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THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 10, 1920.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
No. 463.
Regulations made by the Governor in Council under section 5 of the Cremation Ordi- nance, 1914, Ordinance No. 5 of 1914, on the 2nd day of September, 1920.
The Regulations published on pages 77 to 82 both inclusive of the Regulations of Hongkong, 1914, are hereby amended as follows:--
1. There shall be inserted at the beginning of Regulation 9 before the words "No permit for cremation shall be issued" the following words "Subject to the provisions. of Regulation 10," and after the word "death" in the third line of paragraph (a) thereof the following words ", accompanied by a certificate in Form 1a in the Schedule,".
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2. There shall be added to Regulation 10 the following clause :-
"Provided also that the Head of the Sanitary Department in any case in his absolute discretion may dispense with a further certificate in Form 2 required by paragraph (a) of Regulation 9."
3. There shall be added to the Schedule the Form 1a set out below.
4. Form 2 of the Schedule is hereby cancelled and the Form 2 set out below substituted therefor.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
2nd September, 1920.
W. J. CARRIE,
Clerk of Councils.
of:
Cremation Ordinance, 1914.
FORM No. l^.
Certificate of Medical Attendant.
I am informed that application is about to be made for the cremation of the remains
Name of deceased
Address
Occupation
Having attended the deceased before death, and seen and identified the body after death, I give the following answers to the questions set out below :
1. On what date, and at what hour did he or
she die?
2. What was the place where the deceased died? (Give address and say whether own residence, lodgings, hotel, hospital, nursing home, etc.)
3. Are you a relative of the deceased? If so,
state the relationship.
4. Have you, so far as you are aware, any pecuniary interest in the death of the deceased?
5. Were you the ordinary medical attendant
of the deceased? If so, for how long?
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