goods to give CVI. When goods in warehouse are sold, the seller shall Vendor of give the buyer a transfer note, containing the particulars of warehoused the goods and the date of sale, and the purchaser shall lodge transfer note, the same with the warehouse keeper, who shall make a minute &c., to purof the transfer in a book to be kept for that purpose, and shall chaser, &c. be produced, on application; and if this provision shall not be complied with, the goods, so far as respects the officers of the revenue, shall be held to be the property of the seller. ted in certain cases. CVII. If goods entered for warehouse, or for delivery there- Duties, &c., from, shall, by unavoidable accident, be lost or destroyed, may be remiteither on shipboard or in the landing, shipping, or receiving, or delivery of the same from the warehouse, or if any such goods shall be destroyed, or being liquors, shall leak or evaporate while in the warehouse, the Lieutenant Governor and Council may remit or return the duties payable or paid thereon; but no abatement shall be made in respect of deficiency in quantity of liquors, or of wastage in any article, unless the goods shall have been warehoused six months. livered for con CVIII. If the importer of any goods, entered for warehouse Goods entered and landed, shall, before the same are deposited in the ware- for warehouse, house, further enter the same, or any part thereof, for home &c., to be deuse or for exportation, as from the warehouse, the goods so sumption, &c. entered shall be considered constructively warehoused, and may be delivered for home use or exportation, as the case may be. CIX. The Collector of impost for Charlottetown, and the several Collectors of impost throughout this Island, shall respectively have power and authority, from time to time, to exact and establish such rates of rent, fees and other charges, relating to the warehousing, exporting and removing of goods, or for any other of the purposes of this Act, as the said Collector of impost for Charlottetown, or the Collector for any other port or place, shall in his discretion think proper and necessary: provided always, that the said rates of rent, fees and other charges shall at all times be subject to be lessened, increased, abolished, or in any other way or manner altered, amended or dealt with by the Lieutenant Governor or other Administrator of the Government for the time being, in Council. CX. All moneys levied, collected or arising under this Act shall be paid into the treasury of this Island, to and for the use of Her Majesty's Government thereof. Collectors of impost empowof rent in warehouses, &c. ered to fix rates Moneys raised be paid into under this Act to treasury. CXI. This Act may be repealed, altered or amended by Act may be any Act or Acts to be passed during the present session. altered, &c. ment and dura CXII. This Act shall go into operation and be in force Commenceimmediately after the passing thereof, and shall from thence tion of Act. continue and be in force until the second day of May, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven. Sections 10, 24, 44, 53, 54, 67, 68 and 81 of this Act are specifically repealed, and sections 2, 3 and 4 with the table of duties and exemptions therein set forth, are virtually repealed by 23 Vic., c. 7. Notice of sale of goods. Oath to be SCHEDULES to which this Act refers. SCHEDULE (A.) Form of notice of sale of goods. NOTICE. A sale of goods (as mentioned below), seized by me, will take place at on the next. Preventive Officer. [Here insert list of goods.] SCHEDULE (B.) Form of oath to be taken by landwaiter or preventive officer. “I, A. B., do swear, that I will diligently, impartially and taken by land- faithfully execute and perform the duties of a landwaiter or waiter, &c. preventive officer for knowledge and ability. and according to the best of my So help me God." Bond to secure duties. SCHEDULE (C.) Form of bond for securing duties. Prince Edward Island. Be it remembered that on this day of in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty came before me Collector and re- ceiver of impost for the district of cause to be paid into the treasury of Her Majesty's said Island the sum of on or before the day of next ensuing; or in case, the said sum shall be permitted to remain in the hands of the said day of then if the said after said their or either of their heirs, executors or administrators, shall well and truly pay on day of with then the said recognizance to be void, or else to remain in full force and virtue. Taken and acknowledged at statute before me. SCHEDULE (D.) pursuant to the Form of bond to be taken on the warehousing of goods. Prince Edward Island. all Be it remembered, &c., [as in the form of bond (C) as far as the condition of the same, and then thus]-The condition of the above recognizance is such, that if the said shall safely deposit in the bonded warehouse at and singular the goods mentioned in the entry of the same, made by the said and dated the and shall well and truly pay, or cause to be paid, into the treasury of the said Island the sum of the day of eight hundred and day of on or before