Distillation Act 1871 (WA)

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA

ANNO TRIGESIMO QUINTO

VICTORTIE REGINA

No. 6

An Act to regulate the Distillation, Rectifying and Com- pounding of Spirits, to grant a Duty upon Spirits distilled in Western Australia, and to regulate the Sale of Fermented and Spirituous Liquors in certain

cases.

[Assented to 8th August, 1871.

HEREAS it is expedient to regulate the distillation, rectifying and compounding of spirits, to the granting a duty upon spirits distilled in Western Australia, to restrain illicit distillation and to make provision for the sale of fermented and spirituous liquors in quantities not less than one gallon Be it therefore enacted by His Excellency the Governor of Western Australia and its Dependencies, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof, as follows :—	Preamble
1. It shall be lawful for the Governor-in-Council to appoint an officer to be called the Chief Inspector of Distilleries, and such and so	A ppointment
of ()Mono

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many Inspectors of Distilleries and other inferior officers as may be

necessary for the due execution of this Act.

Places where

distillation may	2. Any person, except as hereinafter excepted, who shall carry on the business of a distiller or rectifier and compounder of spirits, or who shall have in his possession, or who shall make use of any still or other utensil for distilling or rectifying and compounding spirits, except in such place as the Governor-in-Council shall by proclamation in the ' Government Gazette' direct, shall be liable to a penalty of not less than one hundred pounds nor more than five hundred pounds.
be carried on
Penalty for	3. Any person who shall have in his possession or on his premises, rectifying and compounding spirits without first having obtained a license for keeping or using the same from the Collector of Revenue, shall be liable to a penalty of not less than fifty pounds nor more than five hundred pounds, together with the forfeiture of all such stills, utensils and apparatus.
making use of
stills without	or who shall make use of any still, utensil or apparatus for distilling or
license
License, how

obtained and compound spirits shall apply by memorial addressed to the Collector	4. Any person desirous of obtaining a license to distil or to rectify of Revenue for such license, and such memorial shall describe the premises where such distillation is to be carried on, and shall be accompanied by a plan of such premises, showing the situation of the still and all other vessels and apparatus to be used on such premises, together with the dimensions and capacity of all such vessels and apparatus, and such plan shall contain such other particulars as shall from time to time be required and directed by such Collector to be given.
Vessels and form
of license	5. The Collector of Revenue is hereby authorised to grant licenses in accordance with the provisions of this Act, and every license so granted by such Collector shall be in the form prescribed in the first and second schedules of this Act, and shall specify the premises in which the distillation or rectifying and compounding of spirits shall be carried on, and no such license shall authorise the person obtaining the same to have or use any still or other apparatus used in distillation or in the rectifying and compounding of spirits in any other place than that mentioned in such license, and any person having or using any still or other apparatus as hereinbefore mentioned in any other place than that mentioned in such license shall be liable to the penalty hereinbefore imposed upon any person having and using any still or other apparatus for distillation without having first obtained a license.
Conditions of
license	6. No license shall be granted under this Act (except as hereinafter provided) unless the wash still shall be capable of containing double the quantity of the low wines or spirit stills, and no such license shall (except as hereinafter provided) authorise any person to have or use any still of less capacity than forty gallons, or any distilling apparatus which shall not be capable of exhausting at least fifty gallons of wash in the hour, provided that the Collector of Revenue may if he think fit refuse to license any still of less capacity than four hundred gallons or any distilling apparatus not capable of exhausting two hundred gallons of wash in the hour.

Premises to be

7. Before any license shall be granted under the provisions herein-

inspected

before mentioned the premises described in the memorial hereinbefore

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mentioned shall be inspected by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or some officer by him deputed so to do who shall certify to the Collector of Revenue that such premises comply with the requirements of this Act, and such certificate shall be as near as may be in the form pre- scribed in the third schedule of this Act.

applying for the same together with two good and sufficient sureties to he entered into

8. Before any license shall be granted under this Act, the person Recognizance to

be approved of by the Collector of Revenue or Chief Inspector of Distilleries shall enter into a recognizance to Her Majesty in the sum of five hundred pounds conditioned for the due and faithful observance of all the laws relating to the distilling or rectifying and compounding of spirits in force in the Colony of Western Australia, or which may be in force at any time after the execution of such recognizance.

9. It shall be lawful for the Collector of Revenue to grant the pro- wine grower's

prietor of any vineyard, who shall have in cultivation and actually 'an"

planted with vines a quantity of land not less than five acres, a license

to keep and use a still of not less than twenty-five gallons nor more

than fifty gallons capacity for the purpose of distilling spirits from wine

or the lees of wine, being the produce of his own vineyard, such spirits

except as hereinafter excepted to be used only for fortifying the wines

produced on the vineyard of the person obtaining such license and for

the general purposes of wine making, so that such wines when so forti-

fied shall not contain more than twenty per centum of alcohol of the

specific gravity of eight hundred and twenty-five at the temperature of

sixty degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, and all wines so fortified,

which shall be found to contain more than the proportion of spirits

herein specified, shall be forfeited and may be seized by an officer

authorised under this Act.

10. Before such license shall be granted the person applying for the same shall produce to the Collector of Revenue a certificate signed	Certificate re-
quired
by two Justices of the Peace or one Resident Magistrate, certifying that such person has in cultivation and actually planted with vines a quantity of land not less than five acres, and that such person is a fit and proper person to hold such license, and such person shall together with two good and sufficient sureties, to be approved of by such Collector or Chief Inspector of Distilleries, enter into a recognizance to Her Majesty in a sum of not less than one hundred pounds, nor more than four hundred pounds, conditional that he will not use the still in respect of which he is licensed for any other purpose than that which is specified in such license, and that he will not use any spirits distilled by him for any other purpose than that of fortifying his wines, or for the general purposes of wine-making as hereinbefore mentioned.

11. Every proprietor of a vineyard so licensed to distil spirits as Return of spirits

d

aforesaid, shall within ten days of the expiration of each quarter terminating on the thirty-first day of March, the thirtieth day of June, the thirtieth day of September, and the thirty-first day of December respectively during the term of his license furnish to the Chief Inspector of Distilleries a return specifying the number of gallons of proof spirits made by him during the quarter, and of the number of gallons of sach spirits used by him to fortify his wines, or for the general purposes of wine-making, and of the number of gallons of such

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spirits remaining on hand on the above-mentioned quarter days respectively, and such return shall be in the form set forth in the fourth Schedule of this Act, and if any such proprietor shall neglect to make such return, or shall make a false return, he shall be liable to a penalty of not less than fifty pounds nor more than one hundred pounds : Provided that if at the end of any year such wine-grower shall have a surplus of spirits, more than sufficient for the fortifying his wines, or for the general purposes of wine-making, it shall be lawful for the Collector of Revenue to grant his permission in writing to such wine- grower to sell or dispose of the same in one lot under the inspection of an Inspector of Distilleries upon payment of the duties chargeable on such spirits, or to remove the same to a duly licensed bonded warehouse.

Spirit cellar or

store room to be	12. Every proprietor of a vineyard who shall have obtained a license to distil spirits as hereinbefore provided shall provide upon his premises a cellar or store room built of stone or brick in which said cellar or store room all spirits produced on the premises for the purpose authorised by the license shall be deposited and kept securely locked until required for the purpose of fortifying wine or for the general purposes of wine-making as hereinbefore mentioned ; and all spirits found in any other place on the said premises than the said cellar or store room in quantity greater than two gallons shall be forfeited, and the person so having spirits in his possession in any greater quantity than two gallons in any other place than in such cellar or store room shall be liable to a penalty of fifty pounds together with an additional penalty of forty shillings for every gallon of spirits so found, and all spirits so made shall be conveyed into such cellar or store room and shall be secured in such manner as the Chief Inspector of Distilleries may direct, and any person breaking open or entering such cellar or store room except in the presence of or with the permission of an Inspector of Distilleries, shall be liable to a penalty of one hundred pounds.
provided
wine-grower's	13. It shall be lawful for the Collector of Revenue to grant to any proprietor of a vineyard who shall have in cultivation and actually planted with vines a quantity of land not less than ten acres, a license to have and use on his premises a wash still of capacity not less than eighty gallons and a feints or spirit still of capacity not less than forty gallons or a distilling apparatus capable of exhausting not less than fifty gallons of wash in the hour, for the purpose of distilling spirits from wine or the lees of wine for sale upon the payment of duties or for exportation free of duty.
license to distil
spirit for sale
License how ob.	14. Every person requiring such license shall make application for the same in writing addressed to the , Collector of Revenue and bearing his own proper signature, and such application shall specify the purpose for which such license is required and the size and description of the distilling apparatus intended to be used, and there shall accompany or be annexed to his said application correct drawings of such apparatus and a correct plan of the premises where such apparatus is intended to be used, and such person so applying for a license shall furnish to such Collector a certificate signed by two Justices or one Resident or Police Magistrate certifying that such person is a fit and proper person to hold such license, and upon the issuing of such license the person to whom such license shall be granted, shall with two good and sufficient sureties to be approved of by the said Collector or Chief Inspector of Distilleries
tainea

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enter into a recognizance in the sum of four hundred pounds payable to Her Majesty and conditioned that such person will not make use of such still or suffer it to be made use of for any other purpose than such as is authorised by the license, and every person who shall have in his possession any still without having entered into such recognizance and obtained such license, shall be liable to the penalty of having and using a still without a license.

15. Every maker of wine licensed to distil brandy as aforesaid for sale or exportation shall maintain and keep the several utensils, cocks,	Distilling uten-
sils to be kept in
good repair
pumps, plugs, pipes, troughs and other apparatus in good repair, and shall at his own expense provide proper and sufficient fastenings to the satisfaction of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or officer acting under his instructions for the purpose of securely fastening the cellar or spirit store (hereinafter provided for), the several covers, furnace doors, tail pipes, condensing-chamber, safes, pumps, plugs, taps and other utensils belonging or appertaining to such stills or distilling apparatus, and it shall be lawful for any Inspector of Distilleries or other officer appointed under this Act at all times to enter upon the premises where distillation is authorised for the purpose of inspecting the same, and to lock and secure the cellar or spirit store and the several coverings, furnace doors, tail pipes, condensing-chamber, safes, pumps, taps and other fastenings which in the opinion of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries are required, and any such wine-maker who shall neglect to keep his utensils in repair or to provide sufficient fastenings or safes as above required or who shall obstruct such officer in the discharge of his duty shall be liable to a penalty of fifty pounds.
16. Every person licensed under this Act for the purpose of distilling spirits from wine when requiring to make use of such stills or	Notice to be
given
distilling apparatus shall give at least six clear days' notice in writing to the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or other officer acting under his authority in order that an officer appointed under this Act may be placed in attendance to open the several locks and fastenings and to superintend the distillation of such spirits as aforesaid.
17. Every wine-maker licensed under this Act to distil brandy as aforesaid for sale or exportation shall provide a cellar or store room in	Spirit cellars or
store room to be
provided
which all such brandy shall be securely placed under the locks of the Crown until required for removal for sale on payment of duty, for bonding, for exportation, or for fortifying his wines as hereinafter provided, and every such store shall be built of brick or stone and celled and plastered on the inside with mortar made of lime and sand, the windows shall be fastened and secured by bars of iron one inch thick and firmly fixed in the masonry or brick work at not more than six inches apart, there shall be but one doorway or entrance into such store and that shall be provided with a stout door sheeted on the inside with iron, and for the better protection of the spirits contained in such store it shall be lawful for the Collector of Revenue to make such rules and regulations as he may from time to time think fit.

18. It shall be lawful for the Collector of Revenue to grant per- Removal of

mission for the removal from such store and withoutpayment of spirits for for-	toying wines
duty of such quantity of brandy as may be required tor the purpose of fortifying wines the property of such wine-maker, or for the general

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purposes of wine-making in quantity not exceeding two gallons of proof spirits to ten gallons of wine, and all such brandy so removed from such cellar or store room for fortifying such wine or for the general purposes of wine-making, shall be used on the premises of such wine-maker and in the presence of some officer appointed under the Act, and under such regulations as the Collector of Revenue shall for that purpose make ; and all wines which may be found on the premises of such wine-maker or distiller to contain more than twenty per centum of alcohol of the specific gravity of eight hundred and twenty-five at the temperature of sixty degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, or the equivalent of this quantity computed at proof, according to Sykes' hydrometer, shall be forfeited, and may be seized by any officer appointed under this Act.

