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THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MARCH 12, 1909.
3. The ships engaged in the said service are British [or, &c.] ships.
4. The following are the particulars of the ships engaged in the service:-
(a) Maximum number,
(b) Aggregate tonnage of maximum number,
(c.) Number simultaneously engaged,
(d.) Aggregate tommage of such number,
(c) Tomuage of largest ship,
5. The security proposed to be given is as follows:-. A bond for the sum of £
guaranteed by, &c, [state nature and amount of guarantee].
6. The following documents are filed with this application, viz. :—[give list of documents].
Filed this
day of
190
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(Signed)
Address for service,
No. 2.
A.B.
Form of Application by Board of Trade,
In the High Court of Justice,
Probate Divorce and Admiralty Division.
In the matter of the Mail Ships Acts, 1891 and 1902, and in the matter of the
Order in Council, 190
1, E.F., an assistant secretary of the Board of Trade, do hereby on behalf of the said Board, apply to this honourable Court, pursuant to the said Acts, for an order requiring that the security given by
(name of owner) shall be made sufficient, and say as follows :-
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1. By an order made, &c., this Court fixed the security to be given by the said owner, namely
(state nature and amount).
[1A. State any previous orders of the Court requiring security to be made sufficient.]
2. The security now under the control of the Court consists of, &c.
3. The names and tonnage of the ships to which the said security for the time being applies
are, &c.
4. The said security now under the control of the Court appears to the Board of Trade to be
insufficient for the following reasons, viz., &c.
5. I append to this application the following affidavits, viz., &c.
Filed this
day of
190
(Signed)
E.F.,
Assistant Secretary to the Board of Trade,
No. 3.
Form of Application to vary or withdraw Security,
In the High Court of Justice,
Probate Divorce and Admiralty Division.
In the matter of the Mail Ships Acts, 1891 and 1902, and in the matter of the
Order in Council, 190
I, A.B. [or, &c.], being the owner of certain ships in respect of which security has been given under the provisions of the said Acts, do hereby apply to this honourable Court as follows:-
1. By an order made, &c., this Court fixed the security to be given by the said owner, namely
(state nature and amount).
[1a. State any previous orders of the Court requiring security to be made sufficient.]
2. The security now under the control of the Court consists of, &c.
3. The names and tonnage of the ships to which the said security for the time being applies
are, &c.
4. I hereby apply to the Court for an order that the security now under the control of the Court
may be varied for the following reasons, &c. [or to be withdrawn].
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