Publican’s signs

(1) Every person who holds a publican’s general licence shall have his name at full length painted in legible letters at least three inches along with the words “licensed to retail fermented and spirituous liquors”, constantly and permanently on a conspicuous part of the outside of his building where it can be plainly seen and read. (2) Every person holding a malt liquor and cider licence or shop liquor licence shall have his name painted as stated in subsection (1) of this section, with the words “licensed to sell in any quantity ale, porter, beer, cider or perry” or “licensed to sell liquor not to be consumed on the premises”, as the case may be, constantly and permanently on a conspicuous part of the outside of his building where the same can be plainly seen and read. (3) Every such licence holder who fails or neglects to comply with this section commits an offence. signs.