Return to be fur-

welled

19. Every licensed maker of such brandy shall, within ten days after the expiration of each quarter terminating on the thirty-first day of March, thirtieth day of June, thirtieth day of September, and thirty- first day of December, furnish to the Chief Inspector of Distilleries a return stating the number of gallons at proof of brandy on hand at the termination of the previous quarter, the number made during the quarter then ended, the number issued on payment of duty, the number removed to a bonding warehouse, the number exported, the number used for fortifying his wine, and the number on hand at the close of the quarter, and such return shall be in the form prescribed by the fourth Schedule to this Act.

Allowance for

20. It shall be lawful for the Collector of Revenue to make an on the number of gallons of spirits coloured by such brandy-maker in the cellar or store room on his premises during any quarter, and a further allowance not exceeding three per cent. on the total quantity made up from the balance on hand at last quarter and the total quantity made during the quarter terminating at the period to which such return relates, and such licensed maker of brandy shall pay duty at the rate payable on colonial-made spirits for any deficiency over and above the allowances previously made, unless it shall be proved to the satisfaction of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or other officer acting on his behalf that such deficiency arose from leakage, absorption, accident, or other causes over which such brandy-maker had no control, and that such deficiency did not arise from any fraud practised or intended.

License to use

colouring spirits allowance to such brandy-maker of not more than two and half per cent.

naphtha stall he shall think fit, to any person applying for the same, a license to

21. It shall be lawful for the Collector of Revenue to grant, if keep and use a still or other distilling apparatus, for the purpose of distilling naphtha, pyroligneous acid, ammonia, or other chemical manu- facture or article, in the production of which the process of distillation is necessary, and every license so granted shall specify the capacity of the still, the purpose or purposes for which such still shall be used, and the locality, house, or premises where such still shall be used and set up, and such person applying for the same, together with two good and sufficient sureties, to be approved of by such Collector or Chief Inspector of Distilleries, shall, before such license shall be granted, enter into a recognizance to Her Majesty in the sum of two hundred pounds, con- ditioned that the person named in such license will not use such still or suffer the same to be made use of for any other purpose or purposes, or

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in any other locality, house, or premises than that which shall be

specified in such license.

22. All licenses granted under this Act shall continue in force until the thirty-first day of December next following the granting thereof, and there shall be paid to the Collector of Revenue by the person obtaining such license in respect of every such license the sums respectively mentioned in the fifth Schedule of this Act, and upon such payment and upon the production of a certificate from the Chief In- spector of Distilleries that all the requirements of this Act have been complied with, such license shall forthwith issue to the person who shall be entitled to the same.	Termination of
license
23. Every license granted under the provisions of this Act may be renewed annually upon the person applying for such renewal paying to the Collector of Revenue the sum required by this Act to be paid for the license which such person desires to renew, and upon receipt of such sum by such Collector and a certificate from the Chief Inspector of Distilleries that all the regulations of this or of any other Act in force for the time being relating to the distillation, rectifying or compounding of spirits have been complied with : Provided that if the person applying for such license shall have been convicted of any offence under this Act, or under any Act in force for the time being relating to distillation or shall have forfeited any recognizance under any such Act, it shall not be lawful for such Collector to grant such renewal of any former license, and he is hereby expressly authorised and directed to refuse the same, unless expressly required by the Governor-in- Council to issue such license.	Renewal of
licenses
24. It shall be lawful for the Collector of Revenue to refuse to grant or to renew any license under this Act or to suspend or annul any	Refusal or sus.
pension of
licenses
such license upon proof being given to the satisfaction of such Collector that the provisions and requirements of this Act or any of them have been contravened or have not been fulfilled, or that the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or any other officer appointed under this Act has been obstructed or prevented from performing any part of his duty by the person applying for or holding such license or renewal thereof, or by any person acting under his authority or by his direction, or where from the local situation of a distillery (the license for which is required to be granted or renewed) in respect of any brewery, vinegar manufactory or manufactory of cordials in the making of which spirits are used, or of any store or house in which spirits are sold either by wholesale or retail, it may appear to such Collector inexpedient to grant such license.
25. It shall not be lawful for any person who shall be the owner or part owner, or who has any interest or share in a distillery or in any	Certain licenses to become void
in certain cases
premises or concerns used for rectifying or compounding spirits, nor for any maker of wine, the produce of his own vineyard, licensed to use a still, nor for any medical practitioner or chemist licensed to use a still, nor for any person licensed to use a still for scientific or other purposes, to have or to hold a license to retail spirituous or fermented liquors ; and in case any person who shall have obtained a license for the sale of fermented or spirituous liquors by retail shall, after the obtaining of such license, become the owner or part owner or have any share or

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interest in a licensed distillery, or in any premises or concerns used for rectifying or compounding spirits, such license so granted for sale of fermented or spirituous liquors by retail shall thereupon become and be absolutely void, and the party or parties continuing to sell spirituous liquors by retail after having become the owner or part owner of or after obtaining an interest or share in a licensed distillery, or in any premises or concerns used for the rectifying or compounding of spirits, may be prosecuted and convicted as a person selling fermented or spirituous liquors by retail without a license.

Distance be-

tween the pre-	26. It shall not be lawful for any person or persons who shall have soever to practise, follow or use the trade or business of a brewer of ale, porter, beer, or maker of cordials, in the manufacture of which spirits are used, within the premises on which there is a still for the distillation of spirits, nor on any part thereof, nor on any other place or premises within five hundred yards of the said premises on which there is a still for the distillation of spirits, under a penalty of one hundred pounds : Provided that the Collector of Revenue may, if he think fit, grant permission in writing to any person as aforesaid to carry on the trade or business as aforesaid at a less distance from the premises on which there is a still for the distillation of spirits than five hundred yards upon satisfactory proof being given to him that the carrying on such trade or business at a less distance will not be conducive to any violation of the provisions of this or any Acts relating to the revenue.
mises of licensed	obtained any such license as aforesaid or for any other person what-
persons and
these of brewers
No other trades
allowed on the	27. No other business or work, except that of a distiller or that of coopering or repairing casks for the removal of spirits, shall be carried on within the premises of a distiller under a penalty of twenty pounds, except by the permission in writing of the Collector of Revenue, upon the certificate of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or other officer acting on his behalf : Provided always that it shall be lawful for the distiller to employ workmen for the necessary repairs or alterations of his premises, and to have and keep a forge for the working of the iron required in such repairs or alterations.
premises
Premises to be
surrounded by a	28. No license to distil or to rectify and compound spirits shall be granted or renewed, unless it be certified by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or other person authorised under this Act that the premises within which the business of distillation is to be carried on are properly and sufficiently fenced, walled or otherwise secured to his satisfaction.
mall or fence
Regulation as to	29. Every licensed distiller shall cause windows or convenient apertures to be made in every licensed distillery for the admission of sufficient light into every part thereof, and no license shall be granted or renewed until it be certified by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or other officer that sufficient light has been admitted into the building, and every such licensed distiller shall cause lamps or lights to the satisfaction of the officer on duty to be lighted and kept burning at all hours between sunset and sunrise during such times as the distillery shall be in operation, and any distiller who shall neglect to keep such lamps or lights burning as aforesaid shall be liable to a penalty of ten pounds.
windows in dis-
tilleries
Ladders, lights,

and assistance to

30. Every licensed distiller shall, on the demand of the Chief

officer on duty

Inspector of Distilleries, provide strong, safe and sufficient ladders,

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which shall be so placed as to enable the officer on duty to ascend to and examine and descend into any vessel or utensil used in such distiller's premises, and if such ladders are not provided, or if any such ladder shall not be fixed or placed at or in any part of such vessel or utensil which such officer shall require, or if sufficient light be not furnished in addition to the lighting of the distillery hereinbefore mentioned, and sufficient assistance shall not be supplied by such licensed distiller or his servants to such officer in performing every part of his duty, as well by day as by night, every such distiller in whose distillery any such neglect or offence shall take place shall be liable, for every such neglect or offence, to a penalty of one hundred pounds.

31. No rubbish shall be deposited upon the premises of any distillery, and all materials required for the distillery shall be deposited	Rubbish, &c., to be removed by
distil/or
in a building appropriated for the reception of the same as hereinbefore provided, except coal and fuel, and all coal or fuel shall be so placed as not to obstruct the view of the premises, and all rubbish and any materials, including coal or fuel, which may in any way obstruct the view of the officers or conceal from view any part of the process going on in the distillery shall be removed by and at the expense of the distiller by order of any Inspector of Distilleries, and be placed beyond the premises of the distillery, and if any distiller shall neglect to conform to the provisions of this clause or fail forthwith to remove any such rubbish or materials, including coal or fuel as aforesaid, when required so to do by any Inspector of Distilleries, he shall be liable to a penalty of twenty pounds for every such offence.
32. Upon the premises of every distillery there shall be an office fit and proper for the safe custody of the Government books, accounts and instruments, and convenient for the accommodation of the officer on duty, and upon obtaining his license the distiller shall deliver the key and give over possession of the said office to the Chief Inspector of Distilleries, and the said distiller shall thereby relinquish all right to the occupancy of the said office so long as he shall hold a license or there shall remain in the certified and registered store of the premises for which the license is granted any spirits upon which the duty has not been paid, and any distiller failing to comply with the provisions of this clause shall be liable to a penalty of one hundred pounds, and every distiller licensed as aforesaid for any distillery not being situated in a town or city or within one mile thereof shall provide (if required so to do by the Collector of Revenue or Chief Inspector of Distilleries) fit and proper lodgings or rooms for the residence of the officer or officers who may from time to time be placed in charge of such distillery at some convenient situation to be approved of by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries, and at reasonable cost not exceeding fifty pounds per annum : And if any person so licensed shall refuse or neglect to provide such lodgings as aforesaid, it shall be lawful for the Collector of Revenue to suspend, revoke or annul the license so granted under the provisions of this Act.	Office for
Inspector
33. Before any such license for the distillation of spirits be granted or renewed it shall be certified by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or other person appointed under this Act that there is erected upon the premises for which a license is sought to be obtained a cellar or store room, in which spirits when distilled shall be deposited ; that it	spirit store to be
certified

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is a solid building of stone or brick, ceiled in the inside with mortar made of lime and sand ; that each and every window is secured with iron bars not less than one and a-half inch square or one and a-half inch in diameter, and the whole opening secured with strong, close wire netting securely fixed to the satisfaction of the person granting the certificate ; that there is but one door or entrance to the said store ; that the said door is of solid construction ; that it is provided with the means of being secured by three locks, of which two shall be furnished and the keys thereof kept by an officer appointed under this Act, and one lock furnished and the key kept by the distiller ; that the vats destined for the storing of spirits with such cellar or store room are elevated at least two feet from the ground ; that they are so placed that the whole exterior surface and the bottom of each are open to inspec- tion ; and that the said cellar or store room is in every respect in good repair and sufficiently secure for the purposes of this Act.

Spirit cellar or	34. A particular description of the certified cellar or store room for the reception of spirits when distilled shall be made and registered by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries in the form set forth in the sixth Schedule to this Act or in words to the like effect, and kept by him with the other records of his office, and all spirits found in any place on the premises, except in the said cellar or store room so registered, or in the vessels or utensils and in the manner hereinafter provided, shall be forfeited, and may be seized by any Inspector of Distilleries, and the distiller on proof of spirits being found in any other place or part of the premises shall be liable to a penalty of forty shillings for every gallon of spirits so found.
store room to be
registered
Store for	35. Before any such license for the distillation of spirits be granted or renewed (should it be deemed necessary by the Collector of Revenue) it shall be certified by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or other person appointed under this Act, that there is erected upon the premises for which a license is sought to be obtained, a store or stores for the reception of sugar, treacle, molasses, malt, grain, or other material what- soever, which may be intended to be used in the process of distillation, that such store or stores is or are properly and securely fixed to the satisfaction of the person granting the certificate, that there is but one door or entrance to such store, that the door is of solid construction, and that it is provided with the means of being secured by three locks, of which two shall be supplied and the keys kept by an officer appointed under this Act, and one lock furnished and the key kept by the distiller.
materials to be
certified
Store for	36. A particular description of the said certified store for the reception of sugar, treacle, molasses, malt, grain or other material which may be used in the process of distillation shall be made and registered by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries in the form set forth in the sixth Schedule to this Act annexed or in words to the like effect, and kept by him with the other records of his office, and all sugar, treacle, molasses, malt, grain, or other material capable of fermentation, or which may be used as aforesaid, found in any part of the premises except in the certified store so registered shall be forfeited, and may be seized by any Inspector of Distilleries, and the distiller on proof of any such material being found in any other part of the premises except in the manner
materials to be
registered

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hereinafter provided shall be liable to a penalty of forty shillings for

every hundredweight of material so found.

