DATE
(G3)
LEGISLATION
SUBSTANCE OF REGULATION
Government NOTIFICATION and Date or Gazette
1940
| Date | Legislation | Substance of Regulation | Government Notification and Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12th February | 40 of 1912 | Amendments to the regulations under the Vehicles and Traffic Regulation Ordinance. | No. 168 of 16th February |
| 14th February | 40 of 1912 | Amendment to regulation relating to the fare for hiring a taxicab. | No. 160 of 16th February |
| 22nd February | 1 of 1873 | Dangerous Goods Regulations, 1940. | No. 238 of 1st March |
| 1st March | 25 of 1993 | Amendment to the regulations in the Schedule to the Miscellaneous Licences Ordinance, under the heading Part V. - Money Changers. | No. 298 of 1st March |
| 27th February | 22 of 1910 | Amendments to the regulations under the Midwives Ordinance. | No. 255 of 1st March |
| do. | 22 of 1910 | The Midwives (Post-Graduate Study) Regulations, 1940. | No. 256 of 1st March |
| 24th February | 25 of 1914 | Trading with the Enemy (Specified Persons) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order, 1940. | No. 257 of 1st March |
| 1st March | 15 of 1935 | New Kowloon Cemetery No. 5 closed. | No. 267 of 8th March |
| 2nd March | 32 of 1915 | Prohibition of importation of certain merchandise from Macao. | No. 268 of 8th March |
| 7th March | 13 of 1985 | Amendment to the by-laws under the heading Markets set forth in the Schedule to the Public Health (Food) Ordinance. | No. 271 of 8th March |
| do. | 15 of 1935 | Additional by law under the heading Dangerous and Offensive Trades set forth in Schedule A to the Public Health (Sanitation) Ordinance. The trade of oil burning for the production of soot or lamp-black declared to be an offensive trade. | No. 272 of 8th March |
| do. | 25 of 1914 | Trading with the Enemy (Specified Persons) (Amendment) (No. 3) Order, 1940. | No. 283 of 8th March |
| 11th March | 1915 | Paragraph 3 of Government Notification No. 268 of 2nd March, 1940 prohibiting the importation of wolfram from Macao rescinded. | No. 302 of 15th March |
| 16th March | 25 of 1914 | Trading with the Enemy (Specified Persons) (Amendment) (No. 4) Order, 1940. | No. 327 of 21st March |
| 20th March | 10 of 1899 | Junks, sumpans, etc., prohibited from approaching nearer than one hundred yards of His Majesty's Dockyards at Hong Kong and Kowloon between sunset and sunrise. | No. 335 of 21st March |
| Both March | 32 of | ... | No. 361 of 5th April |
| 27th February | 6 of 1932 | Certification of fitness of South China Training Institute for the reception of youthful offenders to be sent there under the Industrial and Reformatory Schools Ordinance. | No. 365 of 5th April |
| 2nd April | 15 of 1985 | Additional by-law under the heading Dangerous and Offensive Trades set forth in Schedule A to the Public Health (Sanitation) Ordinance. The trade of making chloride of lime, commonly known as bleaching powder, declared an offensive trade. | No. 372 of 5th April |
| 9th April | 25 of 1914 | Trading with the Enemy (Specified Persons) (Amendment) (No. 5) Order, 1940. | No. 387 of 12th April |
| do. | 1 of 1873 | Dangerous Goods Ordinance. Amendments to the regulations under the | No. 389 of 12th April |
| 13th April | 7 of 1926 | Post Office Ordinance. Amendments to the rates of postage in Class A. | No. 419 of 19th April |
| 15th April | 18 of 1986 | Amendments to rates made under the Telecommunication Ordinance, 1986. | No. 422 of 19th April |
| 19th April | 8 of 1940 | Trade Marks (Emergency) Rules, 1940. | No. 450 of 19th April |
| 26th April | 18 of 1935 | List of authorized architects. | No. 478 of 26th April |
DATE.
