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Section 6, The Liquor Licensing Short title Ordinance

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(1) The following licences may be grantEd under this Ordinance for the sale of intoxicating liquor- (a) a licence (in this Ordinance called an On and Off Licence) to sell intoxicating liquor to be consumed on or off the premises, for a year, half-year or quarter; (b) a licence (in this Ordinance called a "\Vholesale Off Licence) to sell intoxicating liquor in stores, in quantities of not less than one gallon, not to be consumed on the premises, for a year or half-year; (c) a licence (in this Ordinance called a Retail Off Licence) (to be granted only to a holder of a licence under the last Different forms of Dates on which licences shall expire. Application for certificate for licence. paragraph hereof) permitting such holder to sell intoxicating liquor in stores, in quantities of less than one gallon, not to be consumed on the premises, for a year or half-year; (d) a licence (in this Ordinance called a Saloon-bar Licence) to sell intoxicating liquor, to be consumed on the premises, for a year, half-year or quarter; (e) a licence (in this Ordinance called a Hotel Licence) to the holder of a Saloon-bar Licence to sell intoxicating liquor by retail to persons lodging in or taking meals in the hotel to be consumed therein, for a year; (j) a licence (in this Ordinance called a Wine and Beer On and Off Licence) to sell wine and beer, to be consumed on or off the premises, for a year; (g) a licence (in this Ordinance called a Wine and Beer Off Licence) to sell wine and beer, not to be consumed on the premises, for a year; (h) a licence (in this Ordinance called an Occasional Licence) to sell intoxicating liquor on special occasions; (i) a licence (in this Ordinance called a Canteen Licence) to sell intoxicating liquor in a canteen for such period as the Governor shall determine; (j ) a licence (in this Ordinance called a Club Licence) to sell intoxicating liquor in a club, for a year; (k) a licence (in this Ordinance called a Railway Restaurant Car Licence) to sell intoxicating liquor for a year or half-year by retail in a restaurant car to passengers travelling on the train to be consumed on the train. (2) The licences aforesaid, with the exception of Canteen and Occasional Licences, shall expire at the end of the year, half-year or quarter respectively for which such licences have been granted.

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