37. The said certified and registered store for the reception of Regnflation of

material to be used in the process of distillation may be opened for the mater

na store

purpose of admitting such material between the hours of eight in the morning and four in the afternoon only, and all such material previously to such admission into the said store shall be weighed by the distiller or his servants in the presence and to the satisfaction of an Inspector of Distilleries who shall take an account thereof, and the said store shall be opened for the delivery of such material for the purpose of mashing between the hours only of six in the morning and three in the afternoon, and immediately after such delivery such material shall be weighed by the distiller or his servants, in the presence and to the satisfaction of an Inspector of Distilleries, who shall take an account thereof, and the material so weighed shall within one hour thereafter be conveyed into the underbacic or mash tun of the distillery, and any such distiller offending herein, or failing, or refusing to provide the necessary assistance for weighing such material shall forfeit and pay the sum of fifty pounds.

38. No license to distil spirits except as hereinbefore provided Provisions of Act

shall be granted or renewed unless it be certified by the Chief Inspector r.intgel'ed

of Distilleries, or other officer appointed by the Governor, that the licenserenewed

several vessels hereinafter enumerated and described are erected on the premises for which a license is sought to be obtained, and that the pro- visions hereinafter expressed with regard to their arrangement have been complied with, and every person applying for such license shall erect and keep the several vessels hereinafter enumerated, and in the manner and for the purposes hereinafter to be described, that is to say —one vessel to be called a wash charger, one other vessel to be called a low wines receiver, one other vessel to be called a low wine charger, one other vessel to be called a feints charger, two other vessels to be called feints receivers, and one other vessel to be called a spirits receiver ; provided always that it shall be lawful for a distiller to have one intermediate still charger in connexion with each charger.

39. Every such wash charger as aforesaid shall be a close-covered ,DLstrictiorgneorf;

vessel the capacity or content of which shall not be less than that of v

the largest fermenting wash back, and every such wash charger shall

be connected with the wash still by one close metal pipe having a cock

or cocks thereon, one end of which pipe shall be fixed into the bottom

of such wash charger, and the other end thereof shall be fixed into such

still, and to such wash charger there shall be one other close metal pipe

having a cock thereon, one end of which pipe shall be fixed into the

pipe or trough communicating with the fermenting wash backs, and the

other end of such pipe shall be fixed into such wash charger, and such

wash charger shall not have any communication with any other vessel

or utensil whatever ; and every such low wines receiver as aforesaid lilT;, wines re-

shall be a close-covered vessel with a pump or pipe fixed thereto for the "'nu

conveyance of low wines from such receiver into the low wines and

feints charger, and there shall be one close metal pipe externally visible

for its whole length attached to and leading directly from the safe at

the end of the worm of the wash still, and fixed to every such low

wines receiver, so that all low wines running into such pipe from such

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safe shall immediately be discharged therefrom into such low wines receiver, which receiver shall be of sufficient capacity as to contain the entire running and produce of low wines from the largest wash back and shall not have any communication with any vessel or utensil what-

feints receiver; soever except as aforesaid ; and every such feints receiver as afore-

said shall be a close-covered vessel with a pump or pipe fixed therein for the conveyance of feints from such receiver into the low wines and feints charger, and there shall be one close metal pipe externally visible for the whole length attached to and leading directly from the safe at the end of the worm of the low wines or spirit still, and fixed into every such feints receiver, so that all feints running into such pipe from such safe shall immediately be discharged therefrom into such feints receiver, which receiver shall not have any communication with any

low wipes vessel or utensil whatsoever except as aforesaid ; and every such low feints a,"rser; wines and feints charger as aforesaid shall be a close-covered vessel

connected with the low wines or spirit still by a close metal pipe having a cock or cocks thereon, one end of which pipe shall be fixed into the bottom of such charger, and the other end shall be fixed into such still, and each such charger shall have communication with the low wines and feints receivers respectively by means of close metal pipes, one end whereof respectively shall be fixed to each such charger, and the other end whereof shall be attached to the pump or pumps, pipe or pipes, to be fixed as aforesaid to the low wines receiver and feints receiver re- spectively, and such charger shall not have any communication with any other vessel or utensil whatsoever except as aforesaid ; and every

spirit receiver such spirit receiver as aforesaid shall be a close-covered vessel with a

pump or pipe fixed thereto for the conveyance of spirits from such receiver into the spirit vats in the certified and registered store for the reception of spirits, and there shall be one close metal pipe externally visible for the whole length, attached to and leading directly from the safe at the end of the worm of the spirit still and fixed into such spirit receiver in such manner as that all spirits running therein from such safe shall run directly and be discharged therefrom into such spirit receiver without resting in the said pipe ; and every intermediate still charger (if such vessel be used) shall be a close-covered vessel, and shall be so constructed as to have no hole or opening therein, nor any com- munication with any other vessel or utensil whatever except one fixed entrance pipe, with a cock thereon, leading from any such wash charger or low wines and feints charger, and one fixed discharge pipe, with a cock thereon, leading from such still charger to any such still ; and that each and every such charger and receiver shall be erected and kept in a convenient and public situation in the still-house, or to the approbation of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries, and exposed to open view and easy of access and inspection on all parts thereof, and that each such charger and receiver respectively shall have a sufficient cover thereon, with a rectangular dipping hole cut in such cover not more nor less than an inch square, and in which dipping hole there shall be placed a dipping rod, to be provided by the distiller ; and if any charger or receiver shall be made use of in any distillery which shall not be erected, kept, and constructed, in manner herein directed, or which shall have any hole therein except a trap-door in the cover thereof, properly secured by the officer, and a dipping hole as aforesaid ; or if any pipe or cock as aforesaid shall be made use of which shall not be

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placed, kept, and constructed, in manner herein directed, or if there be any communication with any other vessel or utensil whatsoever other than as by this Act is required, authorised, and allowed, then and in every such case such distiller shall forfeit and pay the sum of two hundred pounds, and also the sum of twenty pounds for every day during which such charger or receiver, or pipe, or cock, not strictly in accordance with the provisions of 'this clause, shall remain in the distillery of such distiller.

40. Every distiller or rectifier and compounder of spirits shall, im- , Rot„,nof gat

mediately on obtaining his license or a renewal thereof, or not later than the seventh day thereafter, furnish to the Chief Inspector of Dis- tilleries a return in writing, signed by him, of every tun, back charger, still receiver, vat, or other vessel or utensil on the premises in respect of which he may be licensed, which return shall also set forth a correct statement of the content in imperial gallons in each and every vessel or utensil, as above enumerated, as well as the number of imperial gallons that every inch of the height thereof is respectively capable of containing, and in respect of vessels intended to contain spirits the number of imperial gallons that every inch and tenth of an inch of the height thereof are respectively capable of containing, and such return shall not be held to be a lawful return until it shall have been verified by actual admeasurement and countersigned by two Inspectors of Distilleries, and the said return so furnished shall be kept and registered by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries, and vessels or utensils found on the said premises which shall not be stated and mentioned in the said return, shall be liable to be seized by any Inspector of Distilleries or other person appointed as aforesaid ; and any distiller who shall commence the operation of making or brewing worts or any rectifier who shall rectify any spirits before the provisions herein contained shall have been complied with, shall be liable to a penalty of one hundred pounds : Provided that the Chief Inspector of Distilleries may, upon sufficient reason being assigned, permit a re-gauge of such vessel to be made, and the result of such re-gauge upon being verified as aforesaid shall be taken to be the true contents of such vessels so re-gauged, and which re-measurements shall be registered as afore- said.

41. Where any pipe or tube used in any distillery shall pass below the ground, such pipe or tube shall be enclosed in a wooden case so	Underground pipes to be en-
closed in wooden
constructed as to admit of its being opened and the pipe or tube	cases
exposed to view at the demand of any Inspector of Distilleries, and any distiller who shall fail to comply with the provisions herein contained shall be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds.

42. The end of every tail pipe belonging to every still of every Endsof tailpipes

running from such tail pipe shall run into a safe enclosed and secured in manner as aforesaid and shall be thence conveyed by a pipe open externally to the inspection of the officers for its whole length into the spirits receiver or low wines or feints receiver or receivers, as the case may be, and if upon demand by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries, the

distiller or rectifier or compounder of spirits, shall be enclosed and to be secured

secured at the expense of the distiller or rectifier or compounder of

spirits in such manner and by such mechanism and means as the Chief

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end of every such tail pipe shall not be secured by such mechanism and means as shall be so directed or if the whole of the spirits, low wines and feints coining from any such tail pipe shall not be run into such safe so enclosed and secured as aforesaid, or if such spirits, low wines and feints respectively and every part thereof shall not be conveyed from such safe into the spirits receiver or low wines or feints receiver or receivers, as the case may be, directly and by such pipe as aforesaid, or if on the demand of the proper officer all the expenses incurred by providing and repairing or altering such mechanism or means of enclosing the end of such tail pipe and safe as aforesaid, shall not be paid by or on behalf of such distiller or rectifier to such officer or if such mechanism and means of enclosing the end of such tail pipe and safe as aforesaid shall not be affixed and kept and preserved affixed as aforesaid, or if at any time after the end of any such tail pipe and any such safe may have been enclosed and secured as aforesaid, the mechanism or means by which the same shall be so enclosed and secured as aforesaid or any part thereof shall be destroyed or injured or if by any art or contrivance any access shall be gained or had without notice to and except with the knowledge and in the presence of an Inspector of Distilleries to any spirits, low wines or feints from the time of the extraction or distillation thereof until the same have been taken account of by the proper officer in the proper receiver or receivers, or if the officer shall be in any manner hindered, prevented from or obstructed in the taking a true account of any spirits, low wines or feints in any vessel whatsoever, then and in every such case the distiller shall for every such offence be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds.

Itte fernieutmg Chief Inspector of Distilleries a proper discharge cock or plug and plug-

Discharge cocks 43. Every distiller shall provide and fix to the satisfaction of the

hole in every fermenting wash back through which cock or plug-hole the wash in such wash back shall from time to time be conveyed by a main pipe or open trough into the wash charger, and such main pipe or trough shall be placed and fixed in such manner that all wash or liquor put therein shall forthwith run and be discharged from thence into such wash charger and not elsewhere except by a sewer cock fixed on such main pipe and properly secured and fastened, and there shall not be any other pipe or conveyance entering into or passing out of any such wash fermenting back except the pipe or trough for convey- ing wort into such fermenting back from the coolers ; and if such dis- charge cock or plug shall not be provided and fixed as aforesaid, or if such main pipe or open trough shall not be placed and fixed as afore- said, or if there shall be any other pipe, conveyance or cock to or from any fermenting back except as aforesaid, then and in every such case such distiller shall be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds : Pro- vided always that nothing herein contained shall prevent any distiller from placing any close metal pipe or pipes in, but not opening into any wash back for the purpose of conveying through such back hot or cold air or water for the purpose of promoting or retarding the fermentation of the worts or wash contained in such back.

Pipes, &c., to be	41. The pipes, troughs, sluices or cocks for the conveyance of worts into the fermenting backs of every distillery shall be secure and staunch so that there shall be no leakage therefrom, and any distiller
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who shall fail to repair and make secure and staunch any such pipe, trough, sluice or cock within twenty-four hours after receiving notice in writing to that effect from the officer on duty, shall be liable to a penalty of one hundred pounds.

