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 (c) a carriage or other vehicle engaged by some person attending a funeral.
 (d) a carriage or other vehicle engaged by some person lawfully visiting any
 grave or allotment.
 (e) a cart or other vehicle belonging to the Board.
 (f) a cart or other vehicle entering or being in the cemetery in connection
 with some work being done therein.
 (2) The driver of any hearse, carriage, motor-car, cart or other vehicle which
 shall enter or be in the cemetery contrary to this by-law shall be guilty of an
 olience against these by-laws.

 22. Climbing over enclosure or writing on tombstone. No person
 shall wilfully climo or leap or walk over any enclosure or write upon any
 monument or tombstone or headstone in the cemetery.

 23. Removal of plants etc. No person shall pluck or take away or
 remove any flower, plant or shrub or take away or remove any vase, flower pot or
 other article whatsoever from any allotment or from any part of the cemetery
 without the express permission of the owner of the allotment.

 24. Allotment to be kept clean. The owner of every allotment or
 the person having charge thereof shall maintain such allotment in a clean
 condition.

 23. Warden may require cleaning of allotment. The Warden
 may require the owner of any allotment or the person having charge thereof to
 clean the ,aid allotment whenever, in his opinion such cleaning is required.

 26. Board to clean allotment when owner cannot be found.
 In cases where the owner or person, having the charge of an allotment, cannot be
 found or failed to clean his allotment after having been requested to do so by the
 warden it shall be the duty of the Board to do such cleaning as may be necessary
 and the cost thereby incurred shall be recoverable by the Board in the same
 manner as a civil debt against the owner or occupier thereof.

 27. Memorial Of grave stone. 'No memorial or grave stone shall be
 taken away from the cemetery except with the permission in writing of the
 Warden. r

 28. Right to cut down unsightly shrub or plant. small shrubs,
 plants and flowers may be placed on any grave, but the Board reserves the right to
 prune, cut down, dig up, and remove after due notice to the owner of the allotment
 or grave space, any shrub, plant or flower, at any time, if in their opinion, the
 same has become unsightly or insanitary. i J:

 29. Burial of persons of same religious denomination. The Board,
may, on application from any religious denomination, assign a definite area in the
cemetery for the burial therein of the bodies of persons who were members of such
religious denomination. Provided that the bodies of persons in respect of which
no internment fees have been paid to the Board may be buried ln a separate
section to be set apart for such burials. , . .. .... ..a.
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