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Section 2: In this Ordinance, unless the context otherwise requires--

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" beer" means beer, ale, porter, spruce beer, black beer, or any other description .of beer, cider, perry, and any fermented malt liquor: Provided that any fermented beer containing a greater proportion than forty per centum of proof spirits shall be deemed to be spirits; " City of Freetown " means the City of Freetown as delimited in section 5 of the Freetown Municipality Ordinance; "Freetown Police District" means the Police District of Freetown as defined in the Schedule to the Courts Ordinance; "intoxicating liquor" means beer, wine or spirits as defined in this section; "Liquor Licensing Board" means a Liquor Licensing Board constituted under the provisions of this Ordinance; "premises" includes any train to which is attached a railway restaurant car; " Register of Licences " means a Register of Licences kept under the provisions of section 41 ; " spirits " means rum, brandy, gin, whisky, schnapps, hollands, absinthe and all kinds of spirits and spirituous liquors of any description, and all liquor mixed with spirits, and all mixtures and compounds of preparations made with spirits and any distilled and spirituous liquor, but does not include wine or palm wine or any other native made wine; " wine " means claret, champagne, port, hock, moselle, chablis, burgundy, Rhine wine and any kind of liquor sold or offered for sale as being foreign wine, or under the name by which foreign wine is usually designated or known, sweets, made wines, mead, metheglin, or any liquor made or obtained from fruit or sugar, or from fruit and sugar mixed with any other materials, or from a tree or plant which has undergone a process of fermentation in the manufacture thereof, but does not include palm wine or any other native made wine: Provided that any fermented wine or liquor containing a greater proportion than forty per centum of proof spirits shall be deemed to be spirits.

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