45. Every distiller or rectifier shall at his own expense and charge provide, maintain and keep in repair the several utensils, cocks, pumps,	Utensils, &e., to
be kept in repair
pipes and troughs which are required by this Act and shall also pro- vide, maintain and keep in good repair and at Ins own expense and charge proper and sufficient fastenings to the satisfaction of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or other officer appointed by the Governor for securing the several cocks and plugs required by this Act to be secured and for securing the covers of or belonging to the chargers and receivers hereinbefore mentioned respectively, and also for securing the furnace doors, pumps, safes, pipes, vessels and utensils permitted, allowed or required for the purposes mentioned in this Act, and shall paint or cause to be legibly painted and shall keep or cause to be kept so painted upon some conspicuous part of every fixed utensil intended to be used in the distillery of such distiller or rectifier, and on the out- side of the door of every store, apartment or place wherein any part of the business of such distillery is to be carried on or wherein any materials for distilling or rectifying spirits are to be kept or stored, or any spirits are to be kept or stored, separate numbers relating to each and every such utensil, store, apartment or place, in arithmetical pro- gression, beginning with number one, together with the name of such utensil, store, apartment or place, according to the purpose for which the same is intended to be used, and which numbers shall correspond with the plan hereinbefore required to be furnished, and every distiller or rectifier failing herein shall be liable to a penalty of one hundred pounds.

46. At or near the top of every fermenting wash back and at or Dipping, holes

near the top of every charger or receiver, and of every vat for storing or keeping spirits in the premises of any distiller, there shall be an opening or dipping place at which the officer may conveniently take his dip or gauge of the contents of such vessel, and all such backs and vessels respectively shall be placed and kept in convenient situations, and shall be at all times easy of access to the officer for his more readily and effectually inspecting and examining them in every part and taking the dip or gauge thereof, and if in any such back or vessel there shall not be such opening or dipping place so constructed and secured as aforesaid, or if any such back or vessel shall not be placed and kept in a convenient situation and easy of access to the officer as aforesaid, or if the officer shall at any time by any means whatever or in any manner whatever be prevented from ascertaining the quantity and gravity or either of them of any wort or wash, or the quantity or strength of any low wines, feints or spirits, then and in every such case such distiller offending therein shall be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds.

47. If the size, situation or position of any vessel, utensil or pipe Vessels, &e., not

to be altered

shall be in any manner altered at any time after such return or plan as is required by this Act shall have been made or given thereof, unless on such notice as is herein provided, then in each and every such case such distiller or rectifier offending therein shall be liable to a penalty of

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wo hundred pounds : Provided that it shall and may be lawful for such distiller or rectifier to alter the size, situation or position of any such vessel or utensil or pipe, or to erect and set up any new vessel, utensil or pipe, on receiving permission in writing from the Chief Inspector of Distilleries to make such intended alteration, specifying the particular vessel, utensil or pipe and the size, situation or position which is intended to be altered, and making return of such new vessel, utensil or pipe in manner hereinbef ore mentioned, and con- forming in all respects to the regulations in this Act contained in that behalf.

Notice book	48. The Chief Inspector of Distilleries shall provide a book, to be called a notice book, to be kept in every distillery or rectifying esta- blishment by the distiller or rectifier, as the case may be, or by their servants, and before any notice or declaration by this Act required to be given or delivered shall be so given or delivered, an entry shall be made in such book, stating the particulars of all such notices and declarations, and such book shall at all times on demand be delivered to an Inspector of Distilleries at the distillery or rectifying establishment, and if any distiller or rectifier or any person on his behalf to whom any such book shall be tendered shall refuse to receive the same, or if the particulars of all such notices or declarations respectively shall not be inserted in such book, or if any untrue entry shall be made therein, or if such book or any entry therein shall be defaced, obliterated or altered by any such distiller or rectifier or by any person employed in the dis- tillery or rectifying establishment, or if such book shall not at any time be delivered to any Inspector of Distilleries on his demanding the same, then and in every such case such distiller or rectifier shall be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds.
Entries in notice
book flow to be	49. Any notice or declaration which shall be given or served by or on behalf of any distiller or rectifier upon any person upon whom the same ought to be given or served shall, according to the true intent and meaning of such notice and declaration, be taken to be good and effectual as against such distiller and rectifier, although such notice or declaration shall not be in the form or shall not contain the several particulars, or shall not be given or served on the person within the time by this Act prescribed or appointed for giving or receiving the same ; and upon the trial of any information or other proceeding relating to or in any manner touching or concerning any such notice or declaration, it shall not be competent to or for such distiller or rectifier to allege any imperfection or defect in any such notice or declaration or in giving or serving the same.
elleetual
Notice of mash-	50. From and after the passing of this Act it shall not be lawful for any distiller to commence mashing without having first served a written notice of at least sixteen hours on the officer on duty, specifying therein the back or backs which he intends to set up and the kind of material and the weight thereof which he intends to use during the twenty-four hours next following on the expiration of the said sixteen hours, and similar notice shall be given from day to day of every such mashing, and no distiller having made use of malt, grain or other material than sugar, treacle and molasses in his distillery for the purpose of distillation shall use sugar, treacle or molasses for the purpose of distillation, nor shall make the same into wort or wash
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without having first served a written notice of at least fourteen days on the Chief Inspector of Distilleries, nor until all worts or wash pre- viously made from malt, grain or other material as aforesaid shall have been distilled, and all the produce thereof shall have been deposited in the certified and registered store in such manner as the Chief Inspector of Distilleries shall direct, nor shall resume the washing or fermentnig of worts or wash from malt, grain or material as aforesaid without a like notice of fourteen days as aforesaid, not until the produce of wort or wash made from sugar, treacle or molasses be distilled and the produce thereof deposited as hereinbefore directed, and if any distiller shall commence mashing without having given such notice he shall be liable to a penalty of one hundred pounds : Provided that for every day after the first day a notice of at least six hours shall be sufficient instead of sixteen.

contained in any fermenting back any composition for exciting fermen- s"`"' wash

51. It shall not be lawful for any distiller to add to the worts As to Yeast and

tation, except after having served one hour's notice thereof to the officer on duty and in the presence of such officer, and in any quantity not exceeding the proportion of ten gallons of any such composition to one hundred gallons of any such worts, and any distiller offending against the provision herein contained shall be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds : Provided that at any time before the declaration of the specific gravity first hereinafter mentioned, it shall be lawful for the distiller to make use of spent wash in the preparation of worts.

52. Before any worts shall be conveyed from the cooler into any cteettkot aiding

fermenting back or backs the distiller shall give notice thereof to the	a
officer on duty, which notice shall specify the back or backs which are intended to be filled or set up, and any distiller failing herein shall be liable to a penalty of fifty pounds.

53. Within twenty-four hours after any worts shall have tecn it ecliV I Tti of conveyed into the cooler the distiller or his servant shall deliver to the sill Ltvity, officer on duty a declaration specifying the number of the back or backs &e*

into which such worts shall have been conveyed, and the specific gravity of such wort in such back or backs and the quantity thereof, that is to say, the number of inches not occupied or wetted by the worts, being the space between the upper edge on the dipping place of such back or backs and the surface of the worts, and if any worts shall be conveyed into and collected in any fermenting back or backs in any other manner than as is herein directed, or if any untrue declaration shall be given, or if such declaration shall not be given as is herein required, then and in every such case the distiller shall be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds.

54. If at any time beyond six hours after any such declaration as Inmrs,e of .t aforesaid shall have been delivered the specific gravity of any such sor,`1,11..,t,gy"" worts or wash shall be found to exceed the specific gravity specified in

such declaration by five per centum, or if the quantity of any such worts or wash shall be found to exceed byfive per centum the quantity of wort mentioned in such declaration as the quantity collected as aforesaid, then and in every such case the distiller shall be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds.

55. If at any time after any Inspector of Distilleries shall have And Proceedings

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taken an account of and ascertained the specific gravity and quantity of any wort or wash in any fermenting back any wort shall be found in such back or any wash in process of fermentation shall be found m such back, which shall exceed in gravity by five per centum or more the wort or wash in such back of which such account had been taken, or which shall exceed in quantity by five per centum or more the wort or wash in such fermenting back of which such account had been pre- viously taken, all such wort or wash in such back shall be considered as new wort or wash, and not included in any former charge against the distiller in whose possession such wort or wash shall be found, and such distiller shall be charged with duty in respect of the whole wort or wash in such back in like manner as such distiller is by this Act chargeable in respect of any wort or wash not before charged, and the wort or wash of which such account had been previously taken in such back shall be deemed to be distilled or decreased, and the distiller shall be charged for a quantity of spirits in respect of such wort or wash so deemed to be distilled or decreased in like manner as such distiller is chargeable under this Act for any wort or wash actually distilled or decreased, and such distiller shall also, for every such offence, be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds.

Coarse of wash	56. All wash which shall be made in the distillery of any distiller shall be fermented in the fermenting wash backs of such distiller, and shall be conveyed directly from thence into the wash charger and shall be conveyed from such charger into the wash still, there to be made or distilled into low wine, and all low wines shall be conveyed directly from the safe at the worm end of the still into the low wines receiver, and shall from thence be pumped up or conveyed into the low wines charger, and shall be conveyed directly from such charger or chargers into the low wines or spirits still, there to be re-distilled, and all feints or spirits produced by such re-distillation shall be conveyed directly from the safe at the worm end of the low wines or spirit still into the feints receiver or spirit receiver respectively, and so much of such feints as shall be conveyed into such feints receiver or receivers shall be pumped or conveyed directly from thence into the low wines charger or feints charger, and shall be conveyed directly from such charger or chargers into the low wines still, to be re-distilled, and the produce of the last-mentioned re-distillation and of every other re-distillation shall in like manner be conveyed directly from the safe at the worm end of the low wines or spirit still into the spirits receiver, or into the feints receiver or receivers, and no feints conveyed into such feints receiver or receivers shall in any case be removed from thence except by pumping or con- veying such feints into the low wines or feints charger or chargers, from whence such feints shall be conveyed directly into the low wines still or stills for re-distillation, until the whole of such feints shall be made into spirits and conveyed and run into the spirit receiver ; and no spirits conveyed into the spirit receiver shall be re-distilled or shall be removed from such receiver except into the vat or vats in the said certified and registered store for the reception of spirits ; and if any distiller shall ferment or suffer to be fermented any wash, or shall remove or distil, or suffer to be removed or distilled, any wash, low wines, feints, or spirits, contrary or otherwise than according to the
through the dif-.
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directions and provisions herein contained, or shall not convey and run the whole of the spirits made or distilled by him into the spirit receiver, such wash, low wines, feints, and spirits respectively, together with all vessels and utensils wherein the same may be contained, shall be forfeited, and may be seized by any Inspector of Distilleries, and the distiller so offending shall in every case be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds, or twenty shillings for every gallon of such wash, low wines, feints, or spirits, so removed or distilled, and not conveyed and run into the spirit receiver, at the election of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or person who shall inform or sue for the same.

57. If any licensed distiller shall make use of any apparatus for Regulatio» for distilling by means of which spirits are capable of being produced 14,Titst7itrafa without the previous or intermediate production of low wines, then the Previous

spirits so made shall be conveyed direct from the condensing chamber tion

low wines

-

or safe by means of a close metal pipe into the receiver, which shall be

placed in the spirit cellar or store-room hereinbefore mentioned.

58. If at any time it shall be made to appear to the satisfaction of Impure spirits

the Chief Inspector of Distilleries that any spirits distilled have become TV'er

impure from having passed through pipes or vessels which have become

foul, it shall be lawful for such Chief Inspector by writing under his

hand to permit the re-distillation of such impure spirits and to make an

allowance for loss arising from such re-distillation : Provided that in no

case shall such allowance exceed two per centum on the number of

gallons of spirits delivered out of the cellar or store-room hereinbefore

mentioned for such re-distillation.

59. If the wash charger in any distillery be not thoroughly cleaned wash charger to

out when required so to be done by notice from the Chief Inspector of becleaned	out
Distilleries, the licensed distiller shall be liable to a penalty of fifty pounds.

