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THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, DECEMBER 29, 1911.

in s. 23,

the words "the" before "personal", and

"of the defendant" at the end.

in s. 24,

the words from "entitled" to "Tenants". in s. 26,

the words "

in s. 28,

special", "contained in ".

the words "cancelled therein and”, "there- from", and from "notwithstanding" to

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the end.

in s. 29,

the words

of the Court", "cancelled

therein and", "therefrom ".

in s. 30,

the words " as aforesaid ", twice.

in s. 33,

the words "of the Supreme Court ".

in s 34,

the words "of the Supreme Court ”, “in

its riginal Jurisdiction "in its discre-

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tion" twice, "hereby limited ".

in s. 37,

the words "if it thinks it necessary to do so".

in s. 39,

the words from "for the to

Ordin-

ance". "from time to time", "and deter-

wined"

in s. 40,

the word "special".

Ordinance No. 1 of 1874 :-

in s. 2,

the words "the term ".

in s. 3,

the words "the limits of", "in writing

signed by the Colonial Secretary ".

ss. 5 and 7,

the whole.

Ordinance No. 1 of 1875:

in the title,

the words " to provide means ** in this Colony".

in s. 2,

the words "in this Colony " twice.

in s. 3,

the words " to his satisfaction".

in s. 4,

the words "and issued by the Commodore

or other officer", "himself ".

in s. 6,

the words "The preceding provisions of".

Ordinance No. 2 of 1875 :-

the preamble.

in s. 2,

the words "in this Colony ".

in s. 3,

the words "notwithstanding the provi-

sions of this Ordinance".

in s. 8,

the words "the provisions of".

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