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THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, DECEMBER 1, 1911.

in s. 2,

the words "for the Colonies

"the" be-

fore "minutes". "hereafter to be issued".

in s. 3,

the words "for the Colonies", "of the Colony".

Ordinance No. 1 of 1863 :-

in the title,

the words "of Great Britain and Ireland". of the said United Kingdom for the being ".

in the preamble,

the words "of Great Britain and Ireland", of the said United Kingdon for the time being", "of the said United Kingdom", "aforesaid for the time being". throughout the Ordinance,

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the word "said" before "United". and the words of the said United King- dom", "aforesaid for the time being ", or for the time being", or "aforesaid", after "Admiral", wherever they occur. in s. 3,

the words "or times hereafter", and from "aforesaid for" (where they se- condly occur) to "said office".

in s. 4,

the words "present",

such Commissioners

in ss. 3, 4, 6 and 8,

or of

any future

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the words "for executing the office of Lord High Admiral" after "Commis- sioners" wherever they occur.

in ss. 5 and 7,

the words "for executing the office of Lord High Admiral ", where they firstly

occur.

Ordinance No. 1 of 1864 :---

in s. 2,

the words "to be

before “charged ".

in s. 5,

the words from

before "made", and

1)

entitled to "of Jus-

tice", from "entitled

to and Tithes",

from "entitled" after "Chapter 42" to

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"of Justice", and from "entitled" to "in Ireland".

s. 9,

the whole.

Ordinance No. 2 of 1865 :-

in s. 7,

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the words from “in addition to the end. iu s. 14,

the words of this Ordinance".

in s. 24,

the words "then and in every such case". in ss. 35 and 36,

the words from Provided that" to the end.

in s. 38,

the words "if the same is proved" "every","pay", "the sum of" and from

which fine" to "the Colony ".

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