1846
May 2nd. | Notification describing three new natives of China, for the capture of cash of whom the Chinese authorities have offered a reward of three hundred Dollars... | Transmitted to England. | 29th May, in C.M. No.64.
May 19th. | Publications of additional Instructions to H.E. the Governor, for permitting and regulating appeals from the Supreme Court at Hongkong to Her Majesty in Council. Publication of the Queen's Commission establishing a Vice Admiralty Court at Hongkong. | C.M. No.66.
May 22nd. | Notification stating that the Contract for Government printing will expire on the 27th July, and calling for Tenders for that service. | C.M. No.68.
May 23rd. | Notification publishing Extracts of a Despatch from the Right Honorable the Secretary for the Colonies, in reply to a Memorial from the Merchants in the Colony of Hongkong. | C.M. No.69.
June 4th. | Publication of Letters Patent appointing Sir J. F. Davis, Vice Admiral of Hong Kong, and J. W. Hulme Esq. Judge of the Vice Admiralty Court at the said Island. |
June 10th. | Notification announcing that the exclusive right to sell Opium in quantities larger than one chest, for the period of one year, will be put up to Auction. |
June 23rd. | Notification announcing the appointment of Messrs Harrison and Markwick, in the room of Messrs Pope and Tarrant, as Assessors and Collectors of the Police Rate under Ordinance No. 2 of 1846. |
June 28th. | Notification stating that a sale of Leases of Crown Lands will take place on the 1st July. | C.M. No.70.
June 29th. | Notification appointing W.P.C. Attree and F. Forney Grover. |
June 29th. | Notification announcing that leave of absence, on Medical Certificate, granted to the Honorable F. W. Bruce, appointing the Honorable Major Caine to officiate as Colonial Secretary, and changes in offices consequent thereon. |
June 29th. | Notification appointing A.R. Johnston Esq., Secretary to Her Majesty's Plenipotentiary and Chief Superintendent of Trade in China, to be a member of the Executive Council of Hongkong. |
June 29th. | Notification appointing the Honorables A. R. Johnston and others, to be Justices of the Peace for the Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies. |
July 14th. | Notification announcing that during the visit of His Excellency the Governor to Canton, the Honorable Major General D'Aguilar, Lieutenant-Governor, will administer the Government of the Colony. | C.M. No.78.
July 24th. | Proclamation conveying Her Majesty's approval of Ordinances No. 14 of 1845, to repeal Ordinance No. 5 of 1844, entitled "An Ordinance for the preservation of good Order and cleanliness, within the Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, and to make other provisions in lieu thereof" and No. 1 of 1844, to amend the Ordinance No. 4 of 1844, entitled "An Ordinance to restrain all persons within the Colony of Hongkong, from leaving seamen and others in a destitute state in the Colony of Hongkong, and from refusing to convey distressed seamen from thence to England; and also to provide for the good Conduct of seamen within the same." | Transmitted to England. |
July 24th. | Notification stating that Mr. A. I. Gordon, Surveyor General, has resumed the duties of his Office from this day. |
July 24th. | Notification announcing that the privileges of weighing salt and quarrying stone on the Island of Hongkong, for the period of one year from the 1st September next, will be put up to auction on the 15th of August. | C.M. No.76.
August 28th. | Notice calling for Tenders for a passage to Singapore for four Indian Convicts, and to Bombay for twenty-one Chinese Convicts. | C.M. No.81.
September 2nd. | Notification stating that a sale of Leases of Crown Lands will take place on the 16th of October next. |
September 2nd. | Notification making known that leave of absence, on Medical Certificate for eighteen months, has been granted to the Honorable P.I. Stirling Esq., Attorney General. |
September 2nd. | Notification stating appointment of the Honorable Major Caine, to be a member of the Legislative Council. |
September 17th. | Notification conveying Her Majesty's approval of Ordinances No. 22 of 1844, for establishing standard Weights and measures, and for preventing the use of such as are false or deficient, and No. 6 of 1845, to repeal Ordinance No. 21 of 1844, and to make better provision for licensing the weighing and brokerage of salt, and the sales of Opium, Bhang, Ganja, Pawn, Betel, and Betel Leaf within the Colony of Hongkong; and for licensing Pawnbrokers and Auctioneers, with a Table of Fees on Official Licenses and Signatures. |
September 28th. | Notifications requiring persons desirous of erecting a patent slip in the Colony, to intimate the same to the Colonial Secretary, on or before the 28th Instant. | C.M. No.83.
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Transmitted to England.
Date of the Law, Jo.
1846.
the capture of cash of whow the Chinese authorities have offered 29th May, in a reward of three hundred Dollars...
Call. 64.
