[Report 1898] / Medical Officer of Health, Liverpool City.

  • Liverpool (England). City Council.
Date:
1898
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: [Report 1898] / Medical Officer of Health, Liverpool City. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    &uch license shall not be granted in respect of any house not being a registered common lodging house or registered lodging house; noi in respect of any house where intoxicating liquor is sold, nor in respect of any house occupied or used for the purpose of the business of a clothier, or outfitter, or slop dealer. Such license shall not be granted to a person who holds a license for the sale of intoxicating liquor, or who is engaged or interested in the business of a clothier, outfitter, or slop dealer. Provided always that each licensee may sell and supply to bona fide seamen boarders in his house, and to no other person or persons, clothes and slops upon the following conditions, viz. :_ (1) That the licensee submit to the Local Marine Board, annually, or oftenei if required, a scale of charges for board, lodging, clothing, and porterage, to be made in or in connection with his house for the approval of the said Board. (^j) That the licensee shall at all times keep hung up in the dining or common room of his house, in a conspicuous position, where it may be seen by all the boarders, a certified copy of the scale of charges approved by the Board. (3) That the licensee deposit a like certified copy of the scale of charges with the Superintendent of the Mercantile Marine Office of the Local Marine Board. (4) The licensee shall not make a higher charge than is provided for by the scale, or any charge not provided by the scale on any pretence whatever. (5) Any dispute lespecting any item of account shall be referred to the Superintendent of the Mercantile Marine Office, whose decision shall be final. The Council shall cause to be kept a Register of all licenses granted under these bye-laws, and the suspension or revocation of any license shall be noted in that register. 6. A license granted to any person under these bye-laws is not transferable to any other person, and any holder of a license who transfers or lends the same to any other person is deemed guilty of a breach of these bye-laws.