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3. This licence does not authorize the licensee to do any act which is an infringement of any copyright which may exist in the matter transmitted, and the majority of musical works are the subject of copyright. No such infringement of copyright will arise so long as the licensee restricts the use of the apparatus to purely domestic house- hold reception.

Dated the..

..day of........

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Postmaster General.

of........

FORM No. 3.

31st DEC.

The Telecommunication Ofhance, 1936.

BROADCAST

EXPIRES

Licence No........

ECEIVING LICENCE.

THIS LICEN HONG KONG.

address of Station

(Name in full).

(Address in full).

This licence authorises the licensee to establish a wireless receiving station at the above specified address and in addition to work one portable wireless receiving set at any place in the Colony of Hong Kong, subject to the conditions set forth hereon.

Dated this...

$.

..day of......

19......

CONDITIONS.

for Postmaster General.

(1) The licensee shall not allow either the station or the portable set to be used for any purpose other than that of receiving trans- missions sent for experimental purposes from a duly authorised trans- mitting station recognised as such by the Hong Kong Government, or those sent by a duly authorised wireless telegraph station, or wire- less telephone, or visual Broadcasting Station, and specifically in- tended for general public reception. If any other message is un- intentionally received, the licensee shall not make known, or allow to be made known, its contents, its origin or destination, its existence cr the fact of its receipt to any person (other than a duly authorised officer of His Majesty's Government, or a competent legal tribunal), and shall not reproduce in writing, copy, or make any use of such message, or allow the same to be reproduced in writing, copied, or made use of.

The publication or reproduction of any message or broadcast re- ceived by means of the apparatus, or of the sense or meaning of any such message or broadcast, by any means or in any manner what- soever without the express permission of the Postmaster General is strictly prohibited.