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1616.
Renewal
of
Registration.
Registration
of
unsatisfied
bills
of
sale
must
he
renewed
every
five
years.
1617.
Voidance
of
Bill
of
Sale.
A
bill
of
sale
executed
within
seven
days
after
the
execution
of
a
prior
unregistered
bill
of
sale,
if
comprising
all
or
part
of
the
same
chattels,
and
if
given
as
a
security
for
the
same
debt
or
any
part
thereof,
will
be
absolutely
void.
1618.
Bills
of
Sale
to
be
Executed
in
presence
of
Solicitor.
To
prevent
necessitous
persons
being
inveigled
by
sharpers
into
signing
bills
of
sale
for
sums
in
excess
of
advances,
or
in
blank,
as
has
been
done
in
some
cases,
every
bill
of
sale
had
to
be
executed
in
the
presence
of
a
solicitor,
but
under
the
Bills
of
Sale
Act,
1882,
this
is
no
longer
imperative,
the
condition
only
affecting
bills
drawn
under
the
Act
of
1878.
1619.
Preserving
Fruit.
The
grand
secret
of
preserving
is
to
deprive
the
fruit
of
its
water
of
vegetation
in
the
shortest
time
possible;
for
which
purpose
the
fruit
ought
to
be
gathered
just
at
the
point
of
proper
maturity.
An
ingenious
French
writer
considers
fruit
of
all
kinds
as
having
four
distinct
periods
of
maturity--the
maturity
of
vegetation,
of
honeyfication,
of
expectation,
and
of
coction.
1620.
The
First
Period.
The
first
period
he
considers
to
be
that
when,
having
gone
through
the
vegetable
processes
up
to
the
ripening,
it
appears
ready
to
drop
spontaneously.
This,
however,
is
a
period
which
arrives
sooner
in
the
warm
climate
of
France
than
in
the
colder
orchards
of
England;
but
its
absolute
presence
may
be
ascertained
by
the
general
filling
out
of
the
rind,
by
the
bloom,
by
the
smell,
and
by
the
facility
with
which
it
may
be
plucked
from
the
branch.
But
even
in
France,
as
generally
practised
in
England,
this
period
may
be
hastened,
either
by
cutting
circularly
through
the
outer
rind
at
the
foot
of
the
branch,
so
as
to
prevent
the
return
of
the
sap,
or
by
bending
the
branch
to
a
horizontal
position
on
an
espalier,
which
answers
the
same
purpose.
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