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The charts prepared as is provided in section 3, nT?ation shall, when completed, be exhibited for public infor- declaring mation at the kachads of all districts in which any ~?$~e&ptp? part of the river so surveyed is situated, for a period ~ v e r s may of not less than ninety days. Any person or persons bepubliihed, who may desire to raise objections to the boundaries or land-marks set forth in such charts shall be at I liberty, during m h period, to forward a statement of in writing setting forth his or their objections to the Collector of the district in whiob. the boundaries objected to are situated. At the expiry of such period, t b Collector shall forward the said charte, with such statement of objections (if any) and his remarke thereon, to the l[State Government] who ahall then take the same into consideration, and may order su& alteration in the said oharts, or pass such other order thereon as to 8[them] may seem fit, previous to final approval of the said charts. On such fmal approval, the l[State Government] may, by notification in the 4[0fficial Gazeth] and in the Gazette of every district in which any part of the river is situated, declare that the provisions of this Act shall apply to the said river within the boundaries and limits prescribed in the said charts. - 1 The words Provincial Qovernment " were substituted for the words "Governor in C o ~ c i l " by the Adaptation Order of 1937 and the word "State was substituted for "Provincial" I by the Adaptation Order of 1950. i . 2 The words "Such offioers shall be liable to removal by order of the Govcrnor in Council " were omitted by the Adaptation 1 Order of 1937. I ' 8This word was substituted for the word -"himv by dbU. f 4 T h y worda were substituted for tho wordr "Fori St. Qeourte Qattt& by ibid. 23e R $var-twd fined. cJberts of rivere where to be deposited for publio mepection. Power to alter limits of rivers. Rivers Omererancy [I884 : T.N. ~ o t V' The land within the limits so defined and approved by the l[State Government] shall be deemed to be the river-bed, and the limits shall, when necessary, be defined by boundary-stones or other suitable marks to be set up.