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(e) for securing the proper control and management of the camping
ground by himself or his servant keep reasonable watch for
breaches of byelaws 3 (three) and 4 (four) and record the name
and address of any occupier or (if known to him) any person
frequenting the camping ground who to his knowledge or that
of the said servant contravenes the provisions of these byelaws.
3. A person who occupies a moveable dwelling on or frequents
a camping ground shall:—
(a) not deposit or cause any solid or liquid filth to be deposited
in any place so as to cause a nuisance;
(b) maintain in good order and in a reasonably clean and
some condition any privy accommodation for which he is
responsible;
(c) deposit broken glass, bottles, tins, litter or other refuse in
the receptacle or place provided for the same.
4. A person who frequents a camping ground or occupies a moveable
dwelling situate thereon shall not:—
(a) throw into or place in any river, stream or watercourse passing
through or adjoining the camping ground any broken glass,
bottles, tins, litter, paper, filth, human excreta or other
refuse or matter whatsoever;
(b) play or use any musical instrument, gramophone, wireless
installation, loudspeaker, amplifier or similar instrument so
as to make a noise so loud and so continuous or repeated as
to annoy residents in or visitors to the district;
(c) indulge in any noisy, indecent or other offensive conduct to
the annoyance of the residents in or visitors to the district;
(d) make any fire in such a position as is likely to cause, or without
such precautions as are necessary to prevent, danger of igniting
any tent, structure or vehicle or any bush, tree or undergrowth.
5. Every person who shall offend against any of these byelaws
shall be liable for every offence to a fine not exceeding the sum of two
pounds and in the case of a continuing offence to a further fine not
exceeding the sum of twenty shillings for each day during which the
offence continues after conviction therefor.
Provided that where an offence is committed against these byelaws
and against a byelaw in any other series of byelaws which is in force
in the district, or against any limitation or condition imposed by the
Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries under section 193 of the Law of
Property Act, 1925, or against any statute which is in force in the
district, a person shall not be liable to more than one penalty in respect
of the same offence.
6. These byelaws shall cease to be in force on the expiry of five
years from the date on which they came into operation.