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Ch. 30. No. 2.] Factories.

cleaning, or washing, or the breaking up or demolition
of any article; or
(c) the adapting for sale of any article;

being premises in which, or within the close or curtilage
or precincts of which, the work is carried on by way of
trade or for purposes of gain and to or over which the
employer of the persons employed therein has the right of
access or control.

And (whether or not they are factories by reason of the
foregoing definition) the expression ‘‘ factory ’’ also includes
the following premises in which persons are employed in
manual labour, that is to say-

(i) any yard or dry dock (including the precincts
thereof) in which ships or vessels are constructed,
reconstructed, repaired, refitted, finished or broken up;

(ii) any premises in which the business of sorting
any articles is carried on as a preliminary to the work
carried on in any factory or incidentally to the purposes
of any factory:

(iii) any premises in which the business of washing
or filling bottles or containers or packing articles is
carried on incidentally to the purposes of any factory;

(iv) any premises in which the business of hooking,
plaiting, lapping, making up or packing of varn or
cloth is carried on,

(v) any laundry carried on as ancillary to another
business, or incidentally to the purposes of any public
institution,

(vi) any premises in which the construction, recon-
struction or repair of locomotives, vehicles, or other
plant for use for transport purposes is carried on as
ancillary to a transport undertaking or other industrial
or commercial undertaking, not being any premises
used for the purpose of housing locomotives or vehicles
where only cleaning, washing, running repairs or
minor adjustments are carried out,

(vil) any premises in which printing by letterpress,
lithography, photogravure, or other similar process,
or bookbinding is carried on by way of trade or for
purposes of gain or incidentally to another business so
carried on,