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Ordinances
Ch.3t. Now
1940.
No, 27- 1942.

21 1950.

Comunence-
ment.

Short title.

Interpre

tation.

Ord. 27
1042,

Ch. 31. No. 14.) Shop (Hours of Opentng and Employment).

CHAPTER 31. No. 14.

SHOP (HOURS OF OPENING AND EMPLOYMENT).

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ‘TILE OPENING HOURS OF

SHOPS, AND OF PREMISES LICENSED FOR THE SALI OF
INTOXICATING LIQUORS, TO PROVIDE FOR ‘THE LIMITA-
TION OF THE HOURS OF EMPLOYMENT INO RESPECT OF
CERTAIN TRADES, AND FOR THE SUPPLY OF SEATS FOR
FEMALE SHOP ASSISTANTS.

[loth January, 1938. |

1. This Ordinance may be cited the Shop (Hours of
Opening and Employment) Ordinance.

2. In this Ordinance unle. the context otherwise
require.

controlled) busine. means any one or more of
the following trades or Dusinesse. namely, any retail
trade or business (including retail sales by auction but
not including the sale of programme. and catalogues
and other sinular sale. at theatres and places. of
amusement), the sale of intoxicating liquor under
licence, the busine. of a pawnbroker, barber, hair-
dresser, Wholesale provision shop, refreshment house,
restaurant, dairy shop, parlour or cook shop;
employee means a person employed in or about
any shop, but shall not include
(a) the owner registered under the Registration
of Business Names Ordinance ;
(0) the owner of any business not so registered
as iforesaid ;

(c) the directors and secretary of a company or