EAST AFRICA AND UGANDA

The Native liqaor Ordinaace 1906.

(No 40 of 1906.)

Jt 18 bereby enacted as foUows :

1. The importation of palm wine^ pombe, femaïUed asali ^houey) and other native intoxicating liquors (bereinafter called native liquors) inio the pJaces apecified in schedule (i) is hereby prcxhibited ei^ept under a license in writing from the Collecter and upon the terms and conditions specified therein.

2. No person shali hâve in bis possession or under bis control in tbe places speciQed in schedule (1) native liquors to a greater quantity tban is reasonably necessary for the use of bis bousehold except under a license in writing from tbe Collecter and upon the terms and conditions speci6ed therein. Provided always that any person holding a license to sell under tbe Native Liquor Ordinance 1902 or a license under this Ordinance may bave in bis possession or under bis control such quantity of native liquors as sball be specified inaucb license.

3. Tbe licensing autbority under this Ordinance may grant or witbbold a license at bis discrétion.

4. The Commissioner may from time to time by Proclamation extend tbe application of this Ordinance to such other towns, places or areas within tbe Protectorate as he may think fit.

5. k lioense under this Ordinance «rhall be in one of tbeforms iti«cbedti1e (2) or to that efiect or in such form as tbe Commissioner may from time to time by Rules direct and sucb license sball be produced by tbe licenseeiipondemand.

6. No fee sball be charged fer a license under section 1. Tbe fee cbargeable under section 2 shall be tbe sum of eigbt annas. . The Commissioner may by Rules fix or vary