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Schedule C., part 3, The Auctioneers Ordinance (1895)

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(2) If it shall appear to the Accountant General that the security of any auctioneer is or has become insufficient, he shall call upon the auctioneer to give sufficient security, and if he fails to do so within one month, the Governor may, on the report of the Accountant General, suspend the licence of such auctioneer until sufficient security has been given. 2344 Cap. 224] Auctioneers Duration of licences. Auctioneers to accept the sale of all property offered by owners. Notice, catalogue, etc. 9. Every licence under this Ordinance shall have effect from the date of the granting thereof till the close of the thirty-first day of December of the year in which any such licence may have been granted. Whenever an Order suspending a licence is made, the licence shall cease to be of any effect during the term of suspension, and whenever the licence is revoked the licence shall cease to have any effect whatsoever. 10. Every auctioneer shall, on the requisition of the owner thereof, accept the sale of all property which may be supplied to him for sale at the place in which he carries on his ordinary business as an auctioneer, and shall sell the same within such time as the owner may require, or as soon thereafter as possible, having regard to the sale of other property with which he has been entrusted: Provided that he shall not be bound to sell such property sooner than seven days after he shall have accepted the sale thereof. Nothing herein shall be held to restrict any auctioneer from selling at the same sale the property of more than one owner, so as the goods are lotted consecutively and in such manner that no owner's goods may become mixed with the goods of any other owner. 11. (1) Two days before any sale by auction shall take place, notice thereof in writing, together with a catalogue of the real or personal property to be sold, shall be delivered in the Freetown Police District to the Commissioner of Police, elsewhere to the District Commissioner of the district in which the sale is to take place, specifying the place and time at which such sale begins, and within seven days after such sale shall have terminated a complete account of the sale, verified by declaration of the auctioneer, made before a Justice of the Peace, shall be delivered to the said Commissioner of Police or the said District Commissioner, as the case may be, specifying the price at which each lot shall have been sold.

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