Notifi-
cation
No. | Subject Matter |
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| 03-Jan-1913 |
| | PROCLAMATION
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| 1 | Importation of Dogs from Shanghai prohibited
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| 2 | Areas proposed to be proclaimed as Boycotting Areas
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| 3 | Trade Mark,-Renewal of registration of, by Messrs. Rovil Limited
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| 4 | Letters Patent,-Provisional protection granted to Messrs. G. Lanzius and E. W. Austin
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| 5 | Roll of Midwives
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| 10-Jan-1913 |
| 6 | The Hongkong Islamic Union exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance. 1911
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| 7 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Criminal Sessions, No. 33 of 1912
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| 8 | Name of Messrs. Dunning & Co., Ld., struck off the Register
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| 9 | Re-entry by the Government on certain Lots in the New Territories
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| 10 | Meteorological Observations,-December, 1912
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| 17-Jan-1913 |
| 11 | Ordinance not disallowed:- Further Supplementary Appropriation for 1911, No. 37 of 1912
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| 12 | Dr. J. T. C. Johnson to be Principal Civil Medical Officer
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| 13 | Mr. J. A. E. Bullock to act as Secretary to the Sanitary Board
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| 14 | Mr. C. G. Perdue to be a Police Probationer
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| 15 | Messrs. R. A. C. North and P. Burn to be Cadets
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| 16 | Meeting of J. P.'s to nominate an Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council
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| 24-Jan-1913 |
| | PROCLAMATION
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| 17 | Dr. G. E. Aubrey to be a Member of the Medical Board
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| 18 | American Board Mission Church deleted from the list of places licensed for the Solemnization of Marriages
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| 19 | China Congregational Church added to the list of places licensed for the Solemnization of Marriages
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| 20 | Financial Statement,-November, 1912
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| 21 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of, by Messrs. Horrockses, Crewdson & Co., Ld.
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| 22 | Letters Patent,-Extension of provisional protection granted to Mr. S. M. T. Barclay
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| 31-Jan-1913 |
| 23 | Order under the Regulation of Chinese Ordinance, 1888
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| 24 | Ordinance not disallowed:- Full Court Amendment, No. 39 of 1912
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| 25 | Mr. E. Jones to act as Assistant Harbour Master and Mr. A. E. Davey as First Boarding Officer
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| 26 | Mr. C. M. Ede to be an Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council
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| 27 | Re-appropriation of certain portion of the West End Park
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| 28 | Cracker-firing in the City of Victoria and portion of Kowloon prohibited
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| 29 | Panama Canal Toll Rates
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| 30 | The Shanghai Times and Sport and Gossip, Limited, to be struck off the Register
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| 31 | Messrs. Cottam & Co., Ld., to be struck off the Register
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| 07-Feb-1913 |
| | PROCLAMATION
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| 32 | The Ngai Yuen and the Yau Kee Clubs exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 33 | Packages in which Prepared Opium and Dross opium shall be sold to the public
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| 34 | Rescission of Proclamation No. 6 of 1912 declaring the Colony subject to the provisions of sections 7 to 14 of the Peace Preservation Ordinance, 1886
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| 35 | Amendment of Table E of the Schedule to the Merchant Shipping Ordinance, 1899
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| 36 | His Honour Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz to act as Chief Justice
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| 37 | Capt. C. G. Woodhouse to be Assistant Superintendent of Police for the New Territories
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| 38 | Capt. E. M. Conolly, R.H.A. (T.), to be Aide-de-Camp to His Excellency the Governor
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| 39 | The Sheung Po Co., Ld., Hongkong, to be struck off the Register
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| 40 | Re-entry by the Government on certain lots in the New Territories
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| 14-Feb-1913 |
| 41 | Section 13 of the Summary Offences Ordinance, 1845, to apply to the City of Victoria and part of Kowloon
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| 42 | Minutes,-No. 14
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| 43 | Ordinance not disallowed:- Vehicles and Traffic Regulation, No. 40 of 1912
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| 44 | Resolution prohibiting the importation of raw Turkish Opium
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| 45 | Resolution permitting trans-shipment in Hongkong of raw Indian Opium exported from China by the Chinese Maritime Customs
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| 46 | Companies (Winding-up) Rules
