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13. Section 3k increases the penalties applicable under Section 51 of the old Opium Ordinance 1909 which deals with the illegal importation, manufacture or dealing in Morphia or other compound of opium.

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14. Section 31 similarly increases the penalty in the case of contravention

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of Section 53 of the Old Opium Ordinance 1909 which dealt with the importation for export of Morphine or other Opium Compounds.

. Section 3m repeals Section 59 of the Old Opium Ordinance 1909 and enacts it in a slightly different form providing for the appointment by the Governor of such agents of the Opium Farmer as he the Governor may approve or other persons similarly approved as Excise Officers under the Ordinance and providing that security for the integrity of such persons appointed who are the Opium Farmer's agents may be required by the Governor.

16. Section 3n adds "Revenue Officers" to Police and Excise Officers who

have power under Sections 67, 68 and 69 of the old Opium Ordinance 1909 to arrest persons suspected of conveying or having in their possession opium in contravention of the Ordinance, and to search on reasonable suspicion ships or other places where it is thought that opium is illegally concealed.

7. Section 30 alters Section 73 of the old Opium Ordinance 1909 so far as

the destination of forfeited opium is concerned; under the new provision in some cases forfeited opium may be adjudged to the Opium Farmer whilst in others it is forfeited to the Crown.

8. Section 3p increases the penalty contained in Section 76 of the old

Opium Ordinance 1909 which dealt with the secret concealment of opium on a ship; it also makes a slight formal amendment consequential upon the re-arrangements enacted as to forfeiture in Section 30.

9. Section 3q makes a formal amendment consequential upon the re-arrange-

-ments as to forfeiture referred to above.

Sections 3r alters the provisions of Section 78 of the old Opium Ordinance under which it was provided that forfeited opium shall not be sold in the Colony except to the Opium Farmer during the currency of the lease at the time of such forfeiture. The new arrangement provides that any opium forfeited to the Crown other than Raw Opium shall not be

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