CO129-489 - Governor Sir Stubbs & Sir Clementi - 1925 [8-12] — Page 491

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MILITARY DEMONSI ATIONS. M 36. On account of persistent rumours of coming rioting,

wholesale murders,etc., Mr. Chow Shou-son and I found it

necessary to ask the Goverment to order military route- marches. The Military Authorities at once complied with out request; and this form of Military demonstratim had a most

steadying effect on the populace, showing the enemy our real

strength, and convincing our friends that there was sufficient

fores to protect them. These marches continued until they were

considered to be unnecessary. The Chinese are particularly grateful to His Excellency the General Officer Commanding for the readiness with which he aceeded to our request.

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Hagging for fring under the

Ordinance.

37. On the 6th July the following Regulation was made by the

Governor-in-Cofmeil:-

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* Two Magistrates sitting together shall have power to inflict sarily the following punishments for any crime made punishable under Section 4 of the Arms and

Ammunition Ordinance, 1900, namely,

(1) Imprisonment with hard labour for any term not exceed-

ing ten years; and

(2) Flogging.

The Magistrates in awarding any punishment of flogging for any such crime shall have the same power as the Supreme Court has in regard to flogging for any such

crime under the provisions of the Flogging Ordinance,

1903,"

Though flagging has so far not been awarded, the Order has had a most salutary result, for cases of intimidation and