THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MAY 18, 1906.
List of OFFENCES, ETC.,~—Continued.
831
OFFENCES.
Brought forward,
Police Force Regulation Ordinance-11 of 1900—Contd.
Police Constables-Obstructing or resisting, in the
discharge of their duties,
NO. OF CASES.
NO. OF
PRI-
SONERS.
OFFENCES,
No. OF CASES.
No. of PRI- SONERS.
11,787 15.847
Brought forward.........
12,758 17,382
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Regulation of Chinese Ordinauec-3 of 1888,—Contd.
Chinese Theatre-Breach of Conditions of Licence
Post Office Ordinance-S oF 1900.-
for,
9
Letters, &c.-Stealing, forging stamps and other
felonies,
1
Rogues and Vagabonds, 5th of Geo. IV. Chapter 83, s. 4,—
Rogues and Vagabonds-ás suspicious characters,
26
26
Postmaster General-Infringing privileges of. Despatch of mails, Failure to comply with require-
ments of Ordinance,
10
11
-Being in possession of house-
breaking implements,
5
5
*
2
Prevention of Crimes Ordinance-4 of 1887,—
Offences under,
I
1
Private Vehicles Licensing Ordinance—5 of 1895,-
Private Vehicles--Unlicensed,
20
22
- Found in dwelling house.
&c. for an unlawful purpose.; Found in vacant house. -Wandering abroad and lod-
ging in the open air. . .. ..
49
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52
9
104
119
-Letting out for hire,
2
2
Vehicle Regulation Ordinancë--3 of 1899,—
Star Ferry Company Ordinance-16 of 1902--
Breach of Bye-laws,
2
3
Carrying no lights between sunset and sunrise, Causing damage by negligence or misbehaviour
(section 6).
14
17 Sale of Food and Drugs Ordinance-8 of 1896,—
Breach of,
5
14
16
Drawing trucks in a prohibited thoroughfare,
34
40
during prohibited hours,
2
Liquor Licence Ordinance-8 of 1898,-
Servants Quarters Ordinance—11 of 1903.—
Using without permission,.
11
106
Not keeping rule of the road,
3
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Chinese Restaurant-Breach of,
1
Public Assemblages (Regulation of Traffic) Ord, 2 of 1869.--
Breach of Regulations,
6
6
Chinese Spirit Shop Regulations-Breach of, Eating House-Unlicensed keeping of,
2
6
Public Buildings, Gardens, &c.,--Regulations for mainten-
ance of good order and preservation of property in. (Ordinance 2 of 1870),--
Public Gardens--Breach of Regulations for,
Prison Od nance-1 of 1899,--
Breach of,
Public Health Ordinance-1 of 1908,-
Bakehouse Bye-laws-Breach of.
Cemetery—Corj se, neglecting to report to Overseer of, Common Lodging Honses-Unlicensed keeping of,
Conservancy Contract-Breach of,
Dairy Bye-laws→→ Breach of,
Drain, &c.—Leaving open and unprotected,
Latrine Regulations-Breach of,
Intoxicating Liquors-Selling without licence,
15
16
Public Honse-Permitting disorder in, ....
1
--Breach of....
-Distilling without licence,
Ships (Prohibition of sale of Liquor) Ordinance—11 of
1886-
11
11
4
3
Laundries, Unregistered,
-Overcrowding,
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23
41
Spirituous Liquors, Selling on board ship or ap-
proaching ship for the purpose of selling,
2
2
2
Stone Cutters' Island Ordinance −1 of 1889,
10
15
Fort-Eutering,
1
3
3
3 Stowaways Ordinance-3 of 1903,
5
5
Stowaways,
40
88
3
-Aiding and abetting,
3
9
2
The Small Tenements Recovery Ordinance-10 of 1897,
4
14
Refusing or neglecting to deliver over to owner
possession of tenements,
3
6
Magistrates' Order-Failing to comply with.
16
26
The Tramways Ordinance-10 of 1902.-
Night soil or noxious waters-Carrying, during pro-
Offences under,
30
33
hibited hours, or depositing in the streets,
10
38
Placing stones on Tramway line.
5
---In an uncovered bucket,..
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Nuisances Neflecting to abate, after notice served
by the Sanitary Board.
The Triad and Unlawful Societies Ordinance-2 of 1887.
Contraventions of, and Offences under,
7
7
109
123The Uniform Ordinance-4 of 1895,-
Offensive Trade Establishment-Breach of Bye-laws
made under
Military Uniform-Wearing.
1
1
I
1
Overcrowding-In tenement house,
235
519
Vaccination Ordinance-2 of 1890,-
Offences under,...
7
72
-In Opium Divan,
B
24
Vagrancy Ordinance-9 of 1897,—
Uncleanly condition in Opium Divan,
4
Vagrants,
52
64
Pigs, &c.-Keeping, without licence,
8
16
-Failing to return to House of Detention,
5
5
l'igwash-Carrying during prohibited hours,
17
25
Water Works Orlininée-16 of 1903,—
Plague and other infectious diseases-Neglecting to
report cases of.
Water-Wasting.
17
20
2
2
Water Works---Breach ol,
1
1
Prevention of the dissemination of plague by rats.-
Breach of the Bye-laws,
B
3
Weights and Measures Ordinance-2 of 1885.—
Breach of.
17
24
Registration of Births and Deaths Ordinance-7 of 1896,-
Dead Bodies-Unlawful removal of,.
Wild Birds and Game Ordinance-6 of 1885,
13
17
Death-Failing to report,
G
-Wilfully giving false information to lolice concerning,
Regulation of Chinese Burials, and Prevention of certain
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Birds and Game-Unlicensed shooting or taking of, Women and Girls' Protection Ordinance-4 of 1897,
Abduction of girls under the age of 16 years,. Decoying wom or girls into, or away from the
Colony,
3
5
7 i
7
18
19
Nuisances Ordinance-1 of 1845,—
Detaining, harbouring, or receiving women or girls
Obeying calls of nature in the streets or in improper
for the purpose of prostitution,.
3
places,.
49
49
Indecent assault upon any female.
Roads and streets-Injury to,
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Procuration of girls under 16 to have carnal connexion,
1
G
Shrubs, Trees-Cutting or destroying,
77
90
Purchasing, pledging, or selling women or girls for
Trespass on Crown Land,
172
251
the purpose of prostitution,
5
7
Regulation of Chinese People Ordinance-1 of 1845,-
Mendicancy,
Detaining woman against her will with intent to
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marry or carnally know her,
1
.1
Regulation of Chinese Ordinance-3 of 1888,-
Taking away woman with intent to cause her to be
General.
Bills-Posting, without permission from Registrar
Drums and Gongs-Night noises by beating, Fire works-Discharging, without permits, Processions-Organising in the Public Street without
a permit,
Carried forward,.
married or carnally known,
2
2
19 1920
3
4
Contagions Diseases-Permitting women, suffering
2
from-to remain in brothels,
12
12
22
38
Brothels or Lodging House for Prostitutes-Closing
of,
42
92
3
Co
3
Undecided cases,
117
231
12,758 17,382)
TOTAL,.
13,450 | 18,475