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ANTIGUA.

Goods pur-
chased to be
kept for 15
days.

Obligation to
give informa-
tion to Police,

4 Old Metal and Marine Stores. No. of 19565.

Purchaser's Book with respect to which a police
officer may desire to aak any questions, shall permit
such police officer to inspect the Licensed Pur-
chaser’s Book and all old metal, and marine stores,
and shall answer all such questions as may be
asked by the police officer with reference to the
Licensed Purchaser’s Book, any old metal or
marine stores in the premises or any of the entries
or contents of the Licensed Purchaser’s Book. 7

8. (1) All old metal and marine stores
purchased or received by or on behalf of a licensed
purchaser shall be kept in the licensed purchaser’s
premises and shall not in any way be changed in
form or shape or disfigured for a period of at least
fifteen days after their purchase or receipt:

Provided that the police officer in charge of |

_the division in which a licensed purchaser carries

on his business may, in his discretion, on the
application of the licensed purchaser grant a
permit—
(a) for the shipment or alteration in
form or shape of any old metal or marine
stores without the same having been kept for
a period of fifteen days;

(6) for the shipment of broken machin-
ery direct from the place where the same is
purchased, notwithstanding the provisions of
this section to the contrary.

(2) Every person who fails to comply with
the provisions of subsection (1) of this section
shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on
summary conviction to a fine not exceeding fifty
dollars or to imprisonment for a term not exceed-
ing three months.

9. (1) Every person licensed under this
Ordinance who, after notice has been given to him
by any police officer or by advertisement in the
Gazette or a local newspaper that any old metal or
marine stores’ have been stolen or fraudulently
obtained, fails to give information to the Police
that articles of the like description were offered to
him or were or are in his possession, shall be guilty
of an offence against this. Ordinance,