HIGRAT
D. 1895.]
CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
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clamation in
Chinese-built vessel or boat, shall bring into the waters of the whole Colony any passenger of Chinese nationality or origin, or any passenger appearing to be of such nationality or origin, from any port or place mentioned in such proclamation; and
(2) no person of Chinese nationality or origin shall come into the
Colony by land or sea from any such port or place.
to vessel
port.
From and after the publication in The Gazette of any such proclamation, and whilst such proclamation remains in force, all steamers, steam-launches, ships, or vessels, and all junks and other Chinese-built vessels and boats, shall, on arriving within the waters of the Colony from any port or place mentioned in such proclamation, anchor at the Quarantine Anchorage prescribed by the Quarantine Regulations for the time being in force under the provisions of the Merchant Shipping Ordinance for the time being in force, and shall not leave such anchorage until allowed to do so by the order of the Health Officer as defined by the said Quarantine Regulations or until the expiration of such time as may be fixed in any proclamation under section 2.
6(1) Any breach of any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed an offence and shall be punishable on summary conviction before a Magistrate.
(2) The penalty for any breach of section 3 (1) shall be a sum not exceeding ten dollars for every passenger carried in contravention hereof, and the person liable therefor shall be the master or other person in charge of any steamer or other ship or vessel mentioned in such enactment.
(3) The penalty for any breach of section 3 (2) shall be a sum not exceeding fifty dollars.
(4) The penalty for any breach of section 4 shall be a sum not exceeding one thousand dollars, and the person liable to such penalty shall be the master or other person in charge of any steamer or other ship or vessel mentioned in such section.
Penalties for breaches of
the Ordinance.
etc.
6. In any prosecution or proceedings under this Ordinance, The Gazette containing any proclamation under section 2 shall, in all Courts in the Colony, be conclusive evidence that such proclamation was duly made and of such proclamation and of the facts therein stated.
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HIGRAT
D. 1895.]
CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
[No. 3.
· 145
clamation in
Chinese-built vessel or boat, shall bring into the waters of the while pro- Colony any passenger of Chinese nationality or origin, or any fam passenger appearing to be of such nationality or origin, from any port or place mentioned in such proclamation; and
(2) no person of Chinese nationality or origin shall come into the
Colony by land or sea from any such port or place.
to vessel
port.
From and after the publication in The Gazette of any such Procedure onlamation, and whilst such proclamation remains in force, all with regard eamers, steam-launches, ships, or vessels, and all junks and other arriving from Chinese-built vessels and boats, shall, on arriving within the waters of proclaimed
Colony from any port or place mentioned in such proclamation, nchor at the Quarantine Anchorage prescribed by the Quarantine Regulations for the time being in force under the provisions of the Merchant Shipping Ordinance for the time being in force, and shall not See Ordinance leave such anchorage until allowed to do so by the order of the Health No. 10 of 1899. Officer as defined by the said Quarantine Regulations or until the ex- puration of such time as may be fixed in any proclamation under section 2.
6(1) Any breach of any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed an offence and shall be punishable on summary conviction before a Magistrate.
(2) The penalty for any breach of section 3 (1.) shall be a sum not exceeding ten dollars for every passenger carried in contravention hereof, and the person liable therefor shall be the master or other person
harge of any steamer or other ship or vessel mentioned in such
nactment.
(3) The penalty for any breach of section 3 (2.) shall be a sum not ceeding fifty dollars.
(4) The penalty for any breach of section 4 shall be a sum not axceeding one thousand dollars, and the person liable to such penalty all be the master or other person in charge of any steamer or other up or vessel mentioned in such section.
Penalties for breaches of
the Ordinance.
etc.
6. In any prosecution or proceedings under this Ordinance, The Evidence of
ette containing any proclamation under section 2 shall, in all Courts proclamation, the Colony, be conclusive evidence that such proclamation was duly de and of such proclamation and of the facts therein stated.
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