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| 47 | Ordinance passed and assented to:- Summary Offences Amendment,-No. 1 of 1913
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| 48 | Capt. C. G. Woodhouse to be Assistant Superintendent of Police for the New Territories
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| 49 | Appointments in the Public Works Department
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| 50 | Importation of Turkish Opium illegal
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| 51 | Trans-shipment in Hongkong of raw Indian Opium exported from China by the Chinese Maritime Customs permitted
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| 52 | The Asiatic Fire and Marine Insurance Co., Ld., to be struck off the Register
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| 53 | Meteorological Observations,-January
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| 18-Feb-1913 |
| 54 | Importation of Indian Opium into Kuang-si and Chihli prohibited
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| 21-Feb-1913 |
| 55 | Addition to the List of Authorised Architects,-Mr. J. R. Maughan
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| 56 | Minutes,-No. 1
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| 57 | Ordinances passed and assented to:- Opium Amendment,-No. 2 of 1913
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| 58 | Mr. D. W. Tratman to act as Assistant District Officer, South
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| 59 | Mr. C. McI. Messer to act as Captain Superintendent of Police, Superintendent of Victoria Gaol and Superintendent of Fire Brigade
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| 60 | Mr. C. McI. Messer to be an Official Member of the Legislative Council
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| 61 | Mr. S. B. C. Ross to be District Officer
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| 62 | Non-Chinese persons crossing the border line of the New Territories without passports are liable to arrest
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| 63 | Changes in the method of entering goods through the Siamese Customs
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| 64 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of
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| 28-Feb-1913 |
| | PROCLAMATION
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| 65 | Lieut. C. Edye, D.C.L.I., to be a Member of the Recreation Grounds Committee
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| 66 | Mr. Crowther Smith to be Lieutenant in the Cadet Company, H.K.V.C.
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| 67 | Capt. F. C. C. Rogers, D.C.L.I., to be Inspecting Officer of the Hongkong Volunteer Reserve
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| 68 | Mr. S. B. C. Ross to act as Postmaster General
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| 69 | Establishment of a Cadet Company in connection with the Hongkong Volunteer Corps
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| 70 | Finding of the Marine Court of Inquiry into the charge against Mr. H. Porter
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| 71 | Letters Patent,-Grant of, to Mr. C. P. Reichardt
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| 07-Mar-1913 |
| 72 | Queen's Recreation Ground,-Schedule of Allotments
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| 73 | Approval of appointment of the Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax to be an Official Member of the Executive and Legislative Councils
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| 74 | Mr. E. Shellim to be an Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council
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| 75 | Approval of the Chinese Central Government necessary in the purchase of munitions of war by the Provinces
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| 76 | Meteorological Observations,-February
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| 14-Mar-1913 |
| 77 | The Crescent Club and the Chuk Lam Club exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 78 | Existing Valuation of the Colony to be adopted for the year commencing 1st July, 1913
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| 79 | Mr. S. B. B. McElderry to act as Deputy Registrar and Accountant, Supreme Court
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| 80 | Mr. E. A. Irving to be Chairman of the Board of Examiners
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| 81 | Mr. Chau Tak Wa to be a Public Vaccinator
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| 82 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of, by Messrs. Jebsen & Co. and Lever Bros. (China) Ld.
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| 83 | Trade Marks Nos. 28 and 29 of 1899 to be removed from the Register
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| 20-Mar-1913 |
| 84 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Chinese Marriage Preservation, No. 42 of 1912
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| 85 | Mr. J. H. Kemp to act as Puisne Judge
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| 86 | Mr. R. H. Kotewall to be a Justice of the Peace
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| 87 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of, by Messrs, Nobel's Explosive Co., Ld., and the Standard Oil Co. of New York
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| 28-Mar-1913 |
| 88 | Opening of the Hau Pui Loong Cemetery for Chinese
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| 89 | Approval of appointment of the Hon. Mr. C. Montague Ede to be an Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council
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| 90 | Opening of the Tai Shek Ku Cemetery for Indians
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| 91 | Mr. Chan Tak Wa to be a Public Vaccinator
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| 92 | Alterations in the numbering of houses in Ice House Street
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| 93 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of by the China Export, Import and Bank Cie.
