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قراءة كتاب The Present Picture of New South Wales (1811)
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The Present Picture of New South Wales (1811)
under the penalty of forfeiture, with twice the value from seller and buyer; the original stock to the crown, the other penalties to informer.
Stills--prohibited to be used; penalty, if free, privation of indulgence and removal; if prisoners, at discretion of a bench of magistrates: Also all liquors and utensils found, to be seized and destroyed.
Stream running through the Tanks at Sydney--no person to throw filth into, nor to wash, clean fish, or erect pigsties near; nor to take water up but at the tanks; under the penalty of 5l. to Orphans, if free, and the house razed; if a prisoner, imprisonment, and hard labour for the crown for twelve months.
Strikes.--No strikes are to be used for measuring grain, but such as are stamped by superintending carpenters, who are to charge one shilling each; and in case of any other strike being used, the person offending to forfeit five pounds, and one shilling for every bushel which has been measured.
Sureties.--Persons becoming sureties for individuals of indifferent character, to forfeit the full amount of their recognizance, if such decision is given before a bench of magistrates.
Swine--found at large without ring and yoke, will be forfeited to the Orphans.

