in s. 7 (2),
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for "The Keeper
there shall be read "He".
in s. 10,
for "
statute for the time being in force there shall be read "enactment applic-
able thereto ".
in s. 11 (1),
for " examination
""
there shall be read "evidence".
in s. 17 (2),
for "fee or reward"
there shall be read “any fee”.
in s. 44 (2),
for "statute for the time being in force"
there shall be read enactment".
in ss. 86 and 87,
for "document in any proceeding under this Ordinance
there shall be read "such document ".
in s. 87,
for such Government as aforesaid "
there shall be read "the Government
for "of such inhabitants"
"
there shall be read of the inhabitants thercof".
in s. 90 (5),
for "
peace officer
>>
there shall be read "police officer ". in (6),
for "statute for the time being in force there shall be read " enactinent ".
in s. 103 (1),
for "and such person
"
there shall be read "and he ".
and ofter such imprisonment"
"
there shall be inserted (which shall
be without hard labour)".
in s. 109,
for "
statute for the time being in force in the Colony"
there shall be read enactment".
Ordinance No. 2 of 1900:-
in s. 2 (definition of "importer "), s. 4 (the last proviso), ss. 7, 8, 15, 19, 21, 22, 25, 26 and 30.
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for CC arms and ammunition" or "arms or ammunition" wherever the words occur
there shall be read "ammunition and arms",
or ammunition or arins 'as the case may require, and the cor- responding grammatical changes are hereby authorised to be made
in s. 2, for " of "
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arms so defined " in the definition
arms
there shall be read "such arms ".
in s. 3 (1),
for "as the Captain Superintendent of Police "
there shall be read " as he ".
in (2),
the words "to the Governor in Council" shall come after the words "that an
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