60. One hour before any wash shall be conveyed from any fer- Notice of charg-

menting wash back in the distillery of any licensed distiller a notice in igutqer was]

writing shall be given to the officer on duty by such distiller or by

ge

any person on his behalf, in which notice shall be stated the number of the back in which such wash is contained, the specific gravity of such wash, and the day and hour when such wash is to be removed, and such officer shall attend at the time specified in such notice, and after he shall have locked the charging cock of the wash charger he shall remove all such fastenings as to prevent the conveyance of such wash from any back mentioned in such notice into the wash charger, and thereupon all the wash which shall be contained in such fermenting wash back shall be conveyed into such charger in manner hereinbefore prescribed, and such officer, after having affixed and secured the fasten- ings which he had so removed, shall be at liberty and is hereby autho- rised to take an account of the true quantity and specific gravity thereof in the wash charger, and shall thereupon unlock the charging cock aforesaid ; and if any wash shall be removed before such notice shall have been given, or shall be removed or conveyed from any other back, or at any time or manner then shall have been mentioned in such notice, or before the officer on duty shall have locked, removed, or secured respectively such cocks or fastenings as before mentioned and taken account of the true quantity of the wash in such charger, such

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distiller shall in every such case be liable to a penalty of two hundred

pounds.

Officer may leek

61. It shall be and may be lawful for any Inspector of Distilleries on duty at any distillery to lock, secure and fasten the several coverings, fastenings, furnace doors, cocks, safes, pipes, pumps, plugs, troughs, vessels and utensils for which fastenings are required to be provided in such manner as the Chief Inspector of Distilleries may direct as afore- said and to keep the same and each and every of them so locked, secured and fastened at all times except when they shall be opened, unfastened or unlocked by or in the presence of any Inspector as aforesaid.

coverings, &c.

empty worm tubs reason to suspect that any fraud is practised against the revenue or the

Officer may 62. Whenever any Inspector or other Officer of Distilleries having

provisions of this Act or of any Acts which may hereafter be in force relating to distilleries, shall require that the water contained in any worm tub belonging to any still at any time when such still shall not be at work, shall be drawn or run off and the tub and the worm cleaned by the distiller or rectifier, his servants or workmen, and if the water shall not be so drawn or run off at the request of such officer and the tub and worm forthwith cleaned and the water kept and continued out of such worm and tub for the space of two hours or until the officer has finished his inspection and examination of such tub and the worm therein, the distiller or rectifier at whose distillery such worm tub shall be situate shall be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds, and it shall be lawful for such officer to draw or run off and keep drawn or run off such water or so much thereof and for so long time as he shall think necessary.

Officer may distil

a sample	63. It shall and may be lawful for any officer and he is hereby authorised and empowered to take and convey away from any wash back or charger in the distillery of any distiller a sample not exceeding the quantity of twenty gallons of the wash contained in such back or charger and to cause such sample of wash to be distilled. into low wines in any still provided for that purpose by the sanction of the Collector of Revenue, and such officer shall gauge or measure the quantity and ascertain the strength of the low wines produced by the distillation of such wash : Provided that such distiller shall be paid for any such sample of wash at the rate of sixpence for every gallon thereof or that the produce by distillation of any such sample or wash shall be returned to the distiller at the option of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries.
Officer may take
samples and	64. It shall be lawful for any Inspector of Distilleries from time to time and whenever and as often as such Inspector shall deem expedient so to do to take any sample or samples of any wort, wash, low wines, feints and spirits respectively in any back, still, receiver, charger or other vessel or utensil whatsoever in the distillery of any distiller in order that such officer may ascertain the specific gravity or strength of such worts, wash, low wines, feints and spirits respectively, and from such part of any such back, still, receiver, charger or other vessel or utensil as the officer shall think proper, and the specific gravity or strength of any such sample so taken shall be and be held to be the true and correct specific gravity or strength of the whole contents of the back, still, receiver, charger or other vessel or utensil from which any such sample shall be so taken Provided that before any such
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sample shall be so taken all the liquor contained in any such back, still, receiver, charger or other vessel or utensil may be stirred and mixed up and mixed together by such distiller or any person in the employ of such distiller if he shall think fit so to do.

still in any distillery or in any place sanctioned by the Collector of may erect a still

65. It shall be lawful for the Chief Inspector to erect and keep a Chief Inspector

Revenue for the purpose of distilling any such sample of wash as afore- said, and also for the purpose of distilling into spirits any wash, low wines or feints seized by any Inspector of Distilleries at any unlicensed distillery or for carrying on experiments.

66. It shall be lawful for the Chief Inspector of Distilleries or for Chief Inspector

any Inspector of Distilleries at any time to require that any low wines n'ay'dattieinodi receiver in the distillery of any distiller shall be emptied and cleaned a charge of wa sh out and that any quantity of wash shall be conveyed into any wash

still in the distillery of such distiller and from any such wash back as such officer shall direct or require in order that such wash may be forthwith distilled into low wines, and all persons in the employ of such distiller shall on reasonable notice give and provide aid and assistance and fuel to such officer at his request in distilling such wash into low wines and in conveying the whole of such low wines directly into such low wines receiver which shall be so cleaned out, and such low wines shall be kept in such receiver unmixed with any matter or thing whatsoever until such officer shall have taken an account of the quan- tity and strength of such low wines, and if such low wines receiver shall not be emptied and cleaned out or if such wash shall not be conveyed into such wash still or from such wash back as shall be required by such officer, or if such aid and assistance and fuel shall not be given to such officer in the distilling such wash into low wines or in conveying the whole of such low wines into such receiver, or if such low wines shall not be kept in such receiver unmixed as aforesaid until such officer shall have taken such account as aforesaid, then and in every such case every such distiller shall for each default or offence be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds.

67. It shall not be lawful for any distiller to have receive and to Notice of dis-

commence distilling from any wine, ale, beer, or any fermented liquor ti/lation from

whatsoever which shall not have been brewed or made in his distillery, Wine, &e.

without first having served a written notice of at least two days on the Chief Inspector of Distilleries, or the officer on duty, of his intention so to do, which notice shall specify the description and quantity of such liquor as aforesaid which he intends to use in the twenty-four hours next following on the expiration of the said two days, and a notice of

six hours to the like effect shall be served on the officer on duty from

day to day for every day after the first day, and any distiller offending

herein shall be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds.

68. It shall not be lawful for any distiller to mix or suffer to be The produce

mixed in any charger still receiver or vat or in any vessel or utensil from wo;etlilsiact_le

whatsoever any worts or wash made or fermented in his distillery or alolt tNe mecca

any low wines feints or spirits produced therefrom with any wine, ale, Lath otyfetr„,(4

beer, or any fermented liquor whatsoever which shall not have been fer- elsewhere

mented or made in his distillery, or with any low wines, feints or spirits

produced therefrom, and any distiller offending against the provisions

35 VICTORLE. No. 6

Distillation

of this enactment shall forfeit and pay the sum of two hundred pounds : Provided that nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent any licensed distiller from adding as hereinafter provided spirits made elsewhere for the purpose of imparting a flavour to any spirits made by such distiller.

Saccharometers 69. Any saccbarometers may be used for ascertaining the specific

gravity of wort or wash under this Act, which may from time to time be prescribed for that purpose by the Collector of Revenue, and every degree of specific gravity to be ascertained by any saccharometer under the provisions of this Act shall be calculated in the following manner, that is to say, that distilled water being assumed as unity at the temperature of sixty degrees by Fahrenheit's thermometer, every degree of such specific gravity shall be correspondent to a thousandth part of the specific gravity of such water, and all wort or wash shall for the purposes of this Act be deemed and be taken to be of the specific gravity at which the said saccharometer shall on the application there- of denote or indicate such wort or wash to be.

Hydrometer	70. All spirits shall be deemed and taken to be of the degree of strength indicated by the description of hydrometer usually known as Sykes' hydrometer ; provided that it shall be lawful for the Governor in Council by notice in the Government Gazette' to direct that the quantity of alcohol contained in any wines or spirits shall be ascertained by the instrument known as Field's patent alcoholmeter, or by any other improved instrument which the said Governor in Council shall in the manner abovementioned prescribe.
No mashing or	71. If any material capable of fermentation shall be brewed or mashed, or if any still shall be made use of in the distillery of any dis- tiller licensed under this Act during any part of the Lord's Day, such distiller in each and every such case shall be liable to a penalty of fifty pounds.
distilling on the
Lord's Day
Bate of duty	72. From and after the commencement of this Act there shall be paid, levied, and collected towards the general revenue of Western Australia, a duty of twelve shillings upon every gallon of spirits that may be distilled in Western Australia, from malt, grain, roots, grapes, or wine, and a duty of twelve shillings upon every gallon of spirits that may be or has been distilled in Western Australia from sugar, treacle, molasses, or from wort, wash, or spent wash, with which sugar, treacle, or molasses has been made or mixed, or from beer or ale, and such duties respectively shall be paid upon the gallon standard measure of spirits of the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, and so in pro- portion for any greater or less strength than proof, and also upon any deficiencies ascertained in the manner hereinafter directed.
Modes of charg-
ing duty	73. At the expiration of every month, and not later than the tenth day of the month next thereafter ensuing, a computation shall be made and a copy thereof served on the distiller by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries, or by an Inspector of Distilleries

let. By quantity	(r.) Of the quantity of spirits computed at proof made by the distiller during any such period of one month from worts or wash mashed, fermented or made in his distillery, together with the quantity of proof spirits in and equivalent to the low wines and feints remaining on hand at the termination
of spirits pro-
duced

35 VICTORDE. No. 0

Distillation

of such period after making an allowance on such low wines and feints of not more than two and a-half per centum, and from the quantity so ascertained shall be deducted a quantity of proof spirits, equivalent to that of the feints or low wines which may have remained on hand after making the allowance aforesaid at the end of the previous month, and which may have been included in the account of spirits, feints, and low wines then taken.

(ii.) Of the quantity and strength of the low wines which have 2nd. By the pro-

been produced from the distillation of the said worts or wash rioawsiZelds

during such period, and shall compute and ascertain the

quantity of proof spirit in and equivalent to such low wines

according to the strength and quality thereof after making

an allowance of five per centum on such quantity.

(iii.)

Of the quantity of proof spirit which ought to have been syd. compata•

produced from the worts or wash mashed, fermented or =Va., and for and in respect of every one hundred gallons of worts or wash which shall be mashed, fermented or made in the distillery of any distiller from sugar, molasses or treacle at the rate of one gallon of proof spirit for every four and one- half degrees of specific gravity attenuated and ascertained in manner aforesaid, and for the purpose of ascertaining what proportion of wort is made from sugar and what pro- portion from other materials than sugar (should a mixture of sugar and other materials than sugar be used for the purpose of distillation) it shall be calculated that the quantity of sugar necessary to make one gallon of wort at the gravity specified in the declaration aforesaid is the quantity in pounds weight avoirdupois of solid extract per imperial gallon, as indicated by the saccharometer, and such tables as are approved of by the Collector of Revenue for that purpose, with five per centum added to such indicated weight for moisture and impurities in the sugar, and the total number of gallons of wort made from sugar shall be so calculated from the quantity of sugar removed from the store and used in brewing or making wort distilled during

made in the distillery of any distiller according to the time

respective rates hereinafter expressed and as the case may

require after making an allowance on the quantity of spirits

ascertained by such computation of not more than three per

centum, that is to say, for and in respect of every one

hundred gallons of worts or wash which shall be mashed,

fermented or made in the distillery of any distiller from

malt or grain or any mixture of malt with grain, it shall be

lawful to compute a quantity of proof spirit at the rate of

one gallon of proof spirit for every five degrees of specific

gravity of such worts or wash which shall have been

attenuated, that is to say, for every five degrees of differ-

ence between the highest specific gravity of such worts or

wash as declared by the distiller, or as appearing on any

account taken thereof by the proper officer pursuant to this

35 VICTORIE. No. 6

Distillation

the period as aforesaid, and such quantity of wort being deducted from the whole quantity made from such mixture of sugar and other materials the residue shall be deemed to have been made from other materials than sugar, and such computation of proof spirit shall be made at the same rates and proportions of attenuation for any lesser quantity of such worts or wash and for any less decrease of specific gravity, as the case may require, and if by such computa- tion it shall appear that the quantity of proof spirit produced by the distiller and conveyed into the certified and registered store of the distillery, and remaining on hand in low wines and feints as aforesaid during the said period, be less than the quantity of proof spirit which ought to have been pro- duced by the computation of low wines as aforesaid or from the worts or wash mashed, fermented or made in the distillery during the same period, according to the rates herein ex- pressed, then and in every such case the distiller shall pay duty upon the greatest amount of deficiency ascertained by such comparison.

