Pawnbrokers. |Ch. 31. No. 12,

(4) The number of cach pledge as entered at the time of pawning
in the pledge beok;
(4) ‘The place where the auction is to be held, not being a pawn
broker's: premises.
2, The advertisement shall be inserted on two several days in’ the
sume newspaper and the second insertion shall be at least three clear days
before the first day of sale.

4. Pawnbrokers shall send all pledges to the auctioncer at least two days
before (he sale duly ticketed and numbered and the same shall be fully
exposed for sale to public view by the auctioneer on the day before the
day of sale.

4. All sales shall be held in places open to the general public and large
enough for the accommodation of intending purchasers,

5. The auctioneer shall publish catalogues of the pledges stating:

(t) The pawnbroker's mame and place of business;

(2) The month in which each pledge was pawned

(8) The number of each pledge as entered at the time of pawning
in the pledge book,

6, In the catalogues, the pledges of each pawnbroker shalt be set out
separately from the pledges of other pawnbrokers.

7. Where a pawnbroker bids at a sale, the auctioncer shall not take the
hidding in any other form than that in which he takes the biddings of
other persons at the same sale; and the auctioneer on knocking down
any article toa pawnbroker shall forthwith declare audibly the name of
the pawnbroker as purchaser.

8. The auctioneer shall, within seven days after the sale, deliver to the
pawnbroker a copy of the catalogue, or of so much thereof as celates to
the pledges of that pawnbroker, filled up with the amounts for which the

sveral pledges of (hat pawobroker were sold, and authenticated by the
sizoature of the auctioneer,

9 The pawobroker shall preserve a copy of every such catalogue: for
three years at least after the auction,

10. Piedire prints, books, bronzes, statue. busts, carvings in ivory
and marble, cameos, intaglios, musical, mathematioal, and philosophical
instruments, and china, sold by auction, shall be sold by themselves
and without any other goods being sold at the same vale, four times only
in every year (that is to say), on the first Monday in the months of
January, April, July and October, and on the following day and davs, if
the sale oxeeeds one day, and at no other time.

FOURTH SCHEDULE.

Form or Caertirtcatys,
I, hereby certify that T authorise the grant to 4.8. of in tho
county of of a Licence to carry on the business of a Pawnbroker at
[specify premises].
Witness my hand this clay of ,197 .
Magistrate.

T—~IV, 56

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(Section 36.)