580810-1940-Dangeroas-Goods-Regulations-1940 — Page 39

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THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MARCH 1, 1940.

AMOUNT

AMOUNT

CLASS.

METHOD OF PACKING,

IN ANY

ONE OUTER

PACKAGE.

IN ANY

ONE INNER

PACKAGE.

Class VII,

Double package, the inner 20 lbs.

¡ 1 lb.

Division 1.

package being her-

metically closed, and

contained in an outer

Class VII,

Division 2, other than matches.

Matches

Safety Matches.

1. Brands

approved by the Harbour Master.

2. Other

brands.

Lucifer

matches.

package as above de- fined.

Single outer package, pro- 100 lbs.

vided that Regulation

No. 50 shall not apply to explosives of this Division.

1. Firmly done up in packages of one dozen, packed in strongly made wooden cases containing not more than 50 gross of matches and lined in- side with strong paper.

2. Cases containing more than 30 gross of matches must be fitted on the outside with strengthening battens round the cases or special stiffening of the ends.

Zine

her-

Or tin-lined metically sealed cases.

Zine or tin-lined ber-

metically sealed cases.

:

1

54. An explosive which is not included in Category 1 shall be packed in such manner as may be directed by the Licensing Authority.

55. Each package containing explosives shall be marked on the cover or lid thereof with the prescribed label.

In the case of explosives of Classes 3 and 4, there shall be added the date of manufacture or issue from the factory:

Provided that in the case of cartridges or charges for cannon, shells, mines, blasting or other like purpose, which do not contain their own means of ignition, the marking shall be as for the explosive when not so made up:

Provided also that in the case of explosives of Class VI, Division 1 (Safety Fuze excepted), there shall be added the words "Not liable to explode in bulk":

Provided also that in the case of Pin Fire Cartridges for pistols there shall be added the words "Pin Fire Cartridges": Provided also that where an outer package contains more than one explosive, the marking above required shall be affixed separately in respect of each explosive so contained.