Provided that in cases where an apparatus is made use of by means of which spirits are capable of being produced without the previous or intermediate production of low wines, then the distiller shall pay duty upon the deficiency found or ascertained by comparison of the first and third modes of computation as aforesaid.

Duty chargeable

on deficiency	74. Whenever any such deficiency shall be found to exist it shall not be lawful for any distiller, after he shall have been served with a copy of such computation, and before the production to the officer on duty of a certificate of the due payment of the full duty chargeable on such deficiency signed by the Collector of Revenue or other officer appointed to receive the same, either to commence the operation of mashing or to remove any spirits out of the certified and registered cellar or store-room, and any distiller offending herein shall be liable to a penalty of two hundred pounds.
Regulation to	75. Between the hours of ten o'clock in the night-time of the last it shall not be lawful for any distiller to have or keep any feints, low wines or spirits in any vessel in his distillery, except in the chargers and in the vats in the certified and registered cellar or store-room for the reception of spirits, nor to have or keep in any vessel any wort or wash the lowest specific gravity of which shall have been declared pursuant to this Act, and any distiller offending herein shall be liable to a penalty of fifty pounds.
facilitate
monthly ac-	day of every month and six o'clock in the morning thereafter ensuing
counts
chargeable ac-
Distiller made	76. Every distiller shall in respect of all worts or wash in his quantity which shall at any time be taken thereof, and according to the highest amount of the specific gravity thereof at any time declared by such distiller or ascertained by any Inspector of Distilleries, without any allowance for waste, spent wash, dregs, yeast or other matter whatsoever, and if any decrease more than five per centum shall take place in the quantity of wort or wash in the distillery of any distiller the amount of such decrease shall be deemed and taken to have been
cording to the	distillery be chargeable and charged according to the highest gauge of
highest gauge

FRED. A WELD,

GOVERNOR.

THE FIRST SCHEDULE

SeCti011 I

No. 1

LICENSE TO DISTIL SPIRITS

No.	Office of Collector of Revenue.

I

do issue this license to

to distil spirits

at the

Distillery, for the term of

, commencing from

the

day of

in the year

, and ending on the

(lay of

in the year

, under the regulations of

the Act of Council in such case made and provided.

And I do hereby acknowledge to have received from the said

the sum of 4::

for this license.

(Signed)

Collector of Revenue.

No. 2

FORM OF LICENSE FOR USE OF STILL FOR MANUFACTURING AND OTHER PURPOSES THAN THE DISTILLATION OP SPIRITS IN WHICH THE USE OF A STILL IS NECESSARY

No.	Office of Collector of Revenue.

I

do issue this license to

of

to use a still of

at , and ending on the thirty-first day of December, in the

for the purpose of

for the term of

commencing on the

day of

year

under the regulations

and I do hereby

acknowledge to	have received from the said	the sum of
for this license.

(Signed)

Collector of Revenue.

VOL. I.

M

35 VICTORI2E. No.

Distillation

Section 6

THE SECOND SCHEDULE

LICENSE TO RECTIFY AND COMPOUND SPIRITS

No.	Office of Collector of Revenue.

I compound spirits at

do issue this license to

to rectify and

for the term of

, commencing

from the	day of	in the year	, and ending
on the	day of	in the year	, under the

regulations of the Act of Council in such case made and provided.

And I do hereby acknowledge to have received from the said

the sum of e

for this license.

(Signed)

Collector of Revenue.

Section 7

THE THIRD SCHEDULE

CERTIFICATE OF CHIEF INSPECTOR

I hereby certify that I have inspected the premises described in the memorial hereto appended, that such premises comply with the requirement of the Act 35 Victoria, No. 6, and that the description thereof in the memorial before-mentioned and the accompanying plan is correct.

Chief Inspector of Distilleries.

Section 11

THE FOURTH SCHEDULE

No. 1

RETURN SHOWING THE QUANTITY OF BRANDY ON HAND AND THE QUANTITY USED IN FORTIFYING WINES AT THE VINEYARD THE PROPERTY OF

Date	Proof	Date	Proof
Gallons	Gallons

Quantity on hand	Quantityused dur-
on the last day of	ing the quarter

last quarter

.

ending this day

in fortifying

Quantity

made

gallons of wine .

during the quarter

ending this day .

Quantity used dur- ing the quarter ending this day for the general purposes of wine-

making

.

Quantity remain- ing on hand .

Quantity los t by

natural waste

.

Total

.

Total

,

.

I hereby certify that the above return is true in every respect.

Proprietor

To the Chief Inspector of Distilleries,

Perth, W.A.

35 VICTORIZE. No. G

Distillation

No. 2

Section 19

RETURN SHOWING THE QUANTITY OP BRANDY ON HAND AND THE QUANTITY ISSUED AT LICENSED MAKER OP BRANDY.

Date	Proof	Date	Proof
Gallons	Gallons

Quantity of Brandy

remaining

on

issued during the

hand on the

quarter

ended

being the

last

this day on pay-

day of the pre-

meat of duty

.

vious quarter

.

Quantity removed

Quantity of Brandy

to a bonding

made during the

warehouse

this

quarter

ended

quarter

.

this day

.

Quantity exported this quarter	.
Quantity used for fortifying gallons of wine
this quarter	.
Quantity used dur- ing the quarter ending this day
for the general purposes of wine-

making

.

Quantity remain- ing on hand this

day.

.

Quantity lost by

natural waste

.

Total

.

Total

I certify that the above return is to the best of my knowledge true in every

respect.

Licensed Maker of Brandy.

To the Chief Inspector of Distilleries.

35 VICTORIA. No.

Distillation

THE FIFTH SCHEDULE

TABLE OF FEES FOR LICENSES

Section 22	For every license to keep and use still for distillation of spirits	.	10	0	0
Section 22	For every license to keep and use still for medical, chemical assay, photographic or scientific purposes, or for distilling perfumes, or for the manufacture of pyroligneous acid, naphtha, or other manufacture where a still is necessary and in which no spirits

0 10 0

Section 22

For every license to keep and use a still for distillation of brandy

from grapes for the purpose of fortifying wines

.

2

0

Section 22

For every license to keep and use a still for the distillation of brandy

from grapes for sale or exportation .

.

10

0

THE SIXTH SCHEDULE

FORM OF REGISTRATION OF SPIRIT STORE OR OF A

MATERIAL STORE

Western Australia,

Distillery.

Licensed

day of

A.D.

Seetions 34-35 I Chief Inspector of Distilleries (or other officer appointed by His Excellency the Governor) do hereby register the store at this distillery for

the reception of spirits when distilled [or of material to be used in the process of distillation, as the case may be], being a building bounded on the north, eec. [here

give the inside measurement of the walls and their height, &e., in feet and inches].

Made and registered by me this

day of

in the

year of Our Lord

Witness

Chief Inspector of Distilleries.

THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE

TABLE SHOWING THE WEIGHT IN POUNDS AND DECIMAL PARTS OF A POUND AVOIRDUPOIS CONTAINED IN ONE LIQUID GALLON OF SPIRITS CORRESPONDING TO THE SEVERAL INDICATIONS OF SYKES' HYDROMETER.

Spirits coloured-causing

Spirits

coloured-causing

A	Parent	a loss of	p,t	"I	parent or	Tram-	a loss of
.. a	White	a g	White
8 2	Spirits	8 S	Spirits

I per cent

per cent. 3 per cent.

lill'g

percent. 2 per cent. I per cent.

:: t a	c`3:1
Z?	;rdPo

v"x

,

Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds

'-'1.

Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds

ux	per	per	per	per	co	per	per	Per	Per
Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon
•0	8156	8 . 140	8122	8 . 104	1 . 6	8185	8167	8 . 149	8132
-2	8 .160	8143	8126	8107	•8	8188	8170	8153	8135
-4	8. 163	8 . 146	8129	8 . 111	2 . 0	8. 192	8174	8.156	8139
-6	8167	8149	8 .133	8. 114	8	8 .196	8 .178	8160	8.142
'S	8 . 170	8153	8136	8.118	-4	8199	8 .181	8-163	8.146
10	8174	8156	8 .140	8121	•6	8203	8 .185	8167	8.149
•2	8. 178	8 . 160	8 .143	8 . 125	•8	8.206	8188	8.170	8.153

•4

8 . 181

8 . 163

8146

8.128

3 . 0

8810

8 . 192

8 .174

8.156

35 VICTORIE. No. 6

Distillation

THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE-Continued

Spirits coloured-causing

Spirits oalolousrsedoi

causing

E.,

Trans.

a loss of

Trans-

I..A	parent or	>. a	..	parent or
.et si	White
-ei S	White
g 3	Spirits	g ,z	Spirits

1 per cent. 2 per cent. 3 per cent.

/ii 7

per cent. 2 per cent. 3percent

P. El

g 'Pei

,

• q' g-

' Is,

Pounds

l'-' •/4

Pounds

sa	per	per	per	Per	?a	Per	per	per	Per
Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon

3. 2

*214

8196

8.178

8.160

13 . 2

8/90

8-372

*354

8.336

-4	8 .218	8.199	8 .181	8.163	-4	8 . 393	8/76	8358	8/40
• 6	*221	8'203	8 .185	8 .167	-6	8.396	8'379	8362	8'344
-8	*224	8206	8'188	8.170	-8	8 .400	8/83	8365	8347

4. 0

*227

*210

*192

8.174

14 .0

8403

8.386

*369

8/51

•	8231	8'214	8196	8'178	-2	8.407	8.390	8.372	8'354
-4	8234	8'218	8 . 199	8181	-4	8 .410	*393	8376	*358
-6	*238	8221	8'203	*185	-6	8'413	8/96	*379	8/62
-8	*242	*224	8.206	8 .188	-8	8 .417	8.400	8383	8.365

5 . 0

8 .245

*227

8.210

8 .192

15 .0

8420

8.403

*386

8.369

-2	8249	*231	8/14	8196	-2	8 .424	8/07	*390	8.372
.4	8 . 252	8.234	8.218	8499	•4	*427	8410	*393	*376
•6	8'256	8-238	8221	8803	-6	*431	8/13	8-396	8379
•	8'259	8 .242	8.224	8'206	-8	8 .434	8.417	8 . 400	8383

6'0

8863

8/45

*227

*210

16 .0

8'438

3.420

8 .403

8.386

•	8-266	*249	8-231	8/14	-2	8441	8/24	3'407	8.390
-4	8 .270	8852	8/34	8'218	-4	3-445	8'427	8410	8.393
•	8 . 273	8256	8'238	8.221	-6	*448	8'431	8.413	8'396
-8	*277	8/59	*242	8824	8	8/52	8 .434	8'417	8/00
7/	8.280	*263	8-245	8227	17 . 0	8/55	8.438	8'420	8.403

-2	8'284	8'266	8849	8-231	•	8459	*441	8424	8.407
.4	8 .287	*270	8/52	*234	-4	8462	8'445	8.427	8410

/

*291 8-273 *256 8-238

/ 8.465 8'448 *431 8413

•

8/94

8/77

*259

8-242

•

8 .469

8.452

8 .434

8.417

8 .0

8'298

8 . 280

8 .263

8'245

18/

8 .472

8455

8/38

8.420

-2	8301	8'284	8.266	8'249	-2	8.476	8'459	8/41	8.424
-4	8-305	*287	8.270	*252	-4	*480	8/62	8.445	*427
•	8308	8.291	*273	8256	-6	8482	8.465	8.448	8/31
•	8.312	*294	*277	8.259	•	*486	8.469	8452	8434

0/

8/15

8 .298

8880

8263

19-0

8490

*472

8455

8438

•	8319	8301	8/84	8'266	•	*493	8'476	8459	8.441
-4	8322	8305	8.287	*270	'4	8'496	8480	8462	8445
-6	8'326	8-308	8891	*273	-6	8499	8482	8.465	8'448
•	*329	8312	8294	8277	•	8503	8'486	8.469	8.452

10/

8 .333

8'315

*298

8.280

20/

8506

8.490

8472

8.455

•	*336	*319	8/01	8/84	•2	*510	8493	8.476	8459
-4	*340	8322	8.305	8287	-4	8/13	8'496	8480	*462
-6	*344	8.326	8'308	8.291	'6	8 .516	8/99	8.489	8.465
/	8'347	8329	*312	8-294	•	8520	*503	8.486	8.469

1.1 . 0

8-351

8-333

8315

8'298

21-0

8523

*506

8490

*472

•	8354	8'336	8319	8 . 301	•	3527	8-510	8/93	8/76
-4	8 . 358	*340	8-322	8-305	•	*530	8 .513	8/96	8/80
•	*362	8344	8'326	8/08	•	8533	8516	8499	8482
•	8.365	8347	*329	8/12	•	*537	8520	8.503	8.486

L20

8369

8351

8.333

8315

29'0

8 .540

8.523

8506

8490

-2	*372	8-354	8'336	8.319	-2	8543	8527	3-510	8/93
•	8-376	8/58	*340	8322	-4	8 . 547	8 .530	8.513	8-496
• 6	8'379	8'362	8/44	*326	-6	8'550	*533	8516	8'499
-8	*383	8365	*347	*329	•	8553	8.537	8'520	8.503

1.3-0

8'386

*369

8'351

*333

23 . 0

8556

8'540

8'523

8.506

35 VICTORI.M. No. 6

Distillation

THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE-Continued

Spirits coloured-causing

Spirits

coloured-causing

Trans-

,-,

Trans-

parent or

a loss of

3

parent or

a loss of

a	White	g	White
to	Spirit	z „	Spuds

-3

.2

I per con

2 per cent. 1 per cent

4- :-.

