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satisfactory, whereupon the Sanitary Registrar appointed
by the local authority may issue his certificate stating that
the building, being registered in accordance with the provisions
of the Sanitary Registration of Buildings Act 1889,
may be occupied accordingly. [Dropped.]
School Board
Pensions.
To allow the School Board for London to grant
superannuation allowances to their Officers who become
disabled by infirmity or age to discharge the duties of
their office; under the provisions of 29 Vict. cap. 31, but
no officer to be entitled to an allowance unless he consents to
a deduction from his salary at the rate of two per cent. per
annum for the purpose of forming a Superannuation Fund.
Shops (Weekly
Half-holiday.
Introduced bv Sir John Lubbock, and recites
that whereas the health of many persons employed in shops
is seriously injured by reason of the length of the period
of employment therein, it is expedient to provide for the
limitation of such period, and provides that the local authority,
upon a requisition signed by not loss than two-thirds of the
occupiers of shops within the District belonging to the class
to which the application relates, shall make an order giving
effect to the said application. [This Bill has since been
dropped.]
Superannuations—(Officers
of County
Councils).
To enable County Councils to grant superannuation
or retiring allowances to all officers and
servants who become disabled or disqualified by age or
infirmity, or any other causes, from properly discharging
the duties of their offices; and also a deduction of two and a
half per cent.from salaries to meet superannuation allowances.