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LEGISLATION

Date of Proclamation Substance of Proclamation Transmitted to England In Government Gazette
8th June 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Foreign Coins (Importation Prohibition) Proclamation, 1917. 8th June 1917 8th June 1917
8th June 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (Consolidation and Amendment) Proclamation, 1917. 8th June 1917 8th June 1917
13th July 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (No. 16) Proclamation, 1917. 13th July 1917 13th July 1917
2nd August 1917 No. 7.—His Majesty's Forces in the Colony to be subject to the Army Act for a further period of three months. 2nd August 1917 3rd August 1917
17th August 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (No. 17) Proclamation, 1917. 17th August 1917 17th August 1917
17th August 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King consolidating the Lists of Contraband. 17th August 1917 17th August 1917
14th September 1917 No. 8.—Cancellation of Proclamation No. 27 of 1915 enrolling the Special Police Reserve. 14th September 1917 14th September 1917
14th September 1917 No. 9.—The Hongkong Police Reserve called out for service. 14th September 1917 14th September 1917
14th September 1917 No. 10.—Appointment of Courts in the New Territories. 14th September 1917 14th September 1917
28th September 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King consolidating the Lists of Contraband. 28th September 1917 28th September 1917
28th September 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King declaring that the Name of Windsor is to be borne by His Majesty's Royal House and Family. 28th September 1917 28th September 1917
2nd November 1917 No. 11.—His Majesty's Forces in the Colony to be subject to the Army Act for a further period of three months. 2nd November 1917 2nd November 1917
9th November 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (Nos. 18 and 19) Proclamation, 1917. 9th November 1917 9th November 1917
30th November 1917 No. 12.—Amendment of the licence for the payment of fees for patents and trade marks. 30th November 1917 30th November 1917

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70/72 (G8) LEGISLATION Date of Proclamation Substance of Proclamation Transmitted to England In Government Gazette 8th June 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Foreign Coins (Importation Prohibition) Proclamation, 1917. 8th June 1917 8th June 1917 8th June 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (Consolidation and Amendment) Proclamation, 1917. 8th June 1917 8th June 1917 13th July 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (No. 16) Proclamation, 1917. 13th July 1917 13th July 1917 2nd August 1917 No. 7.—His Majesty's Forces in the Colony to be subject to the Army Act for a further period of three months. 2nd August 1917 3rd August 1917 17th August 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (No. 17) Proclamation, 1917. 17th August 1917 17th August 1917 17th August 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King consolidating the Lists of Contraband. 17th August 1917 17th August 1917 14th September 1917 No. 8.—Cancellation of Proclamation No. 27 of 1915 enrolling the Special Police Reserve. 14th September 1917 14th September 1917 14th September 1917 No. 9.—The Hongkong Police Reserve called out for service. 14th September 1917 14th September 1917 14th September 1917 No. 10.—Appointment of Courts in the New Territories. 14th September 1917 14th September 1917 28th September 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King consolidating the Lists of Contraband. 28th September 1917 28th September 1917 28th September 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King declaring that the Name of Windsor is to be borne by His Majesty's Royal House and Family. 28th September 1917 28th September 1917 2nd November 1917 No. 11.—His Majesty's Forces in the Colony to be subject to the Army Act for a further period of three months. 2nd November 1917 2nd November 1917 9th November 1917 Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (Nos. 18 and 19) Proclamation, 1917. 9th November 1917 9th November 1917 30th November 1917 No. 12.—Amendment of the licence for the payment of fees for patents and trade marks. 30th November 1917 30th November 1917 (H1) POLITICAL FRANCHISE Nil.
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70/72 (G 8) LEGISLATION. DATE OF PROCLAMATION, SUBSTANCE OF PROCLAMATION. TRANSMITTED TO ENGLAND. 1917. 8th June, Do. 13th July. 2nd August. 17th August. Do. 14th September. Do. Do. 28th September. Do. 2nd November. 9th November, 30th November. PROCLAMATIONS. Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Foreign Coins (Importation Prohibition) Procla- mation, 1917. Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (Consolidation and Amend- ment) Proclamation, 1917. Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (No. 16) Proclamation, 1917. No. 7.-His Majesty's Forres in the Colony to be subject to the Army Act for a further period of three months. Publishing & Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (No. 17) Proclamation, 1917. Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King consoli- dating the Lists of Coutraband. No. 8.-Cancellation of Proclamation No. 27 of 1915 enrolling the Special Police Reserve. No. 9. The Hongkong Police Reserve called out for service. No. 10.-Appointment of Courts in the New Territories. Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King consoli- dating the Lists of Contraband. Publishing & Porclamation by His Majesty the King declaring that the Nume of Windsor is to be borne by Iis Majesty's Royal House and Family. No. 11.—Ilis Majesty's Forces in the Colony to be subject to the Army Act for a further period of three montlis, Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (Nos. 18 and 19) Proclama- tion, 1917. No. 12.—Amondment, of the licence for the payment of fees for patents and trade marks, In Government Gazette of 8th Jane. Do. 13th July. 3rd August. 17th August, Do. 14th September. Do. Do. 28th September. Do. 2nd November. 9th November. 30th November. (H1) POLITICAL FRANCHISE. Nil.
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(G 8)

LEGISLATION.

DATE OF PROCLAMATION,

SUBSTANCE OF PROCLAMATION.

TRANSMITTED TO ENGLAND.

1917.

8th June,

Do.

13th July.

2nd August.

17th August.

Do.

14th September.

Do.

Do.

28th September.

Do.

2nd November.

9th November,

30th November.

PROCLAMATIONS.

Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Foreign Coins (Importation Prohibition) Procla- mation, 1917.

Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (Consolidation and Amend- ment) Proclamation, 1917.

Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (No. 16) Proclamation, 1917.

No. 7.-His Majesty's Forres in the Colony to be subject to

the Army Act for a further period of three months.

Publishing & Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (No. 17) Proclamation, 1917.

Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King consoli-

dating the Lists of Coutraband.

No. 8.-Cancellation of Proclamation No. 27 of 1915 enrolling

the Special Police Reserve.

No. 9. The Hongkong Police Reserve called out for service.

No. 10.-Appointment of Courts in the New Territories.

Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King consoli-

dating the Lists of Contraband.

Publishing & Porclamation by His Majesty the King declaring that the Nume of Windsor is to be borne by Iis Majesty's Royal House and Family.

No. 11.—Ilis Majesty's Forces in the Colony to be subject to the Army Act for a further period of three montlis,

Publishing a Proclamation by His Majesty the King cited as the Prohibition of Import (Nos. 18 and 19) Proclama- tion, 1917.

No. 12.—Amondment, of the licence for the payment of fees

for patents and trade marks,

In Government Gazette of

8th Jane.

Do.

13th July.

3rd August.

17th August,

Do.

14th September.

Do.

Do.

28th September.

Do.

2nd November.

9th November.

30th November.

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POLITICAL FRANCHISE.

Nil.

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