I per cent 2 per cent

per cent.

g	Stzl
.1,24

g

2

Pounds

A4 V,

Pounds

so	per	per	per	per	U2	per	per	per	per
Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon

23.2

8-560

8'543

8'527

8-510

33 . 2

8.734

8.716

8.699

8.681

.4	8 . 563	8'547	8'530	8.513	'4	8.737	8120	8.702	8.685
-6	8'566	8.550	8 .533	8.516	'6	8.741	8123	8.706	8-688
-8	1 8'570	8.553	8.537	8.520	'8	8.744	8.727	8.709	8.692

24.0

8.573

8.556

8.540

8 . 523

34. 0

8 .748

8.730

8 .713

8.695

8.577	8.560	8'543	8.597	'2	8751	8'734	8 .716	8.699
8 . 580	8-563	8 .547	8 .530	'4	8 .755	8 .737	8.720	8'702

-6	, 8 . 583	8. 566	8 .550	8-533	-6	8 . 758	8-741	8.723	8706
-8	8 . 587	8-570	8'553	8537	-8	8 . 762	8 .744	8'727	8'709

25'0

8-590

8.573

8 .556

8'540

35'0

8 . 765

8 .748

8'730

8'713

8-594	8'577	8 .560	8 .543	'2	8.769	8 .751	8'734	8.716
8597	8 .580	8 .563	8.547	'4	8.772	8 .755	8.737	8-720
8'601	8 .583	8366	8-550	'6	8 . 776	8 .758	8.741	8'723

-8

8-604

8-587

8.570

8-553

-8

8-779

8 .762

8.744

8.727

26.0

8-608

8590

8.573

8'556

36.0

8-783

8.765

8748

8.730

8.611

8-594

8.577

8'560

-2

8 . 786

8169

8-751

8.734

.4	8.615	8.597	8.580	8 . 563	-4	8-790	8.772	8'755	8.737
•6	8'618	8'601	8-583	8. 566	-6	8'793	8 .776	8158	8.741
•8	8 . 622	8-604	8-587	8'570	-8	8 .797	8-779	8162	8.744

27.0

8'625

8.608

8.590

8.573

37'0

8 .800

8.783

8.765

8.748

8 . 629	8 .611	8.594	8.577	-2	8 .804	8 .786	8'769	8-751
8-632	8 .615	8'597	8.580	-4	8.807	8 .790	8 . 772	8'755
8-636	8 .618	8.601	8-583	-6	8 .811	8.793	8-776	8-758

.8

8.639

8 .622

8 . 604

8.587

-8

8 .814

8 .797

8.779

8-762

28.0

8'643

8-625

8 . 608

8.590

38 .0

8.818

8 .800

8.783

8-765

8 .646	8-629	8 . 611	8.594	-2	8.822	8-804	8-786	8.769
8 .650	8.632	8. 615	8 .597	-4	8'825	8.807	8-790	8.772

'6	8 . 653	8'636	8.618	8 .601	-6	8 .829	8 . 811	8.793	8.776
-8	8-657	8'639	8.622	8-604	-8	8.832	8 . 814	8.797	8.779

29.0

8-660

8 .643

8.625

8. 608

39 .0

8.836

8.818

8 .800

8'783

8.664

8.646

8'629

8. 611

-2

8 .840

8.822

8-804

8.786

.4	8-667	8-650	8 . 632	8.615	-4	8'843	8-825	8.807	8-790
-6	8'671	8 . 653	8-636	8.618	-6	8.847	8 . 829	8-811	8'793
'8	8 .674	8-657	8.639	8-622	-8	8.850	8 . 832	8.814	8'797

30.0

8 .678

8.660

8.643

8 .625

40 . 0

8.854

8 . 836

8.818

8.800

8 .681	8.664	8.646	8629	-2	8.858	8 .840	8 .822	8.804
8-685	8 . 667	8.650	8.632	-4	8-861	8843	8 .825	8.807

-6	8688	8 . 671	8 .653	8.636	-6	8.865	8 .847	8 .829	8-811
-8	8692	8 . 674	8 .657	8.639	-8	8.869	8 . 850	8 .832	8.814

31.0

8'695

8'678

8-660

8.643

41 .0

8 . 872

8 . 854

8.836

8.818

8. 699	8'681	8 .664	8.646	-2	8 . 876	8858	8'840	8.822
8.702	8. 685	8667	8.650	-4	8879	8.861	8843	8825

-6	8706	8. 688	8'671	8 .653	-6	8883	8.865	8847	8829
•8	8.709	8-692	8.674	8.657	-8	8886	8.869	8.850	8'832

32.0

8.713

8.695

8-678

8 .660

42 . 0

8.890

8872

8.854

8.836

8 .716	8-699	8.681	8'664	-2	8.894	8876	8.858	8.840
8 .720	8.702	8.685	8 .667	'4	8.897	8.879	8.861	8.843

•0	8.723	8.706	8.688	8671	-6	8.901	8.883	8.865	8.847
8-727	8.709	8.692	8674	-8	8'904	8.886	8.869	8'850

33.0

8.730

8.713

8'695

8'678

43'0

8.908

8.890

8 . 872

8.854

35 VICTORLE. No. 6

Distillation

THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE-Continued

_,

Spirits covered-causing

Spirits coloured- rinsing

Trans-

Trans.

a loss of

t,-..

-S

parent or

:•,2

pant or

.r, E

white

g

wrote

g Z

Spirits

0

Spirits

I

Per cent.12percent. 3percent,

.,

1percent, 2 percent. 3 percent,

1 •Si

4

Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds

- Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds

in	per	per	per	per	co	per	per	per	per
Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon

4&2

8.912

8.894

8.876

8.858

53 . 2

9097

9 .079

9 .060

9041

-4	8. 915	8.897	8879	8 .861	-4	9100	9082	9 .064	9045
•6	8.919	8.901	8 .883	8 .865	.6	9104	9'085	9067	9.049
•8	8.922	8904	8 .886	8 .869	-8	9107	9089	9 .071	9.052

44 .0

8 .926

8908

8 .890

8.872

54. 0

9 . 111

9 .093

9 .075

9.056

-2	8930	8-912	8 .894	8.876	-2	9115	9097	9 .079	9.000
.4	8 .933	8915	8. 897	8.879	-4	9118	9100	9082	9.064
•6	8937	8.919	8-901	8'883	-6	9122	9 .104	9 .085	WOW
.8	8-940	8.922,	8.904	8886	-8	9126	9107	9 .089	9.071

45.0

8.944

8'926

8908

8890

55.0

9-130

9111

9 .093

9075

•2	8.948	8930	8.912	8 .894	•2	9 .134	9115	9 . 097	9.070
•4	8.951	8.933	8.915	8 .897	•4	9 . 137	9118	9.100	9.082
•6	8.955	8.937	8-919	8 .901	-6	9141	9 .122	9104	9085
-8	8959	8940	8-922	8904	.8	9145	9 .126	9 .107	9.089

480

8 .963

8 . 944

8 .926

8908

56-0

9148

9130

9 .111

9-093

•2	8 .966	8 .948	8930	8.912	-9	9 . 152	9134	9115	9.097
-4	8970	8 .951	8933	8 .915	.4	9 .156	9 . 137	9118	9.100
-6	8974	8 .955	8 . 937	8 .919	.6	9159	9 .141	9122	9.104
•8	8 .977	8 .959	8940	8922	•8	9 .163	9 .145	9126	9.107

47 .0

8 .981

8963

8944

8 .926

57 . 0

9 .167

9148

9.130

9.111

•2	8 .985	8966	8948	8 .930	'2	9170	9 .152	9134	9-115
•4	8989	8 .970	8.951	8.933	-4	9 .174	9156	9 .137	9-118
•6	8 . 992	8 .974	8.955	8.937	.6	9'178	9 . 159	9 .141	9.122
•8	8 . 996	8 . 977	8959	8.940	-8	9182	9'163	9145	9126

48.0

9 . 000

8981

8 . 963

8944

58.0

9185

9 .167

9 .148

9130

-2	9 .004	8985	8966	8-948	-2	9189	9170	9152	9.134
-4	9 .008	8989	8970	8 .951	-4	9199	9174	9-156	9.137
• 6	9011	8-992	8 . 974	8.955	-6	9196	9178	9 .159	9141
-8	9 .015	8-996	8. 977	8959	-8	9200	9182	9 . 163	9.145

49 .0

9019

9-000

8 . 981

8 .963

59 . 0

9204

9185

9167

9148

-2	9023	9 .001	8. 985	8 .966	.2	9207	9'189	9 . 170	9-152
-4	9026	9 .008	8-989	8 .970	.4	9210	9192	9174	9-156
-6	9 .030	9011	8.992	8 .974	-6	9 .214	9 . 196	9 .178	9.159
• 8	9034	9015	8-996	8 .977	.8	9-918	9-200	9182	9163

50 . 0

9038

9 .019

9 . 000

8981

60 .0

9222

9 . 204

9185

9.107

-2	9 .041	9-023	9004	8-985	.2	9226	9207	9-189	9.170
• 4	9 . 045	9026	9008	8-989	•4	9 .229	9-210	9-192	9.174
• 6	9 .049	9030	9 .011	8. 992	•6	9233	9 .214	9196	9.178
• 8	9 . 052	9 .034	9 .015	8-996	-8	9 .237	9 .218	9200	9.182

51 . 0

9056

9'038

9 . 019

9000

61 .0

9-241

9 .222

9 .204

9185

,	•2	9-060	9-041	9023	9 . 004	.2	9244	9 .226	9-207	9.189
-4	9 .064	9-045	9 .026	9-008	-4	9248	9 .229	9 . 210	9.192
• 6	9 . 067	9 . 049	9030	9 . 011	.6	9-252	9233	9 . 214	9.196
-8	9 . 071	9052	9 .034	9 . 015	•8	9155	9237	9-218	9.200

52. 0

9-075

9056

9038

9 . 019

62.0

9-259

9'241

9222

9.204

-2	9 . 079	9'000	9.041	9 .023	-2	9263	9.244	9 . 226	9-207
•4	9'082	9 .064	9045	9'026	'4	9267	9248	9229	9.210
• 6	9 .085	9 .067	9-049	9 . 030	-6	9'270	9252	9233	9.214
• 8	9-089	9 .071	9-052	9034	-8	9 .271	9 .255	9 . 237	9-218

53 . 0

9 . 093

9 .075

9 .056

9 .038

63 .0

9 .278

9 . 259

0241

9222

35 VICTORLE. No. 6

Distillation

THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE-Continued

e

Spirits

coloured-causing

Spirits oloured-causing

..

