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STANDING ORDERS.
Operative Resolutions in the nature of Standing Orders
have been passed during the year as follows:—
14th April, 1896.—That in future all uniforms supplied by
the Vestry to members of the staff be obtained on
the 1st May in each year. (P. B. & G. P., 1, p. 108.)
16th April, 1896.—That it be an instruction to the Caretaker
of St. James's Dwellings to clean the landings,
&c., on Saturday in each week, and more often when
necessary, with the hose. (St. J. D., p. 292.)
23rd April, 1896.—That no officer or person in the employ
of the Vestry be allowed to assist, promote, oppose,
or in any way take part in the candidature of any
Candidate at any Election of Vestrymen or Auditors
in this Parish, and that instructions be given accordingly.
(V., Vol. II., No. 3, p. 17.)
7th May, 1896.—That the first Demand Note for the year
be delivered immediately, when ready, after the rate
has been made. (V., Vol. II., No. 4, p. 36.)
7th May, 1896.—That the second Half-year's Demand
Note be delivered in the first week in November.
(V., Vol. II., No. 4, p. 36.)
7th May, 1896.—That the collectors make at least two
calls for rates between the date when the second
quarter of each half-year becomes due, and the issue
of the Red-Letter Notices, the date of such calls to
be noted on the counterfoil of the Receipt Books.
(V., Vol. II., No. 4, p. 36.)
7th May, 1896.—That the Red-Letter Notices be sent out
on or about the 18th February and 18th August, the
exact date to be left to the Vestry Clerk. (V., Vol. II,
No. 4, p. 36.)