Publications of additional Instructions to I. £. the Governor, for
fermitting and regulating appeals from the Supreme Come at Ronghong to Her Majesty in Council.. Publication of the Quson's Commission establishing a Vice of the Admiralty Court at Houghong.
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19th
Notification stating that the Contract for Government printing will expire on the 27th July, and calling for Tenders for that service.
gord May, is CM. N°66.
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Cell. Nr 68.
Helification publishing Extracts of a Despatch from the Right Honorable the secretarras yas
for this Colonies, in reply 22" clay, in to a Memorial from the Merchants in the Colony of Hongkong C.all. No kb. June 4th. Publication of Letters batent appointing Sir J. F. Davis,
Vice Admiral of Hong Kong, and J. W. Hulose Cig Judge 23th June, in of the Vice Admiralty Count at the sand bland. Notification announcing that the exclusive right to sell Opium in A makler quantities than one. of one year, will be put up to Auction, ALL.. Notification announcing the appointment of Messrs Harrison and Markurick, in the room of Messrs Pope
10th
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July 14th. Proclamation conveying Her Majesty's approval of Ordinances N. 14, of 1845, to repeal Ordinance N.5 of 1844, entitled, An Ordinance for tht preservation of good Førder and cleanliness, within the Colony of Hongkong and its "Dependencies, and to make, other provisions in lise thereof and No 1 of 184h," to amend the Ordinance /7°4 of 1844, entitled * Ax Ordinance to restrain all persons within the Colony of
Chest, for the p
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C.M. N. bq.
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and Tarrant, as Assesses and Collectors of the Price Rate under Ordinance: M: 2 of 1846..
Notification stating that a sole of Leases of Crown
Lavin's will take place on the first Jules.
Notificatione a ffpointing WP.C. att? Forney Grover 23rd June, in of the Island of Hongkong, vice Holdforth, resigned... .C.M. Nr. 70. Notification announcing
have of absence.
on Medical
Certificate, granted to the Honorable F. W. Bruce) appointing the Honorable Major Cains to officiate as Colonial Secretary, and changes in offices consequent thereon..
29th Notification oppositing A.Rh. Johnston 1'44. Secretary to Her Majesty's Plénipotentiary and Chief Superintendent of Trade in China to be a member of the Excentive Cunnet of Hongkong..
294
Notification appointing the Honorables A. R. Johnston Eng. on Justice of the Race for the Glory of Hongkong and its Dependencies..
Melification announcing that during the visit of this Ematheny the Governor to Chuson, the Honnable Major General Diagnilen Lieutenant-Governor, will aðrminieter the Gowerovment of the Colony...
24th July,
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C.M. N. 78.
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1896.
" Hongkong, from trading in the Compire of China, to the anthid 24th July, sh. of the 32nd degree of North latitude":"
bill. Nr 74.
Reclamation announcing disallowance by Her Majesty the Queen of Ordinance N 4 of 1844, to restrain Masters of Merchant Vessels belonging to Her Majesty's subjects from "leaving kanun akid others in a destitute state in the
•Colony of Hongkong, and from refusing to convey distressed * seamen from thence to England; and also to provide for the good
the "Conduct of seamen within the same...
Notification stating that Mr. A. I. Gndon, Surveyor lomerat has resumed the duties of his Office from this day.
24th Notification
August 28th.
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announcing that the privileges of weighing wilt and quarrying stove on the Island of Hongking for the period of
I' one year from the 1th September next 27th August, will be put up to auction on the 15th of August...Cl. Ht. 76. Notice calling for Tenders for a passage to Singapore for four Irdians Convicts, and to Bombay for twentyone 28th Sept.
Chinese Convicts..
14th & Hongkong.....
Cell. Nr 81. September 2nd Notification stating that a sale of Leases of banor Lands
will take place on the 16th of October next. Notification making known that leave of absencer on Medical Ortificate for eighteen mouths has been granted to the Stonorable P.I. Stealing Esqre Attorney Geral Notification stating appointment of the Honorable
Major Caine) to be a member of the Legislative Council conveying Her Majesty's approval of Bedinances Mr 22 of 1844, for citablishing standard "Wights and measures, and for preventing the use of such
faleer and deficient, and N°6 of 1845, to repeat "Ordinance M. 21 of 1844, and to make better provision "for licensing the roeighing and brokerage of salt, and the sales of Opium, Bhaang, Ganje, Paun, Betel, and Retel Leaf within the Colony of Hongkong; and for licensing " of Pawnbrokers and Auctioneers, with a Table of Fees ons
Official Licenses and Signatures". Notifications requiring frersons desirous of erecting a patent stlife in the Colony, to intimate the same to the Colonial. Secutary, on or before the 28th Instant..
17th
28th Sept. in
b.all. Nr.83.
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