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6. The promoters must also give notice of the application by public 

 advertisement, to be inserted twice at least in a county or other local 

 newspaper. The advertisement must contain a statement, in an abridged 

 form, of all the principal objects of the Order. It must also give the 

 address of the local office where the draft Order can be seen and obtained, 

 and an intimation that written objections will be received by the Fishery 

 Board for Scotland during the month following the date of its publi- 

 cation. 



7. The promoters must also cause copies of such advertisement to be 

 posted up in conspicuous type, in the form of notices or placards, in at 

 least six places in the neighbourhood of the proposed fishery, where they 

 may be seen by fishermen and others interested in the undertaking ; and, 

 if the Fishery Board for Scotland so require, at other places. 



8. Copies of the advertisement must also be forwarded by post to or 

 left at the residences of the owners or reputed owners, lessees or reputed 

 lessees, and occupiers (if any) of the portion of the sea shore to which the 

 draft Order relates, and of the lands adjoining thereto. 



9. During the month following the date of the first advertisement of 

 the draft Order the Fishery Board for Scotland will receive any objections 

 or representations made to them respecting the same. All such objections 

 must be transmitted in duplicate, written on common foolscap paper on 

 one side of the page only, and with a wide margin. A copy of such 

 objections must also, at the same time, be sent to the promoters ; and in 

 sending the objections to the Fishery Board for Scotland the objectors or 

 their agents should state that this has been done. A copy of this rule 

 must be printed at the foot of each draft Order. 



10. No Order, when granted, will entitle the promoters to interfere 

 with any lawful purpose of navigation or anchorage (see section 53 of the 

 Act of 1868). Nor will the Fishery Board for Scotland be disposed to 

 entertain any application which, interferes sensibly or materially with the 

 enjoyment and use of the shore for purposes of walking, bathing, boating, 

 beaching, or landing. 



11. As soon as conveniently may be, after the expiration of the said 

 month, the Fishery Board for Scotland will arrange for a sitting or 

 sittings being held in some suitable place in the neighbourhood of the 

 proposed fishery, and to take and receive evidence, on oath or otherwise, 

 and information offered, as provided for in the 32nd section of the Act. 

 Notice of such sitting or sittings will be published in one or more local 

 newspapers at least fourteen days before the holding thereof. 



12. On the report of the Inspector, the Fishery Board of Scotland will 

 either refuse the application, or make the Order in such form and manner 

 as they think expedient; and, in the latter case, the Order, so approved, 

 is to be advertised and circulated in the manner already pointed out with 

 regard to the draft Order. 



13. The Fishery Board for Scotland will arrange that Orders thus made, 

 advertised, and circulated will afterwards be submitted for the sanction of 

 Parliament, as directed in sections 37 and 38 of the Act of 1868, or of 

 Her Majesty in Council for confirmation under the Act of 1877, § 7. 



14. In the Order the Fishery Board for Scotland may insert provisions 

 repealing or amending all or any of the provision of a temporary Order 

 for the protection of Bait Beds, under the Act of 1881 aftermentioned, 

 44 Vict. c. 11, § 6. 