(G3)
LEGISLATION.
SUBSTANCE OF REGULATION.
Government NOTIFICATION
and Date or Gazette.
1940.
12th February.
14th February.
22nd February.
1st March.
27th February.
do.
24th February.
1st March
2nd March.
7th March.
do.
do.
11th March.
16th March.
20th March.
Both March.
27th February.
2nd April.
9th April.
do.
13th April.
15th April.
19th April.
26th April.
REGULATION,—Continued.
40 of 1912-Amendments to the regulations under the
Vehicles and Traffic Regulation Ordinance. 40 of 1912—Amendment to regulation relating to the fare
for hiring a taxicab.
1 of 1873-Dangerous Goods Regulations, 1940.
25 of 1993-Amendment to the regulations in the Schedule to the Miscellaneous Licences Ordinance, under the heading
Part V. - Money Changers.
22 of 1910-Amendments to the regulations under the
Midwives Ordinance.
22 of 1910-The Midwives (Post-Graduate Study) Regula-
tions, 1940.
25 of 1914-Trading with the Enemy (Specified Persons)
(Amendment) (No. 2) Order, 1940. 15 of 1935-New Kowloon Cemetery No. 5 closed.
32 of 1915-Prohibition of importation of certain mer-
chandise from Macao.
"
13 of 1985-Amendment to the by-laws under the heading Markets set forth in the Schedule to the Public Health (Food) Ordinance.
·
15 of 1935-Additional by law under the heading Dangerous and Offensive Trades Bet forth in Schedule A to the Public Health (Sanitation) Ordinance. The trade of oil burning for the production of soot or lamp- black declared to be an offensive trade. 25 of 1914-Trading with the Enemy (Specified Persons)
(Amendment) (No. 3) Order, 1940, 1915-Paragraph 3 of Government Notification No. 268 of 2nd March, 1940 prohibiting the importation of wolfram from Macao rescinded. 25 of 1914-Trading with the Enemy (8pecified Persons)
(Amendment) (No. 4) Order, 1940. 10 of 1899-Junks, sumpans, etc., prohibited from ap- proaching nearer than one hundred yards of His Majesty's Dockyards at Hong Kong and Kowloon between sunset and sunrise,
32 of
6 of 1932-Certification of fitness of South China Training Institute for the reception of youthful offenders to be sent there under the Industrial and Reformatory Schools Ordinance. 15 of 1985-Additional by-law under the heading
** Dan-
gerous and Offensive Trades set forth in Schedule A to the Public Health (Sanitation) Ordinance. The trade of making chloride of lime, commonly known as bleaching powder, declared an offensive trude.
25 of 1914-Trading with the Enemy (Specified Persons)
(Amendment) (No. 5) Order, 1940.
1 of 1873 Dangerous Goods Ordinance. Amendments to
the regulations under the
7 of 1926-Post Office Ordinance. Amendments to the
rates of postage in Class A.
18 of 1986-Amendments to rates made under the Tele- comununication Ordinance, 1986.
8 of 1940-Trade Marks (Emergency) Rules, 1940,
18 of 1935-List of authorized architects.
25 of 1914-Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1914. Order in respect of money paid to the Custodian under
No. 168 of 16th February
No. 160 of 16th
February.
No. 238 of lat
March.
No. 298 of 1st
March.
No. 255 of lat
March. No. 256 of 1st
March.
No. 257 of 1st
March.
No. 267 of 8th
March.
No. 268 of 8th
March.
No. 271 of 8th
March.
No. 272 of 8th
March.
No. 283 of 8th
March.
No. 302 of 15th
March.
No. 327 of 21st
March.
No. 835 of 21st
March.
No. 361 of 5th
April.
No. 365 of 5th
April.
No. 372 of 5th
April.
No. 387 of 12th
April.
No. 389 of 12th
April.
No. 419 of 19th
April.
No. 422 of 19th
April.
No. 450 of 19th
April.
No. 478 of 36th
April.
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