CAP. 106]
G.N.A. 75/51.
Telecommunication.
CONDITIONS OF LICENCE.
1. All radiocommunication appliances and apparatus which are or may be intended to be sold, hired or otherwise disposed of, by the licensee for use in radiocommunication in this Colony and which are or may be in the possession of the licensee, hereinafter referred to as the licensed apparatus, shall unless and until disposed of in accordance with this licence be kept at
and in no other place without the written permission of the Postmaster General.
2. The licensed apparatus shall not be used for or by the licensee or by any person either on behalf of or by permission of the licensee for the purpose of radiocommunication, except under and in accordance with a licence granted by the Postmaster General.
3. The licensee shall keep and maintain registers of the licensed apparatus and of all his dealings and transactions therewith. He shall produce such registers and shall exhibit his stock of such apparatus to and on the demand of the Postmaster General or his authorized agent. He shall forward monthly to the licensing authority a detailed list of all transactions made. This list shall include details of stocks received and disposed of and repair or installation work effected by him during the month; the date, nature of transaction and full name and address of customer being included.
FORM 6.
Telecommunication Ordinance.
(Chapter 106 of the Revised Edition).
Form of application for permission to attend examination for certificate of competency as wireless telegraph operator or watcher on Board British Ships Registered in Hong Kong.
The Postmaster General,
SIR,
Hong Kong.
I beg to inform you that I wish to obtain a
First Class
Second Class
Air Radio Operator's
Endorsement
Special Class
Radiotelephony (General)
Radiotelephony (Restricted)
certificate qualifying me
to act
as Operator on board British ships. I have furnished evidence that I am of British nationality.
I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
Name in full
Place of birth
240
(usual signature). .(date).
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