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SCS [ 21 or 1886.] SPIRIT LICENCES .

Regulations made by the Governor in Council, under the
Spirit Licences Ordinance, 21 of 1886, and under
the Crown Fees Ordinance, 17 of 1870, on the
23rd, gazetted the 24th July , 1886.


1. Intoxicating liquors. bottled in the Colony may be sold under a whole
sale licence, although the bottles are not contained in cases, provided not less
than twelve quart bottles or twenty -four pint bottles of any one liquor are
sold at one time.

2. Whenever no special provision has been made in the Spirit Licences
Ordinance, 1886 for the transfer of any licence, such licence may be trans
ferred by the endorsement of the officer who issued it, or by the issue of a
fresh licence by him .
3. The fee of $ 10 for each licence for an eating -house imposed by section
31 of the above- named ordinance is hereby remitted in the case of eating
houses for Chinese customers only.




Order made by the Governor in Council under the Spirit
Licences Ordinance ( 21 of 1886), on the 3rd and
gazetted the 18th September, 1886.

The following conditions shall be added to distillery licences issued under
the provisions of Ordinance 21 of 1886 :

CONDITIONS .

1. The premises shall, at all reasonable times, be open to the inspection of
such officers as the Governor may, from time to time, appoint in that behalf.
2. The licensee sball, at the expiration of every consecutive period of 3
months from the date hereof, furnish to the Colonial Secretary aa return of the
total amount of spirits distilleul, rectified, or coinpowded under this licence
during such period.
3. No spirits shall le sold or disposed of by the licensee, or by any one
acting for him , or on his behalf, in less quantity than 36 gallons at one time.
4. This licence may be cancelled, and the licence fee paid in respect thereof
forfeited, if the licensee be guilty of any of the following offences :
(a .) Breach of any of the conditions of this licence.
( 6.) Breach of any regulations made or to be made in virtue of section
39 of Ordinance 21 of 1886 .

( c.) Distilling, rectifying, or compounding any spirits which shall, in
the opinion of the Governor in Council, be deleterious to public
health, or in any other respect a nuisance.