1.

Pawnbrokers. |Ch. 31. No. 12.

CHAPTER 31. No. 12.
PAWNBROKERS.

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO PAWNBROKERS.

(25th September, 1889. |

This Ordinance may be cited as the Pawnbrokers

Ordinance.

2.

In this Ordinance -—

pawnbroker ” includes every person who carries on
the business of taking goods and chattels in pawn;

pawner means a person delivering an article for
pawn toa pawnbroker ;

pledge" means an article pawned with a pawn-
broker;

Port-of-Spain means the City of Port-of-Spain
as defined from time to time under the Port-of-Spain
Corporation Ordinance ;

“San Fernando = means the Borough of on
Fernando as defined from time to time under the Sar
Fernando Corporation Ordinance ;

shop — includes dwelling-house, warehouse, and
office, or other place of business, or place where business
is transacted;

unfinished goods or materials — includes any goods
of any manufacture or of any part or branch of any
manufacture, cither mixed or separate, or any materials
whatever plainly intended for the composing or manu-
facturing of any goods, after such goods or materials are
put into a state or course of manufacture, or into a state

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