Pier and Harbour Orders Confirmation (No.1) Act 1889
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1889 c. xliii |
| Year | 1889 |
[52 & 53 VICT.] Pier and Harbour Orders [Ch. xliii.J
Confirmation
(No. 1) Act, 1889.
CHAPTER xliii.
An Act to confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the A.D 1889.
Board of Trade under the General Pier and Harbour
Act, 1861, relating to Boscombe, Glacton-on-Sea, Keppel,
Port Ness, Woodda, and Wexford. [24th June 1889.]
W
HEREAS a Provisional Order made by the Board of Trade
under the General Pier and Harbour Act,
1861,
is not of any
24 &
25 Vict.
validity or force whatever until the confirmation thereof by A.ct of c"
Parliament:
And whereas it is expedient that the several Provisional Orders
made by the Board of Trade under the said Act, and set out in the
schedule to this Act, be confirmed by Act of Parliament:
Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty,
by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and
Temporal,
and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and
by the authority of the same, as follows :
1.
The several Orders as amended and set out in the schedule to Confirmation
this Act shall be and the same are hereby confirmed, and all the schedule.
provisions thereof in manner and form as they are set out in
the said schedule shall, from and after the passing of this Act, have
full validity and force.
2.
The Commissioners and undertakers respectively mentioned
Special
pro-
in the said Orders shall not, under the powers of this Act or of the h^ges'of *°
said Orders, without the consent of the Local Government Board labouring
in England, or of the Secretary for Scotland in Scotland, as the case ca8s"
may be, purchase or acquire in any city, borough, or other urban
sanitary district, or in any parish or part of a parish not being
"within an urban sanitary district in England, or in Scotland in any
district within the meaning of the Public Health (Scotland) Act, 30&3ivict.
1867,
as the case may be, ten or more houses which, after the
passing of this Act, have been or on the fifteenth day of December
[Price
3s. 6d.] A 1
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xliii.l
Pier and Harbour Orders [52 & 53 VICT.]
Confirmation
(No. 1) Act, 1889.
A.D.
1889.
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were 0CCUpied either wholly or partially by persons belonging
to the labouring class as tenants or lodgers.
For the purposes of this section the expression " labouring
class
"
includes mechanics, artizans, labourers, and others working for
wages, hawkers, costermongers, persons not working for wages but
working at some trade or handicraft without employing others
except members of their own family, and persons other than
domestic servants, whose income does not exceed an average of
thirty shillings a week, and the families of any of such persons who
may be residing with them.
Short
title.
3. This Act may be cited as the Pier and Harbour Orders
Confirmation-
(No.
1) Act, 1889.
THE SCHEDULE OF ORDERS.
1.
BOSCOMBE,—Amendment
of former Order.
2.
CLACTON-ON-SEA.—Addition
to existing pier, and amendment of former
Order and Act.
3. KEPPEL.—Levying
of rates, &c. at existing pier.
4. PORT
NESS.—Construction
of harbour.
5.
WOODDA.—Construction
of pier.
6.
WEXFOED.—Amendment
of former Act and Order.
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[52
&
53 VICT.] Pier and
Harbour Orders
[Ch.
xliii.]
Confirmation
(No.
1) Act,
1889.
A.D.
1889.
BOSCOMBE.
—
Boscombe.
Order for
amending Boscombe
Pier
Order
1887.
1. This Order shall
be
read
and
construed with
the
Boscombe Pier Order Short title.
1887
(in
this Order called
the
Order
of 1887) as
one Order
and
may
be
cited
as
the
Boscombe Pier Order 1889
and the
Order
of 1887 and
this Order
may
be .cited together
as the
Boscombe Pier Orders 1887
and 1889.
2.
The Boscombe Pier Company Limited
(in
this Order called
the
Company) Undertakers.
shall
be the
Undertakers
for the
purposes
of
this Order.
3.
When
and so
soon
as it
shall
be at any
time
or
from time
to
time certified
Kates
may
be
in writing under
the
hand
of an
officer
to be
appointed
for the
purpose
by the
^"j^
^at^
Board
of
Trade
and
paid
by the
Company that
the
works authorised
by the
completed.
Order
of
1887 have been
so far
completed
as to
afford adequate accommodation
for
the
landing
and
embarking
of
passengers
by
means
of
such works
and the
Bournemouth Commissioners shall
by
writing under
the
hand
of
their Clerk have
given their approval
of
such accommodation (which approval shall
not be un-
reasonably withheld)
the
Company
may
notwithstanding
the
twenty-fifth section
of
the
Harbours Docks
and
Piers Clauses
Act
1847
and
although
the
whole
of
the works authorised
by the
Order
of 1887
shall
not
then have been completed
demand receive
and
recover sucli
of the
rates
or
such proportion
of all or any of
the rates specified
in the
Schedule
to the
Order
of
1887
as
shall
in the
opinion
of the Board
of
Trade
be
commensurate
to the
accommodation afforded.
And if
at any time
it
shall
be
the opinion
of
the Board
of
Trade that
the
accommodation
afforded does
not
warrant
the
demand
of
the full amount
of
rates specified in that
Schedule
and
increased accommodation
is
subsequently afforded
by
the Company
then
the
Company may demand receive
and
recover
the
full amount
or
such
proportion
of
all
or any of the
said rates
as
shall
in the
opinion
of the
Board
of
Trade
be
commensurate with
the
accommodation afforded.
4.
The
Company may from time
to
time confer vary
or
extinguish exemptions Power to
from
and
enter into compositions with
any
person
or
persons with respect
to the ^Qjfs^enjp"
payment
of
rates authorised
by the
Order
of 1887 but so
that
no
preference
rates
and
to
be
in
any case given
to any
person
and
that anything done under this section commsitkms
shall
not
prejudice
the
other provisions
of the
Order
of
1887
or of
this Order.
&c
5.
The
annual account
in
abstract
of the
Company
a
copy whereof
is
required Accounts
to
be
to be sent
to the
Clerk
of the
Peace
and to the
Board
of
Trade
and to the
^^March.
Bournemouth Commissioners shall
be
made
up to the end of the day on the
twenty-fifth
day of
March
in
each year.
6. This Order shall
not be
taken
as a
consent
to the
surrender
of any
rights Saving rights
interests powers authorities
or
privileges transferred
to the
management
of the
£ands Act™
Board
of
Trade
by the
Crown Lands
Act 1866 nor
shall
any
works under
the 1866.
Order
of
1887
or
this Order
be
commenced within limits affected
by any
such
rights interests powers authorities
or
privileges without
the
consent
of
the Board
of Trade having been first obtained.
7.
All
costs charges
and
expenses
of and
incidental
to
preparing
and
Coits
of Order.
obtaining this Order
or
otherwise incurred
in
reference thereto shall
be
paid
by
the Company. A
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