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

14. If at any time outside the opening hours fixed by a
Shop Order any person is found on premises licensed under
the Liquor Licences Ordinance (other than premises for
which a hotel or special hotel licence is in force), or in any
oul-house or building in the same curtilage and occupied
therewith, or in any other shop premises to which the Order
applies, then, unless the Magistrate is satisfied that such
person was an inmate, servant, or bond fide friend entertained
at the expense of the licensed occupier, or that otherwise
his presence was not in contravention of the law, the holder
of the licence or the owner of the shop and any other person
or persons actually in charge of such shop shall each be
liable, on summary conviction, to a fine of one hundred
dollars and the person so found shall be liable, on summary
conviction, to a fine of twenty-four dollars.

15. Any constable may demand the name and address of
any person found on any licensed premises or any shop
during the period during which they are required to be
closed, and, if he has reasonable ground to suppose that the
name or address given is false, may require evidence of the
correctness of such name and address, and may, if such
person fail upon such demand to give his name or address,
or evidence of the correctness of the name or address so
given, apprehend him without warrant, and carry him as
soon as) practicable before a Magistrate. Any person
required by a constable under this section to Bive his name
and address, who fails to give the same, or gives a false
name or address, or gives false evidence with respect to
such name or address, shall be lable, on summary convic-
tion, to a fine of twenty-four dollars,

16. In any prosecution against the owner or person in
charge of a shop for permitting any employce to remain or
be employed in such shop for a longer period than is per-
mitted by law, if the defendant claims that the person
alleged to be an employce is not an employee, the onus of
proving that such person is not an employee shall lie on
the defendant.

17. (1) In all rooms of a shop where female shop assis-
tants are employed the occupier of the shop shall provide
seats behind the counter, or in such other position as may be

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Penalty
where a
person is
ound on
shop pre-
mises after
closing hours
Ch.31, No.4
1940, 8. 12.

Name and
address of
person
found on
shop pre-
tniges to he
Kiven to
constable.

Ch.31. No.14
~1940, 8. 13.

Onus of

proof.

Ch.31. No.t4
-1940, a. 14.

Seats for
female shop
assistants.

Ord. 27-
1942, 3. 5.
Ch.31. No.14
-1940, 3. 15,