305207-1941-One-cent-Currency-Returns-Regulations-1941 — Page 2

THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, AUGUST 29, 1941.

4. Returns shall be signed by the person required to Returns to

be signed. make them and shall bear his stamp or

chop".

require

5. Every person to whom regulation 3 applies shall, if Power to requested so to do by the Accountant-General, or by any officer authorized in writing by him in that behalf, produce to of books of the Accountant-General or such officer any books of account mentioned in the request.

account.

6. Any person, if requested by or on behalf of the Power to Accountant-General so to do, shall deliver any Hong Kong require

exchange copper coins or Hong Kong one-cent notes in his possession of one-cent to the Accountant-General or to such person as he may direct, currency. in exchange for other Hong Kong currency at the rate for the time being fixed by law.

amend, etc.,

7. The Accountant-General, by notification in the Power to Gazette, may add to, vary or revoke the Schedules in any Schedules. way whatsoever.

of Defence

8. The provisions of the Defence Regulations of the Application Colony for the time being in force shall apply for the purpose Regulations of the enforcement of these regulations, and otherwise in of the relation thereto, as if any reference in those regulations included a reference to these regulations.

Published by His Excellency's Command.

Colony.

28th August, 1941.

N. L. SMITH,

Colonial Secretary.

FIRST SCHEDULE,

[reg. 3 (1).]

1. Bankers.

2. Money-changers.

3. The Hong Kong Tramways, Limited.

4. The China Motor Bus Company, Limited.

5.

The Kowloon Motor Bus Company, Limited.

6.

The Hong Kong and Yaumati Ferry Company, Limited.

7. The Star Ferry Company, Limited.

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