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718 7 OF 1885 . UNCLAIMED BALANCES .
8 or 1885 . WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

Brought forward ,............ $ 914.26
Yeung Ü Sz, 2.81
Au Yeung Luk , 21.07
Cawasjee Rustomjee, 10.74
Hans Kiaer, 42.60
Frederick Major ,.. 20.70
Luis Promoli, 5.54
Maria Mould , 0.71
Frederick T. Smitlı, 5.23
Harry Corran, 0.96
Leung IIai lleug, 3.44
Robert II . Sneil, 0.74
Charles Collins, 0.05
Guilherme da Silveira, 0.22
Ilugh Alex . McLean, 3.28
Ng Lau Tong, 10.64
Reuben Solomon , 14.53
Sheriff Carrim , 13.63
Joseph C. Burt, 15.56
Thomas Wm . Smith , 9.36
Lau Vo Til, 39.66

TOTAL , ...... $ 1,138.76




No. 8 OF 1887 .
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An Ordinance entitled The Weights and Measures
Ordinance, 1885.
[ 2nd March , 1885. ]
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Standard
Weights anal
1. The Governor shall cause to be deposited and safely kept
measures to le in the Colonial Treasury such weights and measures of the
deposite standards in use in the United Kingdom and of such Chinese
ryin, thecopies and weights and measures as are specified in the scheduleto this
models of
which to be
ordinance, and the weights and measures so deposited shall be
deposited the standard weights and measures of this Colony.
with the Ma
gist rates. The Governor shall cause to be made copies and models of the
several weights and measures so deposited , and such copies and
models shall be submitted to the Colonial Treasurer, who shall
cause the same to be verified , and, if approved, stamped, or
marked in such manner as the Colonial Treasurer may from
time to time determine to shew that the same have been verified
and approved .
( 'opies and models after being so verified and approved shall
be deposited with the Police Magistrates, who shall keep the
same for the purposes of reference as hereinafter directed.