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The London Gazette, 23 November, 1920. 11485 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 23 NOVEMBER, 1920. 11485 menfc Acts, 1888 ,and 1894; the Local Loans veniences connected therewith or incidental Act, 1875; the Lands Clauses Acts; and the thereto, namely: — Arbitration Act, 1889; and all Acts amending A diversion, widening and improvement of those Acts respectively. ELiddrow-lane commencing at the junction Printed copies of the Bill for the intended of that lane with Padiham-road, and ter- Act will be deposited in the Private Bill Office minating by a junction with Lower House- of the House of Commons on or before the 17th lane at a point 133 yards or thereabouts day of December next. measured in a north-westerly direction from Dated this 18th day of November, 1920. the junction of Hordley-street and Lower House-lane. R. SHBRITON HOLMES, Council Offices, In the above description the junction of Gosforth, Clerk to the Council, Soli- any two streets is to be taken as the point at citor for the Bill. which the centre lines of those two streets (if SHAEPE, PJEUTCHATJD AND Co., Parlia- necessary continued) intersect each other. ment-mansions. Orchard-street, Vic- 2. To empower the Corporation to make and toria-street, Westminster, S.W. 1. 2 maintain the reservoir hereinafter described in 39 Parliamentary Agents. the parish of Worsthorne-with-Hurstwood, ic the rural district of Burnley, in the county In Parliament.—Session 1921. Palatine of Lancaster, together with all neces- BURNLEY CORPORATION. sary and proper pipes, conduits, culverts, (Construction of New Street or Improvement drains, sluices, channels, bye-washes, wash- of Kiddrow-lane, in the Township and outs, weirs, overflows, gauges, meters, reser- County Borough of Burnley; Breaking up voirs, tanks, banks, walls, bridges, dams, em- and Stoppage of Streets; "Construction of bankments, approaches, works and conveni- Subsidence Reservoir or Residuum, Lodge on ences connected therewith or incidental .there- Cant Clough Beck, in the Parish of to, namely: — Worsthorne-with-Hurstwood; User of A subsidence reservoir or residuum lodge to Waters of Cant Clough Beck and Rams be formed by means of a dam across the Cant Clough and Black Clough streams; Acquisi- Clough Beck, the said dam commencing at tion of Lands for New Street and' Reservoir a point 145 yards or thereabouts measured and for Public Library and other purposes in in a north-westerly direction from the junc- Township and Parish aforesaid; Modification tion of the Rams Clough and Black dough of Lands Clauses Acts; Extension of Time streams, and terminating at a point 87 yards for Construction of Waterworks authorized or thereabouts measured in a south-easterly by Burnley Corporation Act, 1908; Increase direction from the centre of the easterly of Water Rates, Rents and Charges; Provi- inlet to the Cant Clough Reservoir at its sion and Running of Motor Omnibuses With- intersection with the boundary wall of the in and Beyond the Borough; Tolls, Fares said reservoir, and the said reservoir or lodge and Charges and Incidental Provisions as to extending for a distance of 73 yards or Omnibuses; Working Agreements; Streets, thereabouts measured in an easterly direc- Buildings and Waterooiursesi; Infectious tion from the centre of the said dam. Disease and Sanitary Provisions; Registra- 3. To authorize the Corporation on any tion of Common Lodging Houses; Municipal lands for the time being belonging to them Milk Supply; Show Rooms for Gas Under- or over which they have control or in respect taking; Fixing and Testing of Taxi-metera of which they have easements to make, main- on Public Vehicles; Further Provisions as to tain, alter, renew, and repair all such cuts, Regulation of Traffic in Streets; Increase of channels, catch-waters, tunnels, adits, aque- Cemetery Rate; Increase of Market Tolls and ducts, pipes, conduits, culverts, drains, sluices, Charges; Amendment of Provisions as to bye-washes, washouts), watercourses, weirer Payment of Rates by Owners of Property shafts, wells, bores, water towers, overflows,, instead of Occupiers; Development of Bank waste-water channels, gauges, meters, filter- Hall Estate as Pleasure Ground, &c.; Con- beds, reservoirs, tanks, banks, walls, bridges,, struction of Boating Lakes, Winter Gardens, dams, embankments, piers, approaches, rails, <fec.; User of part of Bank Hall Estate for sidings, tramroads, mains, stand pipes, junc- Technical School; Saving of Corporation's tions, valves, hydro electric apparatus, tele- Interest under Will of James Witham graphs, telephones, roadways, fences and Thompson notwithstanding such User; buildings, engines, machinery and appliances Borrowing of Money and other Financial as may be necessary or convenient in connec- Provisions; Suspension of Sinking Fund tion with or subsidiary to their waterworks or Payments; Incorporation, Repeal and any of them. Amendment of Acts; and other matters.) 4. To authorize the Corporation to take, in- tercept and impound for the purposes of the- HVTOTIGE is hereby given, that application intended reservoir and the purposes of the JL^I is intended to be made to Parliament in Bill for the intended Act (hereinafter called the next Session by the Mayor, Aldermen and " the Bill ") any water to be met with witb.hr Burgesses of the borough of Burnley (herein- the limits of deviation defined upon the plans- after respectively referred to as " the Corpora- hereinafter mentioned or which can or tion " and " the Borough"), for an Act foi may be intercepted or abstracted by means of all or some of the following objects and pur- the reservoir hereinbefore described, and poses (that is to say) : — ' especially the waters of the streams known as" I. To empower the Corporation to make and the Cant Clough Beck, the Rams Clough maintain the following street work in the stream and the Black Clough stream, and township and county borough of Burnley, in all tributaries and all waters flowing into those the county Palatine of Lancaster, together streams above the embankment of the intended" witfy all necessary and proper approaches, junc- reservoir, all which waters now flow directly or tions, abutments, embankments, arches, steps, indirectly into the said Cant Clough Beck, the sewers, drains, culverts, works and con- Rock Water, the River Brun, and thence into*.
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