Vagrancy.
VAGRANCY.
(Cap. 229).
(Ordinance No. 9 of 1897).
FORM.
For form of agreement prescribed under the Vagrancy Ordinance, see the Schedule to that Ordinance.
HOUSES OF DETENTION.
(Cap. 229, section 3). (Ordinance No. 9 of 1897).
[19th August, 1932.]
The following premises are hereby certified to be houses of detention and the Commissioner of Prisons is appointed to be the superintendent thereof-
(a) the Prison for Females at Lai Chi Kok;
(b) the buildings at Stanley, known as the Hong Kong Prison;
(c) a portion of the premises previously known as Victoria Gaol.
[CAP. 229
Regulations— Fraser, vol. 1, p. 170.
G.N. 958/39.
EMPLOYMENT OF VAGRANTS REGULATION.
1.
(Cap. 229, section 11). (Ordinance No. 9 of 1897).
[29th December, 1933.]
This regulation may be cited as the Employment of Vagrants Regulation.
2. A vagrant in a house of detention may be employed at such work at an industrial trade, preferably the vagrant's usual trade, as the superintendent of the
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