(M.D. 826)
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COPY OF AN ENTRY
IN A REGISTER KEPT IN THE COLONY OF HONG KONG.
IN TERMS OF THE BIRTHS AND DEATHS REGISTRATION ORDINANCE, 1934.
Acute
-years Superintendent dilatation
No.
When and where died
Name and surname. Sex. Age.
Rank or profession and nationality so far as is known
Cause of death.
19th
7895 november,
1946.
William Richard male
50
Assistant
male years
Chester- Woods
of
Polices.
Queen Mary Hospital.
British.
Colitis.
Signature, description and residence of
informant.
When registered,
Signature of
Registrar.
ngai Wan Zin, 20ch
of Stomach, Queen Mary
Ulcerative
Attendant, november,
1946.
Hospital
魏
V. L. Lau
Copy of an entry in the Register of Deaths in the Colony of Hong Kong this 28th day of november, 1946. For $1.00 Gratis
Dep. Res.
True Copy.
ви
Salwynflank
Registrar General of Births & Deaths.
in
The Registers of Births, or beats, which have occurred in the Colony of Hong Kong since the First day of January, 1873, are kept in the Medical Department. Every person is entitled to search registers and indexes, in the custody of the Registrar, upon every week day except General and Public Holidays between 10 am, and 4 p.m. and every Saturday between 10 a.m, and 1 p.m. For every general search of an index the charge is five dollars and for every particular search one dollar and for every single copy of an entry one dollar. By general search is meant a search during any number of successive hours not exceeding six, without stating the object of the search, while by particular search is meant a search over any period not exceeding five years for any given entry Inflexes are kept and certified coples of entries can be obtained only at the Medical Department. "Every certified and sealed copy of an entry provisions of t Births and Deaths Registration Ordinance, 1934, is receivable as evidence without other or further proof of such entry, provided that such entry purports to be signed or made
a registry book kept under the as mentioned section 23(2) of the sald Ordinance. No entry in a post register book will be deemed to be proof of the birth or death to which it relates without other or further evidence The XXVth. Section of the Births and Deaths Registration Ordinance, No. 21 of 1934, enacts that "Every person who wilfully destroys or injures, or causes to be destroyed or injured, any such register book or any part or certified copy of any part thereof, shall be guilty of felony, and shall be liable to imprisonment for any term not exceeding two years."
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