Licensing badges on handcarts

(1) The Council shall supply the owner of every handcart to whom a licence is issued under these By-Laws with a metal badge (hereinafter in these By-Laws referred to as a “licensing badge”) which shall be one pattern for each calendar year. (2) The owner of every handcart shall cause the licensing badge to be affixed to the handcart in respect of which he is licensed in such a position that every figure on the badge is upright and easily distinguishable from behind the handcart, whether the handcart is stationary or in motion and the owner shall cause the licensing badge to be kept so affixed until the end of the year for which the licence was issued. (3) If any person who does not hold a licence under these By- Laws for every handcart used or employed by him, affixes, or permits a licensing badge to be affixed to any handcart in respect of which he does not hold a licence, he shall be guilty of an offence against this By-Law. (4) If a licensing badge is lost or destroyed, the person to whom the same was issued shall, on making a statutory declaration to 248 Town Councils that effect and paying a fee of twenty-five cents, be entitled to obtain another licensing badge for that year from the Town Administrator. (5) Every person who is guilty of an offence against this By- Law shall upon summary conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty-five dollars for each and every such offence.