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THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 19TH OCTOBER, 1861.
CONVICTIONS UNDER ORDINANCE No. 15 OF 1860.
From January 1st, 1861. CARGO-BOAT ORDINANCE.
OFFENCE.
SENTENCE.
REMARKS.
DATE.
NAMES OF PARTIES TO THE SUIT.
January 9
Robert Reed, Inspector of Cargo Boat, Plaintiff.
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March
April
10
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29
On 9th January for working a Cargo Boat in the Harbor without
Le-a-Kwong, owner of a being licensed, and for employing Cargo Boat, Defendant. unlicensed persons to work on
board said boat.
Robert Reed, Inspector On 10th January for working of Cargo Boat, Plaintiff. as cargo boatmen in the Harbor
Ho-a-se and Chow-sing- | without license. yip, masters of 3rd class Cargo Beat, Defendants.
Robert Reed, Inspector of Cargo Boat, Plaintiff.
Lum-achoo, Boatman No. 123, Defendant.
Robert Reed, Inspector of Cargo Boat, Plaintiff.
Chim-a-kang, owner of the registered Cargo Boat No. 122, Defendant.
4 Wm. Bowden Stephens, assistant engineer of H. M's. S. S. "Urgent," Plaintiff Kan-ayee, Broker.
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20
23
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May
Juue
26
31
10
Lum-ayce, Barber.
Le-asam, Unemployed, Yip-ahing,
Do.
Chun-aling, Cargoboatman. Lew-asing, Leong-koo-loo
Do.
Do.
Wong-ashup, Master of Car- go Boat No. 68, Defendants.
Robert Reed, Inspector of Cargo Boat, Plaintiff.
'Ng-asing, owner of a 2nd class Cargo Boat; Ho-foo-yu, owner of a 3rd class Cargo Boat; Chun-tuck, owner of a 2nd class Cargo Boat,. Defendants.
Robert Reed, Inspector of Cargo Boat, Plaintiff.
Cheong-absam, Master of Cargo Boat No. 2, Defend-
ant.
Robert Reed, Inspector of Cargo Boat, Plaintit.
Kwok-kum-sii, Master of a Cargo Boat, Defendant.
Robert Reed, Inspector of Cargo Boat, Plaintiff.
Chun-achow, Master of the Cargo Boat No. 192, Defendant.
Pedro Barros, shipping clerk, Plaintiff.
Lew-amow, owner of the registered Cargo Boat No. 161, Defendant.
E. R. Cockrane, assistant EngineerII.M's. Ship Pear?, Plaintiff.
1, Tang-yee-yoke, unem- ployed.
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2, Chang-thec-on, Cargo Boatman No. 261.
3, Mack-cum-foo, Do.
4, Chang-tow-chow, Do. 5, Chang-atuck, Do. 6, 'Ng-wah-fook, Do. Defendants.
On 18th January for working in a Cargo Boat in the Harbor without a license.
On 28th January for making certain alterations to the fittings of the said Cargo Boat, for the fraudulent concealment of goods.
On 26th February, the 1st to 7th Defendants for unlawful possession of 3 of a Ton of Coals on board Cargo Boat No. 68, and 8th Defendant for employing 3 unregistered persons to work on board the said boat.
On 17th April for employing unregistered boatmen on board their Cargo Boats.
On 19th April for having in the cabin of his boat a secret communication with the bold by means of a trap in the bulkhead for the purpose of fraudulently concealing goods therein.
On 22nd April for employing certain unregistered persons on board his Cargo Boat as boatmen.
On 26th April for employing unregistered boatmen on board his boat.
On 27th May: 1st for unlaw- fully having possession of 5 Tons of coals on board his Cargo Boat, and not satisfactorily accounting for the possession of the same; 2rd for making certain alterations to the deck over the hold of the said Cargo Boat for the purpose of fraudulently concealing goods.
On 6th June for stealing 15 cwts. of Coals, the property of the Queen in the Navy Depôt.
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Fined $20, in default 1 month imprisonment.
Fine paid after enter- ing Jail.
Fined $5 each.
Fine paid.
Fined $20 in default 1 month imprisonment with hard labor in default of goods and chattels.
Defendant's Boat forfeited to be sold and the proceeds paid to the Colonial Treasury, also fined $20.
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Defend-
Fine paid after enter- ing Jail.
Fine paid.
Fine of 8th Defend-
ants discharged, 5th, 6th, and 7th | ant recovered by issue of fined $50 each in default 3 months' | distress Warrant. imprisonment with hard labor.
The 8th Defendant fined $25 in default and not having goods and chattels 2 months' imprison- ment.
1st and 3rd Defendants fined $5 each, 2nd Defendaut fined $24.
Paid.
Boat forfeited and to be sold. Fine recovered after Defendant fined $25 or three | entering Jail. months' imprisonment and hard labor.
Fined $25.
Fined $5.
Defendant fined $100, in de- fault six months' imprisonment The boat to be forfeited.
6th Defendant to be imprison- ed for 4 months' with hard labor, the remaining 5 Defendants to be imprisoned for 3 months with hard labor.
The Boat confiscated and or- dered to be sold.
Paid.
Paid.
Paid.
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