The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-10-10 00:00:00

_IVERPOOL DOCKS.-AS TO- THE 08-4
4 STRUCTION OF THE QUAYS BY THE NON-
REMOVAL OF TIMBER.—Great complaints having been
made to the Dock Trustees. on the part of the Timber Trade,
of the extreme inconvenience which is being sustained by the
Non-rentoval of Timber and Deals from the Dock Quays
within the periods allowed by law, notwithstanding the fines
imposed by the magistrates in cases of default; and such
complaints having neen fully substantiated by evidence,
NOTICE is hereby given, that if, -from and after-the 9th of
October instant, any TIMBER or DEALS shall be left on any
of the DOCK QUAYS, after any fine shall have been imposed
by the magistrates upon any person or persons neglecting to
remove the same, the Harbour Masters will cause such Tim-
ber or Deals to be forthwith removed to some place of safety,
and will detain 'the same them until the charges of seizing,
taking, removing, and detaining the same shall be paid ; and
in default of payment within ten days, will proceed to levy
such charges' by sale of the timber and deals so removed,
pursuant to the authorities vested in them by the Dock Acts
for these purposes.—By order of the Dock Committee,
DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
Dock-office, Liverpool, Oct. 5, 1854.

T. IV ERT OOL D O,C K.S.--BRUNSWICK
DOCK TIMBER QUAYS.—ALTERATION of TIME
which Timber and Wood Goods are allowed to remain on the
Quays of the Brunswick Dock, and in the space of ground
allotted to each vessel for discharging, during the latter half
of the year.
Bye-laws made, ordained, and established by the Trustees
of the Liverpool Docks, on the sth day of October, 1854
(pursuant to the provisions of the several Acts of Parlia-
ment relating to the Docks and Harbour of Liverpool), for
regulating the time which Timber and other Wood Goods
are to he allowed to remain on the Quays of the Bruns-
wick Dock, as-follows, that is-to say,

1. That the period withi'n which all deals, boards, lathwood,
staves, and otherbroken stowage must be removed from the
said quays, shall, from and after the passing of this bye-law,
be 72 hours ; and that the period, within which all timber in
the balk or log, and masts and spars,.must be removed from
said quays, shall, between the lat day of January and the 30th
day of Jane, both inclusive, in each year, also be 72 hours ;
and during the rest of the year shall be 48 hours, such respec-
tive voriodo of 75 hooroaod 45 boors to be always computed
from the day on which the said timber or wood shall have
been respectively measured or passed by the proper officers of
Her Majesty's revenue..
2. That the quay space allowed for discharging timber in
the balk or log, and masts and spars, from every vessel in the
Brunswick Dock, shall, between the Ist day of July and the
31st day of December in each year, both inclusive, be 20 yards,
only opposite to which such vessels shall be berthed.
3. That for the purpose of giving effect to the preceding
bye-laws, so much of the bye-laws dated and promulgated on
or about the 19th September, 1849,. and the Bth November,
1847, respectively. as is inconsistent therewith, shall berand
the same is, hereby repealed.
4. That the foregoing bye-laws shall commence on, and take
effect from, the 20th October, 1854.
By order of the Committee for the Affairs of the Estate of
the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks,
DANIEL MASON, Secretary.

NOTE.—In computing the above-mentioned 'periods, Sun.
day, Good Friday, Christmas Day, and any Fast Days ap-
pointed by Proclamation, and, as respects Bonded Timber and
Wood, any other Custom-house Holidays, are to be excepted.