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Paragraphs 7 to 12 of Sir Reginald Stubbs' despatch
deal with companies carrying on business in Hongkong and also in
China, such companies are, by the China (Companies) Order-in-
Council 1915, and by the corresponding Hongkong Companies Ordin-;
ance 1915 called "Hongkong China Companies" and therein specially provided for. The Chine (Companies) Amendment Order-in-Council, 1919, the operation of which His Excellency wishes to postpone, does not apply to Hongkong China Companies, save in so far as the new definition of China Company in Article 3 of the Order-in-
Council of 1919 has now classed as 'China Companies' such of them
as are substantially controlled by persons ordinarily resident in
Chine.
'Hongkong China. Companies' were by the China (Companies) Order-in-Council, 1915, and also by the Hongkong
Companies Ordinance, 1915, defined as follows:-
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'Hongkong China Company' means a company incorporat- ed under the Ordinance*(of 1911 and any amendment
thereof)"which carries on some part of its business within the limits of this Order" (the China (Companies)
Order-in-Council 1915) "and the operations of which
are directed and controlled from some place in Hong
Kong".
A 'China Company' was defined by the China (Companies) Order-in-Council, 1915, and also by the Hongkong Companies
Ordinance 1915 as follows:-
"China. Company means a company limited by shares or by
guarantee incorporated under the Ordinance" (The Hongkong Companies Ordinance 1911, and any amendment thereof and the operations of which are directed and controlled from some place within the limits of the Order" - (the China (Companies) Order-in-Council, 1919),
The China (Companies) Amendment Order-in-Council, 1919,
made after the necessity for further and better control of China
Companies had been proved by experience, more strictly defined the
status