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THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 2, 1910.

11.-The Stop signal shall be given, Ly day, (a) by showing a red flag, thus--

Proceed signal how made

or, (b) in the absence of flags, by raising both ar with the hands above the head, thus-

and, by night, (i.) by showing a red light; or, (ii.) in the absence of a red light, by violently waving a white light.

12. The proceed with caution signal must be used when it is intended that a train should proceed slowly, and shall be given, by day, (a) by waving a green flag vertically, thus-

or (b) in the absence of flags, by waving o manner, thus---

arm in a similar

and, by night, by similarly waving a green light.

13.-The Proceed signal shall be given, by day, (a) by holding a green flag steadily, thus--

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