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| 94 | Trade Mark No. 55 of 1885 to be removed from the Register
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| 95 | Financial Returns for the year 1912
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| 04-Apr-1913 |
| 96 | Lieut-Col: A. C. Younan to act as a Member of the Sanitary Board
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| 97 | Financial Returns for the year 1912
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| 98 | Re-appropriation of a portion of King's Park
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| 99 | Letters Patent,-Grant of, to Mr. A. D. Smith
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| 11-Apr-1913 |
| 100 | Minutes,-No. 2
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| 101 | Resolution under Section 3 of the Opium Amendment Ordinance, 1913
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| 102 | Ordinances passed and assented to:- Mercantile Bank Note Issue Amendment,-No. 4 of 1913
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| 103 | Mr. N. L. Smith to act as Second Assistant Registrar General
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| 104 | Confirmation of appointments of Mr. P. P. J. Wodehouse as Deputy Superintendent of Police and Mr. T. H. King as Assistant Superintendent of Police
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| 105 | Mr. P. Jacks to act as Land Officer in addition to his other duties
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| 106 | Mr. M. J. Breen to act as Superintendent of Imports and Exports in addition to his other duties
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| 107 | Hon. Mr. J. A. S. Bucknill appointed one of His Majesty's Counsel for Hongkong
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| 108 | Exportation of Persian Opium illegal except to London or Formosa
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| 109 | Restriction on exportation of morphine and compounds of opium to Kwong Chau Wan
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| 110 | Importation of prepared or dross opium into Canada and Kwong Chau Wan prohibited
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| 111 | List of Justices of the Peace
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| 112 | Financial Statement,-January
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| 113 | Meteorological Observations,-March
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| 18-Apr-1913 |
| 114 | Ratification of the Brussels International Maritime Conventions, 1910
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| 115 | Minutes,-No. 3
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| 116 | Ordinances passed and assented to:- General Loan and Inscribed Stock,-No. 7 of 1913
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| 117 | Inspector W. Gerrard to be a Sanitary Inspector for Yaumati
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| 118 | Mr. W. Thomson to be a Second Class Sanitary Inspector
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| 119 | Official Secrets Act, 1911, applicable to Hongkong
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| 120 | Companies to be struck off the Register
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| 121 | Letters Patent,-Grant of, to the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd.
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| 25-Apr-1913 |
| 122 | The Man Chow and the Sang Kee Club exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 123 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Dangerous Goods Amendment, No. 10 of 1912
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| 124 | Hon. Mr. C. McI. Messer to be Captain Superintendent of Police, etc.
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| 125 | Mr. C. W. Jeffries to be in charge of the Royal Observatory, Hongkong
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| 126 | Operation of Chapter I of the "Horses (Importation and Transit) Order, 1912, postponed until the 1st July
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| 127 | Full Court of Hongkong will hold its next sittings on the 9th June
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| 128 | Financial Statement,-February
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| 28-Apr-1913 |
| 129 | List of Exempted and Registered Societies
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| 02-May-1913 |
| 130 | Amendment of the Vehicles and Traffic Regulations
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| 131 | Capt. E. M. Conolly, Royal Horse Artillery (T.), to be Private Secretary and extra A.D.C. to H.E. the Governor
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| 132 | Recognition of Vice-Consul Dr. Crull as being in charge of the German Consulate
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| 133 | Resignation by Capt. C. H. Ross of his Commission in the Hongkong Volunteer Corps
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| 134 | List of countries which prohibit the import of prepared opium or dross opium
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| 135 | Companies struck off the Register
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| 136 | List of Masters, Mates and Engineers who have obtained Certificates of Competency
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| 09-May-1913 |
| 137 | Amendment of the Quarantine Regulations
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| 138 | Hon. Mr. A. M. Thomson re-appointed Vice-Chairman of the Licensing Board
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| 139 | Approval of the appointment of the Hon. Mr E. Shellim to be an Un-official Member of the Legislative Council
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| 140 | Mr. D. Landale to be an Un-official Member of the Legislative Council
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| 141 | The Sheung Po Co., Ld., struck off the Register
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| 142 | Mr. Lee Wing Chi to be a Public Vaccinator
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| 143 | List of Medical and Surgical Practitioners
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| 144 | List of Societies which have ceased to exist
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| 145 | Meteorological Observations,-April
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| 16-May-1913 |
| 146 | Additions to the List of Exempted Societies
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| 147 | Additions to the List of Poisons under the Pharmacy Ordinances, 1908-10
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| 148 | Mr. A. G. M. Fletcher to act as a Member of the Licensing Board
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| 149 | Capt. C. G. Woodhouse to be a Justice of the Peace
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| 150 | Mr. W. Logan to be a Justice of the Peace
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| 151 | Name of Mr. F. J. Halton deleted from the List of Justices of the Peace
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| 23-May-1913 |
| 152 | Addition to the List of Authorised Architects,-Mr. A. S. MacKichan
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| 153 | List of Members of the Licensing Board
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| 154 | Hon. Mr. D. Landale to be a Member of the Authorised Architects Committee
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| 155 | Finding of the Marine Court of Inquiry to investigate the charges against Mr. W. M. Meshee
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| 156 | The Asiatie Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd., struck off the Register
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| 157 | Letters Patents,-Provisional Protection granted to Staff-Sergenant A. Golds, R.E.
