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77. Entry into premises in case of dangerous infectious disease.
78. Prohibition on infected person carrying on business.
79. Removal of infirm and diseased persons in certain cases.
80. Disinfection in case of tuberculosis.
81. Power to compensate persons for ceasing employment to
prevent spread of disease.
82. Cleansing or destruction of filthy, etc., articles.
83. Conversion of existing accommodation into water-closets.
84. Bye-laws as to tipping refuse.
85. Bye-laws as to refuse ; extend to include refuse not fetid
or offensive or noxious.
86. Regulation dustbins. Council may require owner to provide.
87. Bye-laws as to stables.
88. As to infected stables and other places ; demolition of
unsuitable premises.
89. Discontinuance of offensive trade on six months' notice.
90. Power to order alteration of chimneys, where smoke, gas or
vapour is nuisance.
91. Provisions as to tents, vans, etc.
92. Prohibition of tents, vans, etc., on lands without previous
approval of Council.
93. Bye-laws as to inspection of meat.
91. Bye-laws as to food ; sanitary and cleanly conditions of
transport or exposure for sale in open air.
95. Extension of powers of section 72 of Public Health Act, 1025 ;
to apply to yard.
96. Power to prohibit persons suffering from tuberculosis from
handling, etc., food.
97. Registration of premises used for preparation of potted and
preserved-foods.
98. Registration of ice-cream manufacturers and premises.
99. For regulating manufacture and sale of ice-cream, etc.
100. As to inspection of premises used for storage of food.
101. As to street vendors of food ; name and address on vehicle.
102. Penalty on original vendor of unsound meat.
103. Further powers in relation to unsound food ; examination
of vehicles or parcels.
104. Medical practitioners to notify cases of food poisoning,
l05. Water supply for dwelling-houses to he provided ; penalty.
106.Bye-laws as to lodging-houses ; exhibition of placard with
permitted number of occupants. Separate approach to
each room.
107. Power to close slaughter-houses if injurious to public; health.