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13. Every agent and every person providing such lodging or accommodation as
aforesaid shall, at once, give notice in writing to the Town Clerk at the Guildhall, in
the City of London, of any change of abode or of any additional or substituted premises
where it is proposed to carry on the trades or businesses referred to in Bye-law 1, before
any such trade or business is transacted therein.
The foregoing bye-laws were made by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the
City of London, in Common Council assembled, on the 29th day of November, 1906,
and were submitted to and confirmed at a subsequent meeting of the Common Council,
held on the 13th day of December, 1906, and are in substitution for those made and
confirmed respectively on the 10th and 31st May, 1906, which are hereby repealed.
Examined,
HOMEWOOD CRAWFORD,
City Solicitor.
I hereby approve the foregoing Bye-laws.
H. J. GLADSTONE,
One of His Majesty's Principal
Whitehall, Secretaries of State.
20th December, 1906.
N.B.—By sec. 47 (4) of the Act under which these bye-laws are made, it is provided
that any officer duly authorised by the Corporation in that behalf, shall at all
reasonable times be afforded by the person registered full and free power of entry
into the registered premises for the purpose of inspecting such premises and the
books required to be kept by such person.