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1903.
In Government Gazette of
| Date | No. | Subject of Proclamation |
|---|---|---|
| 21st January | 1 | Shanghai proclaimed to be an infected port. |
| 24th February | 2 | Tamsui proclaimed to be an infected port. |
| 26th May | 3 | Arms, &c. — Prohibition to export, continued. |
| 29th July | 4 | New Territories Land Court Ordinance, 1905,—Coming into operation on and from the 1st August, 1905. |
| 20th October | 5 | Duration of voyage of Chinese Passenger Ship from Hongkong or any port of China to Réunion. |
| 22nd November | 6 | Arms, &c.—Prohibition to export, continued. |
Alternatively, in paragraph form as per original:
In Government Gazette of
21st January, No. 1.—Shanghai proclaimed to be an infected port.
24th February, No. 2.—Tamsui proclaimed to be an infected port.
26th May, No. 3.—Arms, &c. — Prohibition to export, continued.
29th July, No. 4.—New Territories Land Court Ordinance, 1905,—Coming into operation on and from the 1st August, 1905.
20th October, No. 5.—Duration of voyage of Chinese Passenger Ship from Hongkong or any port of China to Réunion.
22nd November, No. 6.—Arms, &c.—Prohibition to export, continued.
24th November. (Date appears to be out of place or an error, as it follows No. 6)
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LEGISLATION.
DATE OF PROCLAMATION
SUBJECT OF PROCLAMATION.
1903.
PROCLAMATIONS,
TRANSMUPTED TO ENGLAND,
In Government Gazette of
21st January,
No. 1.-Shanghai proclaimed to be an infertel pont.
24th February,
No. 2.-Tamsui proclaimed to be an infected port.
26th May,
No.
29th July,
No.
20th October,
No.
3.—Arins, &e. — Prohibition to export, continued.
4.- Now Territories Land Culinaire, 1905,—Coming
into operation on and from the 1st August, 1905.
5.-Dmation of voyage of Chinese Passenger Ship from Hongkong or any port of China to Réunion,
2361 January.
24th February,
26th May.
28th July.
2015 October.
22nd November,
No. 6.-Arms, &c.—Prohibition to export, coftinned,
24th November.
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