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in s. 16,

the words "for the time being ".

in s. 17,

the words from "and in default" to the end.

in s. 20,

the words from "her heirs

Ordinance No. 9 of 1899 :—

in s.

to the end.

the definition of "A Judge”, and the words "and includes a Deputy Registrar ".

s. 3,

the whole.

in s. 4,

the words "within the Colony ".

in s. 5,

the words "from time to time", from

"and such to the end.

in s. 6,

the words "from time to time".

in ss. 9 and 10,

the words "for the time being in force" twice.

in s. 11,

sub-s. (4).

in ss. 12 and 13,

the words "if he thinks fit".

in s. 17 (2),

the words "of the Supreme Court ".

in ss. 42 and 43,

the words constituted under any statute for the time being in force relating to juries ".

in s. 43,

the words "the" before "two", "of the Court".

in s. 44,

the words in England".

in s. 54,

the words "if it thinks that it ought to

be amended ", "in its discretion", if it thinks fit".

in s. 61,

the words "in its discretion".

iu s. 72,

the words "if it thinks fit", "the" before "judgment", "for the time being ":

in s 73,

the words "if it thinks fit".

in s. 76 (2),

the words "of this Colony for the time being in force".

in s. 77,

the words "duly qualified".

in s. 78,

the words "in his discretion".

in s. 87,

the word "thereof".

in s. 88,

the words " whether married before or after the commencement of this Ordin- ance".

in s. 91,

the words "for the public use of the Colony".

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