, 1911-09-20

widow has the right to continue her husbands business 81 lOo as
she remains unmarried. The like right belongs to a wife whose hus-
age. H aIaia ased a r and t2e h iS9" 5Ssn nnf f for ro 51ys m Ss re 10 years Of Of
free occupations.
A trading license can moreover, under special circumstances. be
intend to carry on a trade which is not free. but do not VET fnif1I
the same right to carry on their business as by taking out a burg6er-
Licences as shipovnor or manufacturer can be given to absent
"D'~ CHAPTER II.
Trade, with the exceptions specified in this ordinance, can only
Under the business Of a merchant is included all kinds of trade
whether on a large n on a a small I1 aa3Le - a m e. ca G2nnot how
in force are reserved for the aPothecarie@
rules rules gwen In t the t%a IN nm 1fP hnna6a 1h ,iafne a. , @n We allic"'Ie- APP
The burgherbrief as butcher gives the right 10 deal in the fresh
meat Of horned cattle. hogs sheep and goats'-on3y butchers are
A burghorbrief as mechanic 0 manufacturer gives the holder
the right to offer fer sale also the productions of others so long as
second (h hand DART articles: likewise It is allowed them to deal IN the goods goods
w WIN lyd by te cf fIe@1nep pc%r loPs as "n to- v inf6 r fe n n@y "RG Gn gone
respects belongs under another 4 trade. 4ho.
is not entitled to carry on trade, may be sold by public auction on
a small or large scale, and the auction may be held at ay place
"" shp-ov@ins is regarded as included under the burgherright for
Eight (ee 1No.1)
bucEsters goods, without taking out a burgher-bief to men aud I'M
Such grant gives the right to retail hucksters wares which
have been manufactured or produced in the place or have been
l.Iobt of the holder OF a merchants burgher-brief in St CroX
II shah be decided by the Government and the Colonial Council
Jointly which of the goods, not made or prepared in the place shall
bo recorded as hmckstcrs goods The decision thus arrived at
shall be subject to revision every fifth year.
The holder of the grant must use, IN ms business, the help of hrs
children and other persons Of his household only
So.
Trade in dry goods and small wares b. ninorant sellers can only
he carried on in the towns, and shall be conditional on the seller
having a selling pass, issued by the Polcenaster concerned. The fee
for each such selling pass is 5 Francs when it is taken out for
month. and 40 Francs, when il is taken out for year, which fees a-
crua to the CoIoial Treasury. The selling pass shall be taken out
by tin holder of Il merchants burgherIoTief IN the place, who also
shall keep an open shop in the town whore the selling is to be car
rmd on, and can only be used by tine seller whose name appears ~
it, to which it must be remarked that only persons who are over
IS wears of age or who by bodily weakness are untitled for other
work. and moreover have satisfied the conditions in 5 2 No. 4 or who
have been granted by the Government a dspensatlon fom ue same
can he used as iinerant sellers
Every seller shall himself herselG carry around the goods and
must under no pretence take other persons to carry the samewithout
having obtained the PoHcemasters permission, which can only be
oven when great bodily Weakness on the part of the seller warrants
it.
No burgher brief or grant is required to carry on in the towns
q retail trade in ones own residence with bread, fruit, vegetables,
cakes syrups, sweetmeats, prepared food non-sprituous drinks,
aoos. milk. frewood and charcoal, also the products of ones own
home industry.
In the market places fixed for the purpose there may be offered
for sale. besides the above named articles, also the iesh of other an
mails than those mentioned in : T. poultry, fresh butter and fresh
fish. subject to the observance of the rules given in the Holy Day
Ordinances or in the Police Bylaws, or given, in the absence OF
such. bv the Government, in regard to market traffic; and frewood,
charcoal, fruits, vegetables also clay and stone goods ca be sold 0
boats at the piers and OF the wharf, from which last places a