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shops, offices or flats or in any

licensed public vehicle, or in any

tram or railway car, or on any wharf

or jetty, or on any foot way or side

walk of a public street as may be

-determined described in any such

regulation.

(b). For the imposition of penalties on the

violation of any such regulation and

for prescribing the mode of their

recovery.

Such regulations shall be published in

the Gazette and shall have the force

and effect of law in the same manner as

if they were incorporated in this

Ordinance.

On the motion of the Attorney-General for

the Third Reading of the Bill it was objected to by the Senior

Unofficial Member and it now stands adjourned sine die.

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of the above Section making spitting a criminal offence is

injurious to the welfare, trade and business of the Colony of

Hongkong for the following reasons, namely:-

(1). The Colony is situated close to the main-

-land of China and the daily influx of Chinese to the

Colony is counted by the thousand who being

strangers or casual visitors, would scarcely be

expected to know that spitting at certain places will

be regarded as a criminal offence and they consequent-

-ly will be in constant danger of being run and fined.

Written notices posted up would be of little av:11

as many of them cannot read some may fail to notice

the warning and other may, from force of long habit or

of sudden necessity involuntarily violate the law.

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