in the year of our Lord one thousand or if the said shall export the same in the manner, and under the conditions and requirements by law directed and required on the exportation of warehoused goods; and if no part of the said goods shall be taken out of the said warehouse by the said person or persons with his knowledge, privity or sanction, unless upon due entry and payment of the duties due thereon, and if the said shall in all respects comply with the provisions of the law respecting warehoused goods; then the said recognizance to be void, otherwise to be and remain in full force and virtue. Taken and acknowledged, pursuant to the statute, this of day before me, SCHEDULE (E.) or any Bond to be given on warehousing goods. Bond to be taken on the removal of goods from one warehouse to another. Prince Edward Island. Be it remembered that, &c., [as in the form of bond (C), to the condition, and then thus]: The condition of the above recognizance is such, that if the above bounden shall safely deposit in the bonded warehouse at all and singular the goods, in quantity and quality, as mentioned in the entry of the same, made and signed by the said and dated the day of and shall produce a certificate, under the hand of the Collector of impost for the said port or district of to which the said goods are intended to be removed, to the effect, that the same are landed and deposited in the warehouse for such last named port or place, and shall and do in all other respects comply with and observe the provisions of the law relating to warehoused goods: then the above or within recognizance shall be void, or otherwise shall remain in full force and virtue. Bond to be taken on the exportation of warehoused goods. Bond to be taken on the exportation of warehoused goods. Be it remembered, &c., [as in the form of bond (C), as far as the condition of the said bond, and then thus]: The condition of the above written recognizance is such, that if all and singular the goods, in quantity and quality, as mentioned in the statement or entry thereof, made and subscribed by the said and dated the 18 be landed at in day of or at some shall produce to a certificate, signed other place out of the limits of this Island, or the territories Taken and acknowledged, pursuant to the statute, this day CAP. II. An Act to consolidate and amend the Acts regulating the Altered and sale by license of spirituous liquors. BE [Passed April 14, 1856.] amended by 20 Vic., c. 4, 23 Vic., c. 12, and 25 Vic., c. 5. Recited Acts E it enacted, by the Lieutenant Governor, Council and Assembly, That the following Acts, that is to say: the repealed. Act of the ninth year of Her present Majesty's reign, chapter twenty-six, intituled "An Act to consolidate the several Acts regulating the sale by license of spirituous liquors;" the Act of the tenth year of Her present Majesty's reign, chapter eleven, intituled "An Act to alter and amend the law now in force regulating the sale by license of spirituous liquors, and to repeal certain Acts therein mentioned:" the Act of the sixteenth year of Her present Majesty's reign, chapter ten, intituled "An Act to alter and add to the Act regulating the retail of spirituous liquors;" the Act of the eighteenth year of Her present Majesty's reign, chapter thirty-three, intituled "An Act to amend the laws now in force relating to the sale by license of spirituous liquors," be, and the same are hereby severally, and respectively repealed. Conditions on which tavern licenses are to which shall be II. From and after the passing of this Act, no license shall be granted for keeping a tavern or inn, within this Island, on any other than the following conditions, which shall be inserted in such license, that is to say: that the person to whom be granted, and such license shall be granted shall keep, at all times during inserted therethe continuance of such license, in his or her tavern or inn, if in. in Charlottetown, at least six good and sufficient beds and bedding, four of which beds at least shall be feather beds, for the accommodation of travellers, with good stalled stabling, and necessary and wholesome provender for eight horses, and the stables to be within one hundred yards of the inn or tavern; and if in the country, three such beds, and the like good stalled stabling, and provender for six horses; and any person keeping an inn or tavern in the country, shall at all times have and keep in good repair a good and sufficient shed, well roofed and enclosed, with suitable mangers or provender boxes therein, and having gates or bars for the exclusion of pigs, sheep, cattle and other animals, and for the free ingress and egress of carts, sleighs, and other vehicles belonging to travellers: provided always, that before any such license shall be granted the person or persons applying for the same, shall produce a certificate from two neighboring Justices of the Peace (D), verifying that he, she or they hath or have, in all respects, the accommodations hereinbefore required, and have taken and subscribed an oath, in the form prescribed in the schedule to this Act annexed, marked (A); and also hath or have entered |