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Attempt to commit offence or abat- -ting in the same.

General penalty for contravention of Ordinance or regu- -lations in cases where penalty is not specially pres -cribed.

c.f.Sec.90 of the Opium i Ord. 1909.

c.f.Sec.84 of Opium Ord. 1909 as amended by Sec.3 (s) of Opium Amendment Ord.1913.

Identical.

General penalty under Sec.84 of the old Ord. was a ruximum fine of 2,000 dol- -lars or a maximm imprisonment of 12 months. In the pre- -sent Ordinance the General penalty is a maximum fine of 2,000 dollars with alternative maximum of 10 times the market value of the opium in respect of the offence which has occurred and a maximum inprisonment of 12 months.

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MISCELLULIUS.

Governor-in-Councilo.f.Sec.41 of the Opium to have power to jord.1909.

make regulations. k.f.also with regard to

Ka) and (b) Sec.3(b)*9(4)* of Opium Amendment Ord. 1913.

c.f.alsoSoc.40(1) of the 6.S.Ord.XI of 1909.

PARTI IV TEMPORARY PROVISIONS.

Superintendent way

investigate busi- -ness of Farmer on Ordinance coming into operation.

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Similar generally.

c.f.Sec.49 of S.S.Ord.XXI Very similar.So far of 1909.

Superintendent may c.f.Sec.50 of the S.S.Ord.

purchase from Farm

er at market rates such opium or in- -plements as the Superintendent may

want.

¦Arbitration to be

resorted to in event of difference as to the value of opium or implements: ¡purchased by

Superintendent from Farmer.

XXI of 1909 and also vide

Sec.29 of Opium Ord.1909.

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as the examination is concerned, Sec. 23(6) of Opium Ord. 1909 may be noticed.

Similar.

c.f.Sec.51 of S.S.Ord.XXI ¦ These arbitration

¦ of 1909.

arrangements are not dissimilar to the provisions of Sec-

tions 31/34 of the Opium Ordinance 1909.