Section of
1753
Table of Correspondence,-Continued.
Section of
No. 1 of 1845. New Ordinance.
3 (25)(26) &
(27)
8 (21)
'9 (22)
3 (28)
3 (10)
5
6
8 (1) & 21
8
Remarks.
These were paras. (2) (3) and (5) of Section 8 of the old Ordinance redrafted but are now more appro- priately made part of Section 3- "'or from a D.O." added at the end of (27). "public place" for "public road, path or walk" in (25).
V. supra.
A new section based on the Con- servancy by-laws governing the conveyance etc. of night soil and pigwash and made necessary because the police have at present no power to deal with offenders against such by-laws.
5
7
1
10
10
11
No regulation of the G. in C. establishing "noisy" areas exists, but hawkers licensed under the Licensing Ordinance 1887 are prohibited from crying their wares etc. in certain areas.
Hence the amendment at the end.
(6) "or causes unnecessary suffering to" added, mere neglect not being enough to constitute wanton and cruel il usage".
A new section covering every form of damage to trees, etc., and fences, etc., and making Sections 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 of the Malicious Damage Ordinance 1865 (which are repealed below, V. Section 32) unnecessary,
See
paras (25) (26) (2) and (27) respectively of Section 3.
As amended by Ordinance No. 10 of 1924. "Current" for "which has not been withdrawn or cancelled and which has not terminated in and other way" "or from a Dis- trict Officer" added in s.s. (1).
Not needed-provisions included in
the Vagrancy Ordinance, 1932.
As enacted by Ordinance No. 10 of
1924.
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Amended to include soliciting in a place of public resort-"any im- moral purpose" for "the purpose of prostitution" or behaves in- decently" added. Penalty increas- ed on account of the increase of "street-walking",
8 (2) (8)
[3]
(4) & (5)
9
10
11
11 A (1)
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