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in s. 12,
the words "and Magistrates".
in s. 17 (2), (No. 34 of 1911, s. 9),
the words "or every".
in s. 22 (2),
the words from "In the case" to "this Ordinance ".
in ss. 24 and 25,
the words "of the Supreme Court".
in s. 27,
the words "to His Majesty " twice, from of Police", "in
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certain cases".
in the schedule,
in Art. 27 the word "over" before "$1"
in the "Note" to Art. 34,
the word "both" before "rent"
the words "of Stamp Revenue" after "Collector" wherever it occurs.
in Art. 43 Exemption', for "where the estate and effects do"
there shall be read "where the value of the estate and effects does ".
Ordinance No. 17 of 1901 :---
in s. 6,
the words "of the Imperial Parliament". in s. 8 (1) (a), (b) and (c),
the words " no persona shall
at the end of 8 (1) (c) the word "and". in s. 10,
the words "if the Court is then sitting", "of the Court".
in s. 11,
the words "contrary to the provisions of this Ordinance".
in s. 13,
the words "such ", "as may appear to he necessary or desirable",
sub-s. (2) and the figure "(1)".
Ordinance No. 20 of 1901 :-
in the preamble,
the words "an Act of the Imperial Par- liament known as ", "the Act of that Parliament known as ". "of the United Kingdom" twice, "said" before "Lords". in s. 1,
the words "Investment in ". in s. 2,
the definition of "The Crown Agents the words "the Imperial ".
in s. 3,
the words "for the time being" twice.
Ordinance No. 21 of 1901 :-
in the title,
the words "Limited", "in the Colony". in the preamble,
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the words from whose to "in this Colony", "in the Colony throughout (except in s. 12),
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the words "or its assigns", and “and' its assigns" after "Company", and all necessary consequent repeals in the grammar.
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