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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 47

Liquor Licenses

Liquor Licenses.

Chap. 47.—No license is to be granted for the sale of liquors by wholesale or retail in any place where groceries or dry goods are sold, or on premises connected with such shop or store. If any person having a liquor license sells in a place, or a place connected with a shop or store, where groceries, meat, provisions, or dry goods are sold or exposed for sale, his license is made void and he is liable to the penalty for selling without license. All prosecutions under the license Acts must be brought within six months.

Chap. 48.—If any person shall sell Liquors by retail in any store, shop, &c., in St. John, where groceries, meal or provisions are sold he shall be liable to a penalty of $20 to $50 for each offence.

Chap. 49.—Authorizes the Moncton Town Council to grant Tavern Licenses to such persons as deemed proper, to sell liquors by wholesale or keep a tavern. No licensed wholesale dealer shall sell less than one pint, or allow liquors to be drunk on his premises; and no person holding a Tavern or retail License only shall sell more than one quart. All Taverns to be closed at 10 p.m., and during Sundays.