Trans-

t',

Tr"'-

a loss of

e

a loss of

,„

parent or

we,

parent or

P3

ae S	White	a E	wh ite
•O 2	Spirits	g 2	Spirits
"4 -a

e a,	1 percent. 2 percent. 3 percent.	Iti 7,
8 x

1per cent. 2percent percent.

seil 0

%e

e

-w	Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds	4	rP	Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds
Gi.	per

c°

G!:lelron

Grim

GI:flora

GLe

/ron

Gallon

Gallron

Gallon

631

9282

9263

9.244

9 .226

731

9476

9 .456

9'437

9419

4	9186	9267	9148	9129	•4	9 .480	9 .460	9441	9.422
6	9'291	9 .270	9152	9233	-6	9 •434	9464	9445	9'426
•	9295	9174	9155	9 .237	-8	9488	9468	9 .448	9430

64.0

9299

9278

9 . 259

9141

741

9492

9472

9 .452

9434

1	9302	9 .282	9263	W244	'2	9496	9 .476	9456	9437
.4	9 .306	9 .286	9267	W248	'4	9 . 499	9'480	9-460	9.441
•6	9310	9 .291	9270	9 .252	'6	9503	9484	9.464	9445
.8	9314	W295	9274	9 .255	'8	9507	9488	9.468	9448

65'0

9318

W299

9278

9259

75'0

9511

9 .492

9 .472

9452

•	9322	9 .302	W282	W263	'2	9 .515	9 .496	9476	9.456
• 4	9 .326	9 .306	9286	W267	.4	9519	9 .499	9480	9.460
•6	9 .329	9 .310	9291	9 .270	-6	9 .529	9503	9 .484	9464
.8	9333	9314	9 . 295	9 .274	•	9526	9507	9 .488	9468

660

9337

9318

9299

9278

76 . 0

9530

9511

9 .492

9472

•	9341	9322	9302	9 .282	•	9-534	9 .515	9496	9476
•4	9345	9326	9306	9186	'4	9538	9 .519	9499	9.480
'6	9349	9 .329	9310	9291	'6	9542	9 .522	9503	9.484
•	9153	9-333	9314	9295	•8	9 . 546	9 .526	9507	9.488

671

9357

9 • 337

9318

9299

771

9 . 550

9530

9511

9.492

•	9 .360	9 .341	9322	9302	•	9 . 553	9534	9515	9.496
.4	9164	9345	W326	9 .306	•4	9557	9538	9 .519	9499
6	9368	9349	9129	9310	•	9561	9 .542	9522	9.503
•	9372	9353	9333	9314	-8	9565	9 .546	9526	9507

681

9 .376

9 .357

9337

9318

780

9/69

9550

9530

9511

•	9380	9 . 360	9341	9 .322	•	9573	9553	9534	9515
.4	9384	9364	9 .345	9 .326	'4	9577	9 .557	9 .533	9519
1	9133	9363	9349	9329	1	9 . 580	9561	9542	9122
•	9192	9 . 372	9353	9 .333	•	9 .584	9565	9546	9526

690

9396

9 . 376

9357

9 .337

790

9583

9569

9550

9530

•	9199	9380	9360	9 . 341	/	9592	9/73	9553	9534
-4	9 .403	9334	9 .364	9345	.4	9 . 596	9-577	9557	9,533
•6	9 .407	9388	9 .368	9349	•6	9599	9580	9561	9.542
•	9411	9392	9 .372	9 .353	•	9 . 603	9584	9165	9546

760

9415

9396

9 .376

9-357

80 . 0

9607

9 .588

9 .569

9550

1	9419	9 . 399	9 .380	9360	.2	9611	9592	9573	9553
•4	9422	9-403	9334	9364	-4	9615	9596	9577	9557
• 6	9426	9 • 407	9388	9168	6	9619	9199	9580	9.561
8	9'430	9 • 411	9392	9 .372	-8	9623	9603	9584	9565

710

9431

9 . 415

9396

9376

81 .0

9627

W607

9-588

9/69

•	9437	9 . 419	9 .399	9 .380	-2	9631	9611	9592	9573
• 4	9 .441	9 . 422	9403	9334	-4	9635	9615	9596	9577
•	9'445	9'426	9 .407	9388	•6	9638	9619	9-599	9580
• 3	9'448	9 . 430	9 .411	9392	1	9642	9623	9103	9584

7W0

9452

9434

9 .415

9396

821

9646

9 .627

9107

9588

1	9.456	9 . 437	9419	9 .399	•	9 . 650	9631	9111	9592
.4	9 .460	9 . 441	9422	9 .403	•4	9654	W635	9 . 615	9196
•	9464	9445	9426	9407	6	9657	9638	9619	9.599
•	9463	9443	9 .430	9411	•	9661	9642	9623	9103

731

9472

9452

9'434

9 . 415

83 . 0

9665

9646

9627

9607

35 VICTORI.E. No. 6

Distillation

THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE-Continued

Trans-

Spirits oloured-causing

Trans_

Spirits coloured-causing

a loss of

.	'd	parent or	,.	l'	paren or	t
a 1	White	a pi	White
Spirits	8 2	Spirits

1 per cent

per cent. 3 per cent.

lls4 a,

per cent. 2 per cent.

per cent.

is	l	IPI	8 tri
C2	Tha

t4,

Pounds

u2	Per	Per	Per	Per	co	Per	per	per	per
Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon	Gallon

83-2

9 .669

9650

9-631

9-611

91 .6

9 .838

9818

9 .798

9178

-4

9'673

9654

9635

9'615

.8

9 .842

9-822

9 .802

9782

'6

9677

9657

6638

9619

92.0

9-846

9826

9806

9.786

.8

9681

9.661

9 .642

9693

•2

9850

9830

9'810

9790

84.0

9 .685

9-665

9646

9 .627

.4

9'854

9-834

9814

9'794

-2	9 .689	9669	9.650	9631	-6	9.858	9 .838	9818	9/98
-4	9 .693	9673	9-654	9635	.8	9 .862	9842	9 .822	9802

• 6

9697

9677

9657

9638

93.0

9866

9 .846

9826

9.806

.8

9 .701

9 .681

9-661

9642

-2

9-870

9850

9 .830

9810

85 .0

9-705

9 .685

9665

9646

-4

9 .874

9854

9834

9-814

.2	9-709	9 .689	9669	9650	-6	9878	9858	9'838	9-818
-4	9113	9 .693	9-673	9-654	-8	9'882	9862	9.842	9822

-6

9 .718

9607

9 .677

9-657

94'0

9-886

9-866

9 .846

9'826

-S

9 .722

9-701

9 .681

9-661

•9

9-890

9870

9'850

9.830

86'0

9726

9'705

9685

9'665

-4

9'894

9874

9854

9-834

-2	9'730	9 .709	9-689	9669	•6	9'898	9'878	9-858	9838
.4	9 .734	9713	9.693	9673	.8	9-902	9-880	9 .862	9842

-6

9138

9118

9'697

9677

95'0

9 .906

9 .886

9'866

9.846

-8

9142

9 .722

9701

9681

-2

9'910

9 .890

9870

9-850

87 .0

9146

9126

9105

9-685

-4

9-914

9894

9-874

9.854

-2	9 .750	9130	9.709	9689	-6	9-918	9898	9'878	9-858
-4	9 .754	9134	9'713	9 .693	-8	9922	9902	9.882	9-862

-6

9758

9 .738

9718

9897

96-0

9926

9-906

9-886

9.866

-8

9 .762

9 .742

9722

9'701

.2

9-930

9 .910

9890

9870

88.0

9-766

9-746

9-726

9105

-4

9934

9914

9-804

9'874

-2	9 .770	9 . 750	9130	9.709	-6	9 .938	9918	9.898	9878
-4	9774	9154	9.734	9-713	-8	9-942	9929	9 .902	9-882

8

9178

9158

9138

9118

97 .0

9-946

9-926

9'906

9886

-8

9 .782

9-762

9-742

9 .722

.2

9 .950

9-930

9-910

9890

89'0

9 .786

9-766

9146

9.726

-4

9-954

9 .934

9 .914

9894

-2	9790	9170	9150	9'730	-6	9-958	9 .938	0-918	9898
.4	0 .794	9 .774	9154	9-734	-8	9 .962	9942	9 .922	9-902

-6

9-798

9 .778

9-758

9-738

98 . 0

9066

9946

9 .926

9.906

-8

9-802

9182

9 .762

9-742

-9

9970

9 .950

9'930

9-910

90-0

9'806

9186

9766

9-746

-4

9974

9-954

9934

9914

-2	9'810	9 .790	9770	9'750	8	9-978	9'958	9-938	9.918
-4	9 .814	9-794	9174	9-754	.8	9 . 982	9 .962	9942	9-922

-6

9-818

9 .798

9 .778

9-758

09 . 0

9 .986

9-966

9 .946

9'926

-8

9822

9-802

9-782

9-762

-2

9'990

9-970

9-950

9930

91.0

9 .826

9806

9'786

9-766

-4

9993

9-974

9954

9-934

-2	9'830	9-810	9 .790	9-770	-6	9997	9-978	9-958	9-938
.4	9'834	9'814	9794	9.774	-8	10-000	9982	9962	9-942

35 VICTORI2E. No. 6

Distillation

Section 132

THE EIGHTH SCHEDULE

REGISTRATION OF WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT

From	day of	18
To	day of	18

Name of wine and spirit merchant,

Description and situation of premises,

registered by me,

day of

18

Section 132

THE NINTH SCHEDULE

FORA/ OF CERTIFICATE AS WANE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT

Court House, at

day of

18 I certify that

of	registered

name and premises as	from the	day of
to the 31st December, 18 .

Section 133

THE TENTH SCHEDULE

FORM OF LICENSE TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT

No.

Treasury

Whereas

of

has paid into my

office the sum of

I

do hereby license the

said to sell in quantities of not less than one imperial gallon spirituous liquors, wine, or fermented malt liquors, upon all of

which the duty has been paid from the

day of

in the year

to the thirty-fist day of December in the year

under the provisions of the Act.

Section 130

THE ELEVENTH SCHEDULE

FORM OF INFORMATION BEFORE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

Western Australia,

to wit.

Be it remembered that on the

day of

in the year of Our

Lord A.B., Chief Inspector of Distilleries (or Inspector of Distilleries, as the case may be, who is directed by the Chief Inspector of Distilleries to prefer

35 VICTORLE. No. 6

Distillation

this information ), gives me,

Esquire, one of Her Majesty's

Justices of the Peace, to understand and be informed that CD., on the

day

of

, in the year of Our Lord

(here state the offence)

contrary to the form of the Act in that case made and provided, whereby the said

C.D. bath forfeited the sum of

.

THE TWELFTH SCHEDULE

Section 139

FORM OF CONVICTION TO BE USED FOR AN OFFENCE AGAINST THIS ACT

Western Av,stralia,}

to wit

Be it remembered that on the

day of

in the year of Our

Lord	an information was exhibited by A.B., Chief Inspector of Distilleries

(or Inspector of Distilleries, as the case may be), before us, Esquires, two of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace of the said Colony, against C.D., which

said information charged that the said CD., on the

day of •

in the year of Our Lord

(here state the offence as in the information),

contrary to the form of the Act in such case made and provided, which offence has been duly proved before us, the said Justices. We do therefore convict the said C.D. of the said offence, and do adjudge that the said C.D. hath forfeited for his said offence the sum of

Given under our hands and seals this

day of

in the year of

Our Lord

THE THIRTEENTH SCHEDULE

Section 139

FORM OF WARRANT OF COMMITMENT TO GAOL FOR A PENALTY

Western Australia, 1

to wit.

To A.B., constable, and to ER, the Gaoler or

Keeper

of the

in the

Whereas C.D. has been duly convicted before us,

Esquires,

two of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said Colony, of having

(here state the offence as in the information)

And whereas we the said Justices did adjudge that the said C.D. bath forfeited for his said offence the sum of , and whereas the said sum was not immediately paid nor security given to our satisfaction for the due payment there- of ; these are therefore to require you the said A.B. forthwith to take, carry and convey the said C.D. to the at in the and to deliver him into the custody of the Gaoler or Keeper of the said

and we the said Justices do hereby authorise and require the said EY., the Gaoler

or Keeper of the said , to receive the said C.D. into his custody, and

him safely to keep for the period of

unless he shall sooner pay the

said sum of

or otherwise be delivered by due course of law.

Given under our hands and seals at

in the

this

day of

in the year of Our Lord

.

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