boarding Officer and handed to the local authorities to be disposed of. Stink pots were entirely forbidden,
and any them
persons found carrying were to be furnished according to law; further, the military Stations along the Coast hind orders to make
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thorough search of incoming and outgoing repels - with regard to the forms of Register the Judicial
Commissioner was desired to have block ent and to supply the local authorities with a stock to be
a filled up and sealed as required. The Fictions and bonds were forwarded to the experion Departments to be filed
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In the tenth month of last year
it became known to the Viceroy that both trading and fishing junks were
carrying stick pots as heretofore, and Proclamation was again fact issued making it known that strike pote were forbidden to both clapes of refels, fishing junks being als interdicted from carrying heavy
armament.
the seaboard
The Authorities
were instructed to publish the Proclamation in pamphlet form and to hand there to the Ngas chary and Kia chany for listribution among junk masters junk might hrosses a Copy, and in addition orders were given
that the Gunboats should esize the Coast
along
so
that every
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