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The definicion of "junk" in this Article

id definition of "junk" in sention 2 of the

ing Ordinance, 1899, (No. 10 of 1899.)

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Under Section sub-sections (14) and (15)

o the ". S. Amendment Ordinence 1906 (No. 16 of 1906) junka

are at present licensed in two classes, viz.:- as trading or

fishing junks. The stipulation that no junk may recniro a

licence in both classes at the game time in now,

(b).

This is not required by the oxiating lawT,

unlicensed

At present only(junks are required to have certifie tes under

Section 4(6) of Ordinance No. 16 of 1906.

(c).

This article is based on Section 4 gube

-section (12) of Ordinance No. 16 of 1905.

NO.

(a).

of Ordinance

At present under Section 4

16 of 1906 the number of e rsificate of every unlicensed

junk has to be branded on her hull, while subsections (24) and

(15) prescribe the methods of making trading and “ishinë junks

rospectively. The object of the clange made by this article is

to institute an unmistakable distinction between trading junks

which will as heretofore have their licence number painted on

the stern and hull, and fishing junka which will have their certificate

bieknes(himber on their mainsails. This article will necessitati

the antment of section 4 (15), The Certificate number is adopto because it will not change. The Licence number may be changed

As regards the supervision over atores

carried by junks, this matter is at present doals with by the

Harbour Faster unter Section 4 (19) and I attach a copy of an

„ørdar issued by him on the 6th. April, 1909, on this subject.

It is proposed to ake the supervision of stores more strict

because the Chinese Customs complain of snuggling of salt

especially by fishing junka.

(a).

At present under Section 4 (10) ary license-

-od junk may be given a "special permit" by the Harbour Master:

and

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