person with sewage, and as to the execution and costs of works either within or without their district for the purposes of such supply: Provided that no nuisance be created in the exercise of any of the powers given by this section": Sect. 27. "Where any local authority agree with any person as to the supply of sewage and as to works to be made for the purpose of such supply, they may contribute to the expense of carrying into execution by such person all or any of the purposes of such agreement, and may become shareholders in any company with which any agreement in relation to the matters aforesaid has been or may hereafter be entered into by such local authority, or to or in which the benefits and obligations of such agreement may have been or may be transferred or vested" Sect. 30. Out of district." A local authority shall, three months at least before commencing the construction or extension of any DISPOSAL OF SEWAGE-continued. sewer or other work for sewage purposes without their district, give notice of the intended work by advertisement in one or more of the local newspapers circulated within the district where the work is to be made. "Such notice shall describe the nature of the intended work, and shall state the intended termini thereof, and the names of the parishes, and the turnpike roads and streets, and other lands (if any) through, across, under, or on which the work is to be made, and shall name a place where a plan of the intended work is open for inspection at all reasonable hours; and a copy of such notice shall be served on the owners or reputed owners, lessees or reputed lessees, and occupiers of the said lands, and on the overseers of such parishes, and on the trustees, surveyors of highways, or other persons having the care of such roads or streets": Sect. 32. "If any such owner, lessee, or occupier, or any such overseer, trustee, surveyor, or other person as aforesaid, or any other owner, lessee, or occupier who would be affected by the intended work, objects to such work, and serves notice in writing of such objection on the local authority at any time within the said three months, the intended work shall not be commenced without the sanction of the Local Government Board after such inquiry as hereinafter mentioned, unless such objection is withdrawn": Sect. 33. "The Local Government Board may, on application of the local authority, appoint an inspector to make inquiry on the spot into the propriety of the intended work and into the objections thereto, and to report to the Local Government Board on the matters with respect to which such inquiry was directed, and on receiving the report of such inspector, the Local Government Board may make an order disallowing or allowing, with such modifications (if any) as they may deem necessary, the intended work": Sect. 34. Disqualification-see Members. District. Proceedings for abating nuisance arising out of district-see Nuisance. Fund." In the district of every urban authority whose expenses under this Act are directed to be defrayed out of the district fund and general district rate, there shall be continued or established a fund called the district fund: a separate account called 'the district fund account' of all moneys carried under this Act to the account of that fund shall be kept by the treasurer of the urban authority; and such moneys shall be applied by the urban authority in DISTRICT FUND-continued. defraying such of the expenses chargeable thereon under this See Expenses of Urban Authority. District medical officer may, with the approval of Local District rate-see Expenses of Urban Authority. "For the purpose of defraying any expenses chargeable on "Any such rate may be made and levied either prospec- "Public notice of intention to make any such rate, and of :- DISTRICT RATE-continued. (a). The owner, instead of the occupier, may at the option of the urban authority be rated in cases “Where the rateable value of any premises liable to assessment under this Act does not exceed the sum of ten pounds; or "Where any premises so liable are let to weekly or monthly tenants; or "Where any premises so liable are let in separate apartments, or where the rents become payable or are collected at any shorter period than quarterly : Provided that in cases where the owner is rated instead of the occupier he shall be assessed on such reduced estimate as the urban authority deem reasonable of the net annual value, not being less than two-thirds nor more than four-fifths of the net annual value; and where such reduced estimate is in respect of tenements whether occupied or unoccupied, then such assessment may be made on one half of the amount at which such tenements would be liable to be rated if the same were occupied and the rate were levied on the occupiers : "(b). The owner of any tithes, or of any tithe com mutation rentcharge, or the occupier of any land used as arable meadow or pasture ground only, or as woodlands, market gardens, or nursery grounds, and the occupier of any land covered with water, or used only as a canal or towing-path_for the same, or as a railway constructed under the powers of any Act of parliament for public conveyance, shall be assessed in respect of the same in the proportion of onefourth part only of such net annual value thereof: "(c). If within any urban district or part of such district any kind of property is exempted from rating by any local Act in respect of all or any of the purposes for which general district rates may be made under this Act, the same kind of property shall, in respect of the same purposes, and to the same extent within the parts to which the exemption applies (but not further or otherwise), be exempt from assessment to any general district rates under this Act unless the Local Government Board by provisional order otherwise direct. E DISTRICT RATE-continued. "(2). If at the time of making any general district rate "(3). If any owner or occupier assessed or liable to any "(4). The urban authority may divide their district or any See Inspection of Valuation List, Highway Rates. Ditch. Where any watercourse or open ditch lying near |