PART II.

FOR POLL WHEN THE ADOPTION OF ONE OF TWO RESOLUTIONS

A.D. 1928.

2ND SCH. -cont.

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NO-LICENCE RESOLUTION

(means that no person shall sell intoxi-
cating liquor within the area).

REORGANISATION RESOLUTION (means that the sale of intoxicating liquor within the area shall be reorganised under the sole control of a public Board in accordance with the provisions of this Act, and that no person shall sell intoxicating liquor for private profit within the area).

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS.

Vote by making a X in the left-hand space
opposite the resolution for which you vote.

THIRD SCHEDULE.

FORM OF REQUISITION FOR A POLL.

We, the subscribers hereto being electors in (here insert area for which poll is demanded) do hereby demand a poll under the terms of the Liquor (Popular Control) Act, 1928.

Signature.

Name in full.

Address.

No. in Register.

A.D. 1928.

FOURTH SCHEDULE.

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PREMISES ON WHICH INTOXICATING
LIQUOR MAY BE SOLD IN REORGANISATION AREAS.

Note.-The number of persons shall be calculated according to the last published census for the time being.

Modifications.

Modifications may be made in the strict application of this scale as applied to a rural parish or urban area as follows:

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(1) Where the strict application of the scale would reduce
the number of premises below two, and it appears 20
inexpedient to reduce the number below two.

(2) Where the strict application of the scale appears in the
special circumstances of the case to be inexpedient
owing to the isolated position of any premises in the
parish or area or to the fact that the premises or any 25
of them are constructed, fitted, and intended to be
used in good faith for any purpose to which the sale of
intoxicating liquor is merely auxiliary.

(3) Where it appears that the population of any place being
a rural parish or urban area or part of a rural parish or 30
urban area, as shown by the census, does not represent
the number of persons for whom premises may be
required by reason of a substantial increase of population
since the census or by reason of the resort thereto of a
larger number of persons than that shown in the census 35
during the special seasons of the year or special times
of the day, or from an adjoining parish or area or for any
other reason.

(1) The rate of charge in the case of an hotel, as defined for
the purpose of this provision, shall be one-third of that charged
in other cases, and in the case of any licensed premises which are
certified by the licensing justices on the application of the holder
30 of the licence to be used only as public gardens, picture galleries,
exhibitions, places of public or private entertainment, railway or
refreshment rooms, bonâ fide restaurants or eating-houses, or for
any other purpose to which the holding of a licence is merely
auxiliary, such rate, not less than one-third of that charged in
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(2) For the purpose of this provision, an hotel or res-
taurant means an hotel or restaurant in respect of which duty
is paid in pursuance of the provisions of section forty-five of
the Finance (1909-10) Act, 1910, as amended by section eight
40 of the Finance Act, 1920.

A.D. 1928.

5TH SCH. SCALE OF DEDUCTIONS IN RESPECT OF COMPENSATION

A person whose unexpired term does not exceed

1 year may deduct a sum equal to 100 per cent. of the 5

but the amount deducted shall in no case exceed half the rent.

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