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in (4);

80

the words * or peace

officers

or

other peace officer" twice, from "and notwithstanding" tofficer" before " before appre-

Provided".

6.

80

hended", "under the warrant ".

in x. 26,

the words "whether past or future or otherwise ".

in s. 27,

the words of police of equal or superior bank, or ".

in s. 28 (5),

the words for disposed of ", and from

and the proceeds" to the end.

in s. 3,

the words or Magistrates", "or the Magistrates".

in s. 31,

the words from

future".

in (1),

"under this" to

the words may

6.

* or

11

before "dismiss",

if he thinks fit".

in (2),

in s. 32,

the word "may" before "dis, harge".

6.

the words "inflicting the fine". "the defendant" before on being", "any sum of", or exceeding"

(+

of ", "by the defendant ".

in s. 34 (2),

San sum

the words "in the discretion of the Ma- gistrate".

in s. 38,

the word "hereinafter ".

in s. 39,

the words "whether past or future' twice, said warrant of distress ", " of distress as aforesaid ",

(4 of distress" be-

4.

fore then ", "if he thinks fit",

distress "before "had".

in s. 40,

the words "of distress" before "unless

"of distress" before "Provided ".

in s. 44 (1),

the words "for his offence".

in (2),

in 8. 45,

' of

the words "if the Magistrate thinks fit" where it secondly occurs.

the words "if he thinks fit”.

in s. 46,

the words "in which he is so imprisoned". in s. 52,

the words " or other officer of Police of equal or superior rank”.

in . 53,

the words "under this Ordinance".

in s. 58 (1),

the words "in his discretion" twice.

in ss. 66, 67 and 69,

the word "hereinbefore".

in s. 70,

*

the words "

peace officer".