| Date | Notification |
|---|---|
| 2nd September | No. 352 Mr. C. Ewens, Clerk to Chief Justice and Acting Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court, resigned; Mr. H. A. Baily appointed. |
| No. 353 Chinese Burial Ground, Mount Davis. | |
| No. 354 Chinese Burial Ground, Slope of the Hills below Pokfulam Road. | |
| No. 355 Land Sale (Notification 346 repeated). | |
| No. 356 Hydrographic Notice, Uniform system of colouring Buoys and Beacons in Chinese Waters. | |
| No. 357 Tenders, Constructing Drain in Bonham Road; repairing Caine Road. | |
| No. 358 Quarantine Regulations, Banjarmas and other places. | |
| Legislative Council Meeting, 24th August, 1882. | |
| No. 359 Ordinances passed, Nos. 16 and 17 of 1882. | |
| No. 360 Quarantine. Swatow, Amoy, Formosa, and King-chow released. | |
| No. 361 Quarantine Regulations, Banjarmas and other places. | |
| No. 362 Supreme Court, Vacancy for Chinese Clerk and Shorthand. | |
| No. 363 Bank Note Circulation, August, 1882. | |
| Proclamation (9)—Ordinances 10, 11 and 12 of 1882, confirmed. | |
| No. 364 Bills read a first time.—The Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Ordinance Amendment Ordinance, an Ordinance to further amend Ordinance 6 of 1863 (Regulation of Chairs and Vehicles). | |
| No. 365 Fire Brigade Regulations. | |
| No. 366 Postage to Borneo. | |
| No. 367 Jinricksha Fares. | |
| No. 368 Mr. J. S. Brewer resumes duties as Govt. Marine Surveyor. | |
| No. 369 Distilling of Spirits at Tin Co Sauce Factory, Quarter ended 31st July, 1882. | |
| No. 370 Police Office, Appointments confirmed. | |
| No. 371 French Consulate, Baron L. de Lalande in charge. | |
| No. 372 Hydrographic Notice, Queensland—Middle Channel, Moreton Bay: Rocks at Entrance to Mourilyan Harbour; Western Australia—Lights at Champion Bay. | |
| No. 373 Registrar General to receive Chinese Petitions. | |
| No. 374 Tenders, Timber Wharf, Commissariat Lane. | |
| No. 375 Tenders, Gaol Winter Clothing. | |
| 15th September | |
| 16th September |
| Date | Reference |
|---|---|
| 2nd September | In Government Gazette of 2nd September. |
| 5th September | Do. |
| 9th September | Do. |
| 15th September | Do. |
| 16th September | Do. |
| 20th September | |
| 23rd September | |
| 27th September | |
| 30th September | |
| 6th October | |
| 7th October | |
| Date | Notification |
| 20th September | No. 376 Tenders, Repairing Post Office. |
| 23rd September | No. 377 Marine Court, S.S. Hongkong. |
| No. 378 Meteorological Table, August, 1882. | |
| No. 379 Mr. Price's Further extension of leave. | |
| No. 380 Supreme Court, Offices of Sheriff's Officer and Messenger in Bankruptcy, vacant. | |
| 27th September | No. 381 ... |
| 30th September | No. 382 Tenders, Repairing No. 13 Bridge, Aberdeen and Little Hongkong Road; Repairing Main Street, Shaukiwan; Repairing two Roads on the East and West sides of the Western Nullah leading from Battery Road to the Praya. |
| No. 383 C.D.O. Revenue and Expenditure (amending Statement at pp. 309 and 310 of C.D.O. Com. Rep., 1879). | |
| No. 384 Weapons, prohibition to carry, during Fires. | |
| No. 385 Tenders, Preparing Seed Sites. | |
| No. 386 Quarantine Regulations, King-chow (including Hoi-how). | |
| No. 387 Tenders, Repairing Lamps, Charles May. | |
| No. 388 C.D.O., No. 11 and No. 3, Aberdeen Street, declared under. | |
| No. 389 Quarantine. King-chow (including Hoi-how) released. | |
| No. 390 Dr. Wharry resumes duties as Superintendent, Government Civil Hospital. | |
| No. 391 Mr. Lo Tsz-lum appointed Chinese Usher, Magistracy. | |
| No. 392 Spirit Licenses, Session to grant. | |
| No. 393 Bank Note Circulation, September, 1882. | |
| No. 394 Quarantine Regulations, Banjarmas and other places. | |
| No. 395 Tenders, Gaol Provisions. | |
| 6th October | No. 396 Tenders, Gaol Clothing. |
| No. 397 Tenders, Gaol Stores. | |
| No. 398 Police Rates, 4th Quarter, 1883. | |
| No. 399 Tenders, Constructing Duddell Street Steps. | |
| 7th October | No. 400 C.D.O., No. 10, Gutzlaff Street, declared under. |
| No. 401 Land Sale, Rural Building Lots 24 and 25 (Peak). |
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No, 353 Chinese Burial Ground, Mount Davis......................
No. 354 Chinese Burial Ground, Slope of the Hills below Pok-
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No. 355 Land Sale, (Notification 346 repeated),
No. 356 Hydrographie Notice, Uniform system of colouring Buoys and Beacons in Chinese Waters,.
No. 357 Tenders, Constructing Drain in Bonham Road; repair-
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No. 358 Quarantine Regulations, Banjoemas and other places,
Legislative Council Meeting, 24th August, 1882,
No. 359 Ordinances passed, Nos. 16 and 17 of 1882,
No. 360 Quarantine. Swatow, Amoy, Formosa, and King-chow,
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No. 365 Fire Brigade Regulations,
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No. 370 Police Office, Appointments confirmed,
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