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| 158 | Letters Patent,-Provisional Protection granted to Lieut. G. F. H. Faithfull, 126th Baluchistan Infantry
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| 159 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of
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| 160 | Letters Patent,-Grant of, Mr. A. Laing
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| 30-May-1913 |
| 161 | The Colonial Prisoners' Removal Order in Council 1913
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| 162 | Minutes,-No. 4
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| 163 | Resolution under Section 7 of the Tramway Ordinances, 1902-1912
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| 164 | Mr. J. D. Lloyd to be Second Assistant Registrar General
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| 165 | Chinese Emigrants prohibited from entering into written contracts from 1st July, 1914
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| 166 | Addition to the Register of Medical Practitioners,-Dr. A. L. E. F. Coleman
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| 167 | List of Authorised Architects
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| 168 | Correspondence re contracts for arms and ammunition and provincial foreign loans
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| 169 | Financial Statement,-March
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| 06-Jun-1913 |
| | PROCLAMATION
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| 170 | Additions to the List of Exempted Societies
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| 171 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Opium Amendment, No. 2 of 1913
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| 172 | Correction in the Opium Amendment Ordinance, 1913
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| 173 | Mr. A. H. Hollingsworth to act as 2nd Assistant Director of Public Works
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| 174 | Capt. J. H. W. Armstrong to act as Commandant of the Hongkong Volunteer Corps and Capt. A. F. Churchill to act as Staff Officer
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| 175 | Crown Rent for the 1st half-year of 1913,-Payment of
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| 176 | Companies to be struck off the Register
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| 177 | Meteorological Observations,-May
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| 178 | Letters Patent,-Grant of, to Mr. S. M. T. Barclay
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| 13-Jun-1913 |
| 179 | Additional Rule under the Prisons Ordinance, 1899
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| 180 | Additional Regulation under the Dangerous Goods Ordinance, 1873
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| 181 | Order under the Opium Ordinances, 1909-1910
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| 182 | Wong-Nei-Chong Recreation Ground,-Schedule of Allotments
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| 183 | Queen's Recreation Ground,-Schedule of Allotments
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| 184 | Minutes,-No. 5
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| 185 | Ordinances passed and assented to:- Deportation,-No. 10 of 1913
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| 186 | Resolution permitting the transhipment in Hongkong of Raw Indian Opium in transit to Formosa
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| 187 | Ordinance not disallowed:- Vagrancy Amendment, No. 5 of 1913
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| 188 | Transhipment in Hongkong of Raw Indian Opium in transit to Formosa permitted
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| 20-Jun-1913 |
| 189 | Regulation under the Prospecting and Mining Ordinance, 1906
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| 190 | Importation of Dogs from Shanghai prohibited
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| 191 | Limits of Staunton Street Market
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| 192 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Mercantile Bank Note Issue Amendment, No. 4 of 1913
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| 193 | Order for the removal of certain graves in Mt. Caroline Cemetery
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| 194 | Chan Shui Ye authorised to grant Death Certificates
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| 27-Jun-1913 |
| 195 | General Holiday,-Tuesday, 1st July
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| 196 | Amendment of Regulations under the Vehicles and Traffic Regulation Ordinance, 1912
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| 197 | Minutes,-No. 6
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| 198 | Ordinances passed and assented to:- Supplementary Appropriation,-No. 12 of 1913
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| 199 | Warder W. Hill to be a temporary Sanitary Inspector
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| 200 | Financial Statement,-April
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| 201 | Letters Patent,-Grant of
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| 04-Jul-1913 |
| 202 | Amendment of Tables T and U of the Merchant Shipping Ordinance, 1899
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| 203 | Rescission of Proclamation No. 4 of 1913 declaring Pakhoi to be an infected port
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| 204 | Exequatur empowering Mr. A. M. Garcia to act as Consul for the Republic of Panama
