No. 63/1926:

STREET TRADING (CITY OF DUBLIN) REGULATIONS, 1926.

STREET TRADING (CITY OF DUBLIN) REGULATIONS, 1926.

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WHEREAS by Section 13 of the Street Trading Act, 1926 (No. 15 of 1926), it is enacted that the Minister for Justice may by order make regulations for certain purposes therein specified:

NOW, I, Caoimhghín O h-Uigín, Minister for Justice, by virtue of the powers conferred upon me by Section 13 of the Street Trading Act, 1926 , and of all other powers enabling me in this behalf, do hereby order as follows:—

1. Every person desiring to obtain a street trader's certificate shall fill and complete a Form of Application therefor, which shall be in accordance with such modification of Form I in the Schedule hereto as may be suitable. Such form, when completed, shall be given to the Station Sergeant of the Gárda Síochána in the sub-district in which the applicant resides, or where the applicant does not reside in the City of Dublin, to the Station Sergeant of a sub-district within the city, and shall be transmitted by such sergeant to the Superintendent for the district for submission to the Commissioner. Where the applicant is over 16 years of age a fee of 5s. must be given to the Station Sergeant at the time of making the application. In the event of the application being refused, the fee so paid by the applicant shall be returned to him.

2. A street trader's certificate shall be in accordance with such modification of Form II in the Schedule hereto as may be suitable. In the event of the holder of a street trader's certificate changing his address after the issue of such certificate to him, and while such certificate remains in force, he shall forthwith notify such change of address to the Station Sergeant of the sub-district in which he resides, or where the holder of the certificate resides outside the City of Dublin, to the Station Sergeant of the sub-district in which he made his application for such certificate.

3. The holder of a street trader's certificate may sell or offer, expose and carry for sale goods of any description in any street in the City of Dublin save in the following streets, namely: Grafton Street, Nassau Street, Dawson Street, Suffolk Street, Wicklow Street, Exchequer Street, South Great George's Street, College Green, College Street, Dame Street, Westmoreland Street, O'Connell Street, North Earl Street, Parliament Street, and that portion of Talbot Street between Gardiner Street and Marlboro' Street, in which newspapers only may be sold, or offered, exposed or carried for sale.

The version of this Order in the Irish language, prepared officially, is printed on the opposite pages.

4. The tray, bag, basket or other like receptacle in which the holder of a street trader's certificate may carry goods of any description shall not exceed eighteen inches in width by twenty-four inches in length.

5. A street trader's stall licence shall be in accordance with such modification of Form III in the Schedule hereto as may be suitable.

6. The registers of street traders' certificates and stall traders' licences to be kept by the Commissioner of the Gárda Síochána and Corporation, shall be in accordance with such modification of Forms 4 and 5 respectively in the Schedule hereto as may be suitable.

7. These Regulations may be cited as "The Street Trading (City of Dublin) Regulations, 1926."

Dated this 22nd day of July, 1926. C. Ó H-UIGÍN,

Aire Dlí agus Cirt.

Éinrí Ó Frighil.

SCHEDULE.

I.

STREET TRADING ACT, 1926 .

APPLICATION FOR STREET TRADERS' CERTIFICATE.

I,................................residing at........................................, in the County of....................,do hereby apply for a Street Trader's Certificate authorising me to act as a Street Trader within the City of Dublin.

I am under the age of sixteen years.

To be deleted where applicant is over the age.

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Signature of Applicant.

Date............ day of........................, 19....

To the Station Sergeant, Gárda Síochána,

at............................

II.

STREET TRADING ACT, 1926 .

STREET TRADER'S CERTIFICATE.

No........

I,............................................Coimisineir, Gárda Síochána, do hereby authorise............................ of................................, to sell and to offer, expose and carry for sale in the City of Dublin, any goods of any description actually carried by him (or her) either directly in his hands or by means of a tray, bag, basket, or other receptacle subject to the provisions of the Street Trading Act, 1926 , and to any prohibition of certain streets and the limiting of the sizes of receptacles imposed by the Regulations made thereunder.

This Certificate will expire on the........ day of................ 19....

Dated this........day of.................... 19....

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Coimisineir,

(To be endorsed on back of each Certificate).

Description of Holder of Certificate.

Age .......................................

Height .....................................

Complexion ................................

Hair.......................................

Eyes......................................

Any peculiarity of features, etc. .................................

Change of Address ..........................

.........................

N.B.

(1) Any change of address must be at once reported to the Gárda Síochána.

(2) If the holder of this Certificate is under 16 years of age, he or she is not exempt from the obligation to comply with all bye-laws made by the Corporation of the City of Dublin under the Employment of Children Act, 1903.

(3) This Certificate must be produced to any member of the Gárda Síochána when demanded.

(4) This Certificate is not transferable.

(5) No goods of any kind except newspapers can be sold in Grafton Street, Nassau Street, Dawson Street, Suffolk Street, Wicklow Street, Exchequer Street, South Great George's Street, College Green, College Street, Dame Street, Westmoreland Street, O'Connell Street, North Earl Street, Parliament Street, and that portion of Talbot Street between Gardiner Street and Marlboro' Street.

III.

STREET TRADING ACT, 1926 .

STREET TRADER'S STALL LICENCE.

No........

............................. of............................. in the County of...................., being the holder of a Street Trader's Certificate, No......, is hereby authorised to offer, expose and carry for sale and to sell on a wheeled and movable stall, barrow, cart, or other vehicle, any goods of any description in the City of Dublin, subject to the provisions of the Street Trading Act, 1926 , and to any prohibition of certain streets and the limiting of the size of vehicles imposed by by-laws or regulations made thereunder, or to offer, expose and carry for sale and to sell on a stall, booth, or other stand ........................(specify class of goods), in the City of Dublin (or at pitch No...... in........................Street, in the City of Dublin), subject to the provisions of the Street Trading Act, 1926 , and to any prohibition of certain streets and the limiting of the size of stands imposed by the by-laws and regulations made thereunder.

This Certificate will expire on the........ day of................, 19....

Dated this........ day of...................., 19....,

Sealed with the Seal of the Corporation.

(To be endorsed on back of each Certificate).

The holder of this licence is authorised to employ .............. assistants, whose names, addresses and ages are as follows:—

N.B.—Stall-Trading is prohibited in the following streets (set out names of Streets)........................

IV.

STREET TRADING ACT, 1926 .

REGISTER OF STREET TRADERS.

V.

STREET TRADING ACT, 1926 .

REGISTER OF STALL HOLDERS.