DEPORTATION.
FORM No. 3,
Report.
No. 9 of 1912.
2243
To the Hon. Colonial Secretary,
Hongkong.
In accordance with the provisions of the Deportation Ordinance, 1912, I have the honour to transmit herewith the certified answers in the English language of
who has been duly examined in the House of Detention, together with the originals of the written reports on which the allegations in Question No. 5 were based. My own opinion is that
This
day of
191
FORM No. 4.
Warrant for further detention.
(Signed)
Registrar General.
Hongkong.
Government House in the Colony of Hongkong.
To the Superintendent of the House of Detention in the said Colony,
Whereas
is detained by you in the House of Detention by virtue of a warrant issued by me under the provisions of the Deportation Ordinance, 1912, and whereas I am satisfied that the said
ought to be so detained These are therefore for a further period in order that further enquiry may be made: to command you to detain the said
in your custody in the said House of Detention and there safely keep for a further period of four days from shall have the date of the expiration of the warrant issued by me or until he shall have been sooner discharged under the provisions of the said Ordinance.
Dated this
day of
19
(Signed)
FORM No. 5.
Recognizance of Bail.
Hongkong.
In the Police Court at on the
day of
and
191
Governor.
of
of
personally came before me the undersigned & Magistrate of the Colony and severally acknowledged themselves to owe to Our Sovereign Lord the King the several sums following; that is to say the said
said
the sum of
the sum of
and the
each to be made and levied of their several goods and chattels, lands and tenements, respectively to the use of our said Lord the King, his heirs and successors if the said
shall fail in the condition following.
Taken and acknowledged the
day of
(Signed)
Explained by
Sworn Interpreter,
191
Magistrate.
DEPORTATION.
FORM No. 3,
Report.
No. 9 of 1912.
2243
To the Hon. Colonial Secretary,
Hongkong.
In accordance with the provisions of the Deportation Ordinance, 1912, I have the honour to transmit herewith the certified answers in the English language of
who has been duly examined in the House of Detention, together with the originals of the written reports on which the allegations in Ques- tion No. 5 were based. My own opinion is that
This
day of
191
FORM No. 4.
Warrant for further detention.
(Signed)
Registrar General.
Hongkong.
Government House in the Colony of Hongkong.
To the Superintendent of the House of Detention in the said Colony,
Whereas
is detained by you in the House of Detention by virtue of a warrant issued by me under the provisions of the Deportation Ordinance, 1912, and whereas I am satisfied that the said
ought to be so detained These are therefore for a further period in order that further enquiry may be made: to command you to detain the said
in your custody in the said House of Detention and there safely keep for a further period of four days from shall have the date of the expiration of the warrant issued by mne or until heen sooner discharged under the provisions of the said Ordinance.
Dated this
day of
19
(Signed)
FORM No. 5.
Recognizance of Bail.
Hongkong.
In the Police Court at on the
day of
and
191
Governor.
of
of
personally came before me the undersigned & Magistrate of the Colony and severally acknowledged themselves to owe to Our Sovereign Lord the King the several sums following; that is to say the said
said
the sum of
the sum of
and the
each to be made and levied of their several goods and chattels, lands and tenements, respectively to the use of our said Lord the King, his heirs and successors if the said
shall fail in the condition following.
Taken and acknowledged the
day of
(Signed)
Explained by
Sworn Interpreter,
191
Magistrate.
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