Ch. 31. No. 11.] Monevlenders.

(2) Certificates under this section (in this Ordinance
referred to as “certificate. ’’) shall be granted by the
Magistrate of the district in which the moneylender’
business is to be carried on.

(3) Every certificate granted to a moneylender shall
show his true name and the name under which, and the
addre. at which, he is authorised by the certificate to
carry on business as such, and a certificate shall not autho-
rise a moneylender to carry on business at more than one
addre. or under more than one name, or under any name
which includes the word “ bank ”’ or otherwise implies that
he carrie. on banking business, and no certificate shall
authorise a moneylender to carry on business under any
name ‘xcept—

(a) his true name; or
(0) the name of a firm in which he is a partner, not
being a firm required by the Registration of Business

Names Ordinance to be registered; or

(c) a busine. name, whether of an individual or
of a firm in which he is a partner, under which he or
the firm has, at the commencement of this Ordinance.
been registered for not less than three years under the

Registration of Business Names Ordinance.

(+) A certificate shall come into force on the date
specified therein, and shall expire on the next following
31st of December.

6. (1) A person intending to apply for a certificate under
this Ordinance shall, fourteen days at least before the apphi-
‘ation, give notice by registered letter sent by post of his
iniention soto do. Such notice shall set forth his name and
address and the addre. at which he intends to carry on his
business and shall be sent to the Magistrate of the district
in which such latter address is situate and to the officer of
Police in charge of the division in whieh such latter address
is situate.

(2) The Governor in Council may make ruJe. with
respect to the procedure to be followed in making appli-
cations for certificate. Gneluding the notices to be given
of intention to make such an application), and certificates
shall be in such form as may be prescribed by rules so made.