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| 205 | Approval of the appointment of the Hon. Mr. D. Landale to be an Un-official Member of the Legislative Council
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| 206 | Amendment of the Pension Minute, 1902
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| 207 | Proposed alteration of Trade Marks No. 10 A and B of 1899
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| 11-Jul-1913 |
| 208 | The Seal Fisheries (North Pacific) Act, 1912
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| 209 | Hawking of certain flowers and plants prohibited
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| 210 | Charges for Storage of Percussion Caps
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| 211 | Additional Regulations under the Liquors Consolidation Ordinance, 1911
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| 212 | Minutes,-No. 7
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| 213 | Ordinances passed and assented to:- Official Signatures Fees,-No. 14 of 1913
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| 214 | Ordinance not disallowed:- General Loan and Inscribed Stock, No. 7 of 1913
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| 215 | Meteorological Observations,-June
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| 18-Jul-1913 |
| 216 | Regulation under the Vehicles and Traffic Regulation Ordinance, 1912
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| 217 | Minutes,-No. 8
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| 218 | Ordinances passed and assented to:- New Territories Regulation Amendment,-No. 16 of 1913
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| 219 | Addition to the Register of Chemists and Druggists,-Mr. W. Kornatz
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| 220 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of
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| 221 | Trade Marks Nos. 42 and 44 of 1899 to be removed from the Register
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| 25-Jul-1913 |
| 222 | Rope Company's Tramway Ordinance, 1901,-Renewal of
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| 223 | Fares for Public Carriages in Kowloon
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| 224 | The Kwan Hing Hong To Wui Sho and the King Kei Ngoi Yu exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 225 | Minutes,-No. 9
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| 226 | Ordinances passed and assented to:- Legal Practitioners Amendment,-No. 19 of 1913
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| 227 | Resolution under the Opium Ordinances, 1909-11
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| 228 | Transhipment of Raw Indian Opium from India for the use of the Macao Opium Farmer permitted
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| 229 | Rules and Regulations of the Chinese Cemetery at Aberdeen
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| 230 | The Shanghai Motor Cab Co., Ld., and the International Skating Rink, Ld., struck off the Register
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| 231 | Letters Patent,-Grant of, to Mr. M. J. Trumble
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| 232 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of, by Messrs. J. & P. Coats
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| 01-Aug-1913 |
| 233 | Addition to the List of Authorised Architects,-Mr. E. M. Wood
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| 234 | The Pui To Lun Oi Wui exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 235 | Amendment of Table U of the Schedule to the Merchant Shipping Ordinances, 1899-1911
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| 236 | Limits of the Yaumati Markets
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| 237 | Scale of postage rates on Parcels to Canada
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| 238 | Minutes,-No. 10
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| 239 | Ordinance passed and assented to:- Explosive Substances,-No. 23 of 1913
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| 240 | Mr. F. Maitland to be a Visiting Justice to the Po Leung Kuk
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| 241 | Hon, Mr. C. Severn resumed duty as Colonial Secretary
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| 242 | Mr. J. D. Lloyd to act as Deputy Registrar and Appraiser, and Accountant, Supreme Court
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| 243 | The St. Paul's College Chapel licensed for the solemnization of Marriages
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| 08-Aug-1913 |
| 244 | Minutes,-No. 11
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| 245 | Resolution approving the Supplementary Schedule to the Final Revision Ordinance, 1912
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| 246 | Supplementary Schedule to the Final Revision Ordinance, 1912
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| 247 | Ordinances passed and assented to:- Regulation of Chinese (Amendment),-No. 24 of 1913
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| 248 | Mr. S. B. B. McElderry to act as Deputy Registrar of Marriages
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| 249 | Finding of the Marine Court of Inquiry to investigate the charges against Mr. J. T. Naylor
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| 250 | Financial Statement,-May
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| 15-Aug-1913 |
| 251 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Deportation, No. 10 of 1913
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| 252 | Mr. E. W. Carpenter to act as Executive Engineer in the P.W.D.
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| 253 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of, by the North British Rubber Co., Ltd.
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| 254 | Details of Contents of Reservoirs for the Rain Year 1912-1913
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| 21-Aug-1913 |
| 255 | Hon. Mr. Claud Severn assumed the Administration of the Government
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| 256 | Hon. Mr. A. M. Thomson to act as Colonial Secretary
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| 257 | Lieut. L. R. E. W. Taylor, R.G.A., to be Private Secretary and Extra Aide-de-Camp to His Excellency the Governor
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| 258 | Capt. E. M. Conolly, Royal Horse Artillery (T.), to be Aide-de-Camp to His Excellency the Governor
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| 259 | Honorary Aides-de-Camp to His Excellency the Governor
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| 22-Aug-1913 |
| 260 | Rescission of Proclamation No. 1 of 1913, declaring Hoihow to be an infected port
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| 261 | The Yat Tsui and Fuk Wo Tseung exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 262 | Addition to the Register of Chemists and Druggists,-Mr. A. Kuby
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| 263 | Applications to be appointed Auditors for the purposes of the Companies Ordinances, 1911 and 1913
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| 264 | Meteorological Observations,-July
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| 29-Aug-1913 |
| | PROCLAMATION
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| 265 | The Hon Sheung Pit Shu exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 266 | Minutes,-No. 12
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| 267 | Ordinance not disallowed:- Foreign Notes (Prohibition of Circulation), No. 13 of 1913
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| 268 | Mr. E. A. Irving to be Director of Education and Messrs. E. Ralphs and R. C. Barlow to be Inspectors of Schools
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| 269 | Mr. S. B. C. Ross resumed duties of District Officer
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| 270 | Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe to be Postmaster General
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| 271 | Mr. C. A. D. Melbourne resumed duties of Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court
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| 272 | Mr. G. N. Orme to act as Second Police Magistrate
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| 273 | Mr. N. L. Smith to act as Assistant Colonial Secretary and Clerk of Councils
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| 274 | Mr. F. J. Halton re-instated in the List of Justices of the Peace
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| 275 | Applications to be appointed Auditors for the purposes of the Companies Ordinances, 1911 and 1913
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| 276 | Trade Mark,-Renewal of registration of, by The Singer Manufacturing Co.
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| 277 | Certain Trade Marks to be removed from the Register
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| 05-Sep-1913 |
| 278 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Railway Loan, No. 8 of 1913
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| 279 | Mr. Lau Chu Pak to be an Un-official Member of the Legislative Council
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| 280 | Sanitary Inspector J. A. Bullin dismissed from the Government Service
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| 281 | Amendment of the Pension Minute, 1902
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| 282 | Financial Statement,-June
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| 283 | The Tin Hing Engineering Co., Ld., and the Shanghai Transport Co., Ld., struck off the Register
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| 284 | Applications to be appointed Auditors for the purposes of the Companies Ordinances, 1911 and 1913
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| 285 | Trade Marks-Renewal of registration of
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| 12-Sep-1913 |
| 286 | By-laws made under section 5 of Tramway Amendment Ordinance, 1913
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| 287 | The Chung Kwok Ki Tuk To Wui exempted from registration under Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 288 | Mr. A. G. M. Fletcher to be Private Secretary to His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government
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| 289 | Appointment under the Coroner's Ordinance, 1888, and the Births and Deaths Registration Ordinance, 1896
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| 290 | Addition to the Register of Medical Practitioners,-Dr. F. X. Costello
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| 291 | Meteorological Observations,-August
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| 19-Sep-1913 |
| 292 | Society of Accountants and Auditors in Hongkong exempted from Registration under Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 293 | Mr. N. L. Smith to act as Assistant Secretary for Chinese Affairs and Deputy Registrar of Marriages
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| 26-Sep-1913 |
| 294 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Official Signatures Fees, No. 14 of 1913
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| 295 | Mr. M. J. Breen to act as Assistant Secretary for Chinese Affairs in addition to his other duties
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| 296 | Mr. L. G. Bird to be a Member of the Recreation Grounds Committee
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| 297 | Mr. G. J. Chambers provisionally appointed to the post of Land Bailiff, New Territories
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| 298 | Agreement between the United Kingdom and Portugal for the regulation of the Opium Monopolies in the Colonies of Hongkong and Macao
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| 299 | Character of lights exhibited on certain Fairway Buoys and on the Cust Rock Buoy
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| 300 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of
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| 301 | Trade Mark No. 54 of 1899 to be removed from the Register
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| 03-Oct-1913 |
| 302 | The Catholic Ladies Union exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 303 | Lieut. T. E. Bisdee, D.C.L.I., to be a Member of the Recreation Grounds Committee
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| 304 | Financial Statement,-July
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| 305 | Trade Mark,-Renewal of registration of, by Messrs. Callard and Bowser
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| 306 | Trade Mark No. 57 of 1899 to be removed from the Register
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| 10-Oct-1913 |
| 307 | New Valuation of the Colony to be made for 1914-15
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| 308 | Queen's Recreation Ground,-Schedule of Allotments
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| 309 | Wong-Nei-Chong Recreation Ground,-Schedule of Allotments
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| 310 | Minutes,-No. 13
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| 311 | Resolution approving the erection of an Underground Trough Closet Latrine in D'Aguilar Street
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| 312 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Tramway Amendment, No. 17 of 1913
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| 313 | Mr. W. Hill to be a Second Class Sanitary Inspector
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| 314 | Mr. E. W. Carpenter to be an Executive Engineer in the Public Works Department
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| 315 | Lieutenants W. Russell and G. E. Stewart, H.K.V.C., promoted to the rank of Captain
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| 316 | Mr. A. R. Cavalier to act as an Ins ector of Schools
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| 317 | Cancellation of Mr. R. C. Barlow's appointment as an Inspector of Schools
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| 318 | Addition to Register of Medical Practitioners,-Dr. Sea Foon Lee
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| 319 | Revised Constitution of the Recreation Grounds Committee
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| 320 | Meteorological Observations,-September
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| 321 | The Shanghai Oil Co., Ltd., to be struck off the Register
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| 322 | Applications to be appointed Auditors for the purposes of the Companies Ordinances, 1911 and 1913
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| 323 | Next Criminal Sessions to be held on the 20th October
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| 324 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of, by the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha
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| 17-Oct-1913 |
| 325 | The Ngau Yin Club exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 326 | The Fan Hing Wui and King Kwo Hong exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 327 | Lance-Sergeant J. Baker to be a Sanitary Inspector for Stanley
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| 328 | Recognition of Herr F. von Winkler as Acting Consul for Austria-Hungary
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| 329 | Post of 5th Grade Assistant Master at the Yaumati English School vacated by Mr. So Cheuk-pan
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| 330 | Mr. G. A. Woodcock to be a Magistrate
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| 331 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of
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| 24-Oct-1913 |
| 332 | Naval Cadets,-Regulations for Entry and Training at the Royal Naval Colleges
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| 333 | Minutes,-No. 14
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| 334 | Ordinances passed and assented to:- Criminal Procedure Amendment,-No. 27 of 1913
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| 335 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Wireless Telegraphy, No. 20 of 1913
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| 336 | Mr. A. G. M. Fletcher to be Assistant Colonial Secretary
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| 337 | Council of the University of Hongkong,-Election of Mr. A. E. Wrottesley Salt and reelection of Dr. F. W. Clark and Professor C. A. M. Smith to be Members of the
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| 338 | Addition to the Register of Medical Practitioners,-Dr. Singcha Hoashoo
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| 339 | Applications to be appointed Auditors for the purposes of the Companies Ordinances, 1911 and 1913
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| 340 | Letters Patent,-Grant of, to Mr. S. Ewing
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| 341 | Trade Mark No. 62 of 1899 to be removed from the Register
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| 31-Oct-1913 |
| 342 | Fee for the public performance of stage plays in the Sailors and Soldiers' Home to be $1 per annum
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| 343 | Minutes,-No. 15
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| 344 | Ordinance passed and assented to:- Appropriation for 1914,-No. 30 of 1913
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| 345 | Financial Statement,-August
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| 346 | Applications to be appointed Auditors for the purposes of the Companies Ordinances, 1911 and 1913
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| 07-Nov-1913 |
| 347 | Treaty of Extradition between the United Kingdom and Brazil cancelled
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| 348 | Mr. R. E. Lindsell to act as 1st Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs and as Deputy Registrar of Marriages
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| 349 | Mr. A. F. Churchill to act as Director of Public Works
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| 350 | Mr. Mathias Sin to be a Public Vaccinator
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| 351 | Trade Mark,-Renewal of registration of, by the Hang Mei firm
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| 352 | Certain Trade Marks to be removed from the Register
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| 14-Nov-1913 |
| 353 | Amendment of the Conditions of Chinese Restaurant Licences
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| 354 | Limits of the Western Market-North and South Blocks
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| 355 | Mr. S. B. B. McElderry to act as Deputy Registrar and Accountant, Supreme Court
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| 356 | Meteorological Observations,-October
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| 357 | Application to be appointed Auditor for the purposes of the Companies Ordinances, 1911 and 1913
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| 358 | Next sitting of the Full Court to be held on the 12th January, 1914
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| 359 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of
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| 360 | Trade Mark No. 64 of 1899 to be removed from the Register
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| 21-Nov-1913 |
| 361 | New Draft Customs Tariff for Brazil
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| 362 | The Post Office Act, 1913
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| 363 | Regulations relating to the Examinations of Masters and Mates in the Mercantile Marine
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| 364 | The St. Joseph's College Association exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 365 | Regulations under the Wireless Telegraphy Ordinance, 1913
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| 366 | Mr. A. E. Wood to be 1st Assistant Secretary for Chinese Affairs and Deputy Registrar of Marriages
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| 367 | Mr. R. E. Lindsell to act as 2nd Assistant Secretary for Chinese Affairs and Deputy Registrar of Marriages
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| 368 | Addition to the Register of Medical Practitioners,-Dr. K. O. H. Walther
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| 369 | Addition to the Register of Chemists and Druggists,-Mr. Mathias Sinn
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| 370 | The Horses (Importation and Transit) Order of 1913
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| 371 | Public and General Holidays, 1914
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| 372 | The Hang On Marine and Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.,-Appointment of Liquidator
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| 373 | Trade Marks Nos. 65 and 67 of 1899 to be removed from the Register
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| 374 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of, by Messrs. Brunner Mond & Co., Ltd.
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| 28-Nov-1913 |
| 375 | Immigration of certain races into the Republic of Panama prohibited
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| 376 | Regulations for the Harbours of Refuge
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| 377 | Mr. A. W. Grant to be Second Master at Queen's College
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| 378 | Mr. T. H. King to act as Deputy Superintendent of Police and Assistant Superintendent of Fire Brigade ; Mr. G.R. Sayer to act as Assistant Superintendent of Police
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| 379 | Mr. S. B. C. Ross to be an Assistant to the Secretary for Chinese Affairs
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| 380 | Mr. Im U Lun authorized to grant Death Certificates
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| 381 | Amendment of the Pension Minute, 1902
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| 382 | Chinese Auditors Advisory Committee
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| 05-Dec-1913 |
| 383 | Fees to be charged at the Mercantile Marine Office
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| 384 | Mr. S. B. B. McElderry to act as Assistant District Officer for the Southern District of the New Territories
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| 385 | Mr. G. P. de Martin to act as an Inspector of Schools
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| 386 | Sergeant P. Brazil to be a Sanitary Inspector for Aberdeen
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| 387 | Crown Rent for 2nd Half-year of 1913,-Payment of
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| 388 | Financial Statement,-September
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| 389 | Next sitting of the Full Court to be held on the 2nd February, 1914
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| 390 | Trade Mark,-Application for alteration of, by Messrs. Ruinart Pere & Fils
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| 391 | Trade Mark-Renewal of registration of, by Messrs. Ruinart Pere & Fils
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| 12-Dec-1913 |
| 392 | The National Union of Journalists (England): Hongkong Branch exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance, 1911
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| 393 | Meteorological Observations,-November
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| 394 | Register of Chemists and Druggists
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| 395 | Trade Marks,-Renewal of registration of
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| 19-Dec-1913 |
| 396 | Importation of Dogs from Shanghai prohibited
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| 397 | General Holiday,-Saturday, 27th December
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| 398 | Minutes,-No. 16
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| 399 | Amendment of the Notification of Infections Disease By-laws
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| 400 | Resignