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Section 80, The Rural Area (2) This Ordinance shall come into operation on the first day of January, 1950, or

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(1) It shall be unlawful for any person to exercise, carry Licences.on or practise in the Rural Area any of the trades, businesses or professions set forth in Part I of the Third Schedule without having first taken out a licence for that purpose. (2) Every owner of any vehicle mentioned in Part II of the Licences for Third Schedule, who either resides in the Rural Area or therein vehicles. exercises, carries on or practises any trade, business or profession or uses any such vehicle in any public place in the Rural Area, shall take out a licence for such vehicle, and pay for such licence the fee set forth in the second part of the said schedule: Provided that it shall not be necessary for licences to be taken out for any vehicle belonging to the Imperial or Colonial Government. (3) All vehicles mentioned in Part II of the Third Schedule, shall be numbered; excepting, subject to any bye-law, vehicles used primarily in the course of trade or husbandry. Such number shall be attached to, or marked on, a vehicle in such manner as to be readily visible. Marking of vehicles. Licences for entertainments. Licences subject to bye-laws and conditions. Licences obtainable from proper officer. Duration of licences. Hawkers and pedlars. (4) It shaJl be unlawful for any person to do in the Rural Area any of the acts or things mentioned in Part III of the Third Schedule without havL.'lg first taken out a licence for that purpose and paid for such licence the fees therein set forth. ( 5) Every licence taken out under this section shall be subject to the conditions and restrictions imposed by any bye-laws made in respect thereof, and also to any conditions or restrictions which are authorised by any such bye-laws and are specified on the licence. Any person failing to comply with any condition or restriction so imposed or specified shall be guilty of an offence against this Ordinance.

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