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     or security therefor, for more than ten days after 
     
     the expiration of the two months from the day 
     
     wherein be last accounted, shall, on conviction 
     
     thereof, over and above the aforesaid penalty, he 
     
     held not entitled to distil for six months from 
     
     and after the day of such convnction, under the 
     
     penalty of five pounds for each and every day he 
     
     or those employed by him, shall so distil after 
     
     such conviction. 
     
    
   
   
    
     XXII. The treasurer shall publish a list of 
     
     the persons licensed to distil spirituous liquors, 
     
     in the Royal Gazelle newapaper, once in each 
     
     and every month, instead of quarterly, as pre- 
     
     scribed in and by the sixty-fifth section of the 
     
     hereinbefore recited Act of nineteenth Victoria, 
     
     chapter one. 
     
    
   
   
    
     XXIII. Any person or persons who shall, 
     
     after the passing ofthis Act, give to any collector 
     
     of excise or preventive otlicer, or to any Justice 
     
     of the Peace in this Island, information of any 
     
     unlicensed distillation being carried on within 
     
     this Island, or if any spirituous liquors which 
     
     have not paid the duty imposed upon the same, 
     
     by the laws of this Island, and which shall be 
     
     liable to seizure, such person or persons shall, 
     
     on the conviction of the parties so carrying on 
     
     unlicensed distillation, or of the condemnation 
     
     and sale of any such spirituous liquors which 
     
     shall have been seized in consequence of the non- 
     
     payment of the duties payable thereon, be en- 
     
     titled to receive the half of the fine which shall 
     
     be imposed on any such distiller, or one-half of 
     
     the proceeds ofany spirituous liquors which may 
     
     be condemned and sold as aforesaid. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     XXIV: From and after the passing of this 
     
     Act instead ofthe credit mentioned in the seven- 
     
     ty-eigbth section ofthe said recited Act of the 
     
     nineteenth Victoria, chapter one, to be given for 
     
     duties on goods, wares and merchandize to the 
     
     importer thereof, as therein mentioned, the fol- 
     
     lowing terms of credit for duties shall be given, 
     
     that is to say: Ifthe said duties shall exceed the 
     
     sum often pounds, and not amount to more than 
     
     thirty pounds, a credit of three months shall be 
     
     given theretbr; and ifthe said duties shall exceed 
     
     thirty pounds, a credit of six months shall be 
     
     given for the payment thereof, and no longer time 
     
     than six months shall in any case be given; and 
     
     all bonds and rccognizances hereafter to be en- 
     
     tered into for securing the payment of duties on 
     
     goods, wares and merchandize ofany kind what- 
     
     soever, shall bear interest on the amount thereof, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     at the rate ofsix pounds per centan per annum; 
     
     and such interest shall be computed and paid 
     
     and payable from the day of the date of such 
     
     bond or recognizance until the payment. thereof; 
     
     provided always, that nothing in this or any 
     
     other Act contained, shall be held or construed 
     
     to entitle or give any person or persons any right 
     
     or claim to a longer term of credit for the amount 
     
     of any bond or recognizance than the time therein 
     
     mentioned for the payment thereof. 
     
    
   
   
    
     XXV. The warrant of attorney by law re- 
     
     quired to be taken by the Collectors of Impost, 
     
     in addition to the recognizances directed to be 
     
     entered into as security for the payment of duties 
     
     of impost and excise, shall, as well as the de- 
     
     feazance thereon to be endorsed, be in the form 
     
     in the schedule to this Act annexed, marked (B) 
     
     or in such other form as the Lieutenant Gover- 
     
     nor, or other Adn’iinistrator ofthe Governn‘ient, 
     
    
   
   
    
     for the time being, in Council, may, from time 
     
    
   
   
    
     to time direct. 
     
    
   
   
    
     XXVI. It shall be competent and lawful for 
     
     any of Her Majesty’s Queen’s Counsel in this 
     
     Island, when called upon so to do, in the ab- 
     
     sence, or in the event of the incapacity from ill- 
     
     ness of the Attorney or Solicitor General, or 
     
     when either of those offices shall be vacant, to 
     
     sign all necessary declarations, pleas, bail pieces, 
     
     and other papers required to be signed in order 
     
     to enter up judgment in Her Majesty’s Supreme 
     
     Court of Judicature, on any warrant of attorney 
     
     heretofore taken by collectors of Impost and 
     
     Excise, in addition to the recognizance by law 
     
     directed to be taken as security for the payment 
     
     of duties of impost and excise, notwithstanding 
     
     that such warrant of attorney shall be directed 
     
     to the Attorney General and Solicitor General 
     
     only; also, to issue execution on the same, to 
     
     take all necessary steps to perfect execution, 
     
     and to acknowledge satisfaction under any such 
     
     circumstances as aforesaid when payment has 
     
     been recovered or received. 
     
    
   
   
    
     XXVII. All Warrants of Attorney which have 
     
     heretofore been taken by Collectors of Impost 
     
     and Excise, in addition to the recognizance by 
     
     law directed to be taken as security for pay- 
     
     ment of duties of impost and excise, shall, not- 
     
     withstanding that the same shall not in all cases 
     
     be found to have been strictly.taken in accord- 
     
     ance with the directions contained in the statutes 
     
     in force respecting the same, or the taking or 
     
     form of such warrants of attorney, be held and 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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