[city Documents, 1847-1867] 1862- No.7
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Sect. 8. Hackney carriages shall be marked and num- bered in the manner following, viz. : Every hack, or lan- dau, shall be marked on the outside, and upon each side on the sill or rocker immediately below the door, with the number of the license, with white, gilded, or plated figures in the Arabic characters, of not less than one and a half inches in size, on a dark ground, or with a dark figure of the same kind and size upon a light ground, and no other figure or device within four inches of ...the same. Stage coaches shall be numbered in like manner on the top rail of the doors. Omnibuses shall be numbered in like man- ner on the lower panel of the door. Cabs shall be num- bered in like manner on the centre of the top panel of the door, immediately below the glass. Every hackney car- riage, when driven or used in the night time, shall have fixed upon some conspicuous part of the outside thereof two lighted lamps, with plain glass fronts and sides, and having the number of the license of such hackney carriage in figures of at least one and a half inches in size, of the like character, painted with black paint upon the sides and front of each of said lamps, in such a manner that the same may be distinctly seen and known when the same may be standing or driving.
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Sect. 8. Hackney carriages shall be marked and num- bered in the manner following, viz. : Every hack, or lan- dau, shall be marked on the outside, and upon each side on the sill or rocker immediately below the door, with the number of the license, with white, gilded, or plated figures in the Arabic characters, of not less than one and a half inches in size, on a dark ground, or with a dark figure of the same kind and size upon a light ground, and no other figure or device within four inches of ...the same. Stage coaches shall be numbered in like manner on the top rail of the doors. Omnibuses shall be numbered in like man- ner on the lower panel of the door. Cabs shall be num- bered in like manner on the centre of the top panel of the door, immediately below the glass. Every hackney car- riage, when driven or used in the night time, shall have fixed upon some conspicuous part of the outside thereof two lighted lamps, with plain glass fronts and sides, and having the number of the license of such hackney carriage in figures of at least one and a half inches in size, of the like character, painted with black paint upon the sides and front of each of said lamps, in such a manner that the same may be distinctly seen and known when the same may be standing or driving.
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