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Section

of this

Ordinance.

42

Table of Correspondence, Continued.

Corresponding

section in other

Enactments

with modifications.

Remarks.

21

2 2 2

25 (F.M.S.)

Penalty varied as in S. 19.

22

26 (F.M.S.)

Penalty varied-$100 for $50 S.S.

23

27 (F.M.S.) (cf. s. 6

of Hong Kong Ordi-

nance No. 3 of

1894).

Penalty varied as in S. 19.

Penalty varied as in S. 19.

2 2 2 5

24

28 (F.M.S.)

25

30 (F.M.S.)

26

31 (F.M.S.)

27

34 (F.M.S.) and

s. 2 of Hong Kong

W.T. Ordinance,

No. 2 of 1926.

Definition of "radiocommunication'

introduced.

"Can be" instead of "has been installed for the purpose of being" in definition of radiocommunica- tion station.

28

33 (F.M.S.)

2828

29

36 (F.M.S.)

30

37 (F.M.S.) and

!

31

s. 4 of Hong Kong

W.T. Ordinance,

1926.

38 (F.M.S.) and

s. 5 of Hong Kong

W. T. Ordinance, 1926.

Combined.

Combined.

32

39 (F.M.S.)

33 40 (F.M.S.)

34

41 (F.M.S.)

35

36

42 (F.M.S.)

37

A co co

40

39

38

41

I

Suggested by the Secretary to the G.P.O., London, in his letter to the Secretary of State of 27th February, 1934.

Continued validity of ships wireless

licences.

Repeals.

Regulations.

Application to Colony of the Regula- tions of the Madrid Convention.

Commencement.

NOTE:-In Part V the expression "radiocommunication" has been substituted passim for "wireless telegraphy" in accordance with the phraseology of the Madrid Convention, 1932.