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may properly be sold, and provides further
that particulars of the sale of Part I
poisons must be entered in a book and
that the entry must be signed by the
purchaser.
There does not appear,
however, to be any provision in the
Ordinance or Regulations corresponding
to Rules 6 and 7 of the Poisons Rules,
1935 (made under the Pharmacy and Poisons
Act, 1933) which both modify and extend
the application of these provisions in
certain directions. In particular, the
provisions of Section 19(2) have not,
it is observed, been extended so as to
apply to the sale of any poisons in
Part II of the Poisons List, the more
dangerous of which, such as those in the
arsenical group, it was thought essential
in this country to subject to the
restrictions contained in Section 18(2)
of