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SANITARY LEGISLATION.
Shops Act, 1912, 2 Geo. 5, Cap. 3.
This statute codifies, without any material alteration of substance,
the provisions of the following Acts relating to shops:—Shop Hours Act,
1892; Shop Hours Act, 1893; Shop Hours Act, 1895; Seats for Shop
Assistants Act, 1899; Shop Hours Act, 1904; Shops Act, 1911; As to
repeal see section 22.
Shops Regulations.
Regulations, dated April 1, 1912, made by the Secretary of State for
the Home Department, in pursuance of the Shops Act, 1912.
Shops Act, 1913, 2 & 3 Geo. 5, cap. 24.
An Act to amend the Shops Act, 1912, in its application to premises
for the sale of refreshments. (7th March, 1913.)
The Homework Order of 20th January, 1913 (No. 91), (see page 158).
Order of Secretary of State, Employment at Night of Male
Young Persons of 16 years and upwards (see page 158).
Tuberculosis Order, 1913, (Board of Agriculture and Fisheries)
(see page 176).
London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1913—agreements
as to Ambulance Service.
And whereas it is expedient that the Council and other authorities
should be empowered to enter into and carry into effect arrangements
with the object of obtaining an ambulance service to deal with cases of
accident or illness (other than infectious disease):
15. The Council on the one hand and the managers of the metropolitan
asylums district the Port of London Authority the metropolitan
borough coumcils and boards of guardians of poor law unions within or
adjoining the administrative County of London or any of such authorities
on the ether hand may enter into and carry into effect agreements for
the working and use by the Council or any of such authorities for the
purposes of the ambulance service authorised by the Metropolitan Ambulances
Act 1909 of ambulances lands premises and appliances used by
the Council or any of such authorities in connection with ambulance
services provided by them for purposes other than those of the said Act
and for utilising for the purposes of the ambulance service authorised by
the said Act the services of any persons employed by the Council or any
of such authorities.