Section 26, The Liquor Licensing Short title Ordinance

(I) An auctioneer may, by virtue of a licence under thehand of the Accountant General on the occasion of any sale of the furniture and effects of any person at a private dwellinghouse, sell any intoxicating liquor being the private property of the owner of the furniture and effects, and for such licence no fee shall be paid, but such licence shall be prepared by the auctioneer requiring the same and shall specify particularly- (a) the name of the owner of the intoxicating liquor; (b) the quantity and kind to be sold; and (c) the premises from which the same is intended to be sold. (2) Before the Accou..."l.tant General shall grant such licence, the auctioneer shall make a statutory declaration that the intoxicating liquor is, to the best of his knowledge and belief, the property of the person whose furniture and effects, and at whose pre~rises such furniture and effects, are about to be sold.