View report page

61
IV.—(continued).
the Analyst appointed by the Vestry, and to receive from him a
Certificate of the result of his analysis, under the following conditions:
(i.) The purchaser must inform the dealer, at the time of buying,
of his intention to have his purchase analysed, and must give
the dealer the opportunity of accompanying him to the Inspector
of Nuisances.
(ii.) The purchaser must immediately convey his purchase to
the Yestry Hall, and give it into the custody of the Inspector of
Nuisances, being accompanied thither by the dealer, or else producing
other sufficient proof that due notice has been given to the
dealer of his intention to have the analysis made, and making
declaration that the article for analysis has not been tampered
with since it left the dealer's hands.
(iii.) The purchaser shall pay to the Inspector, on leaving with
him the article to be analysed, a sum of not less than 2s. 6d. or
more than 10s. 6d.
GEORGE WILLIAM MARSPEN,
Vestry Clerk.
Vestry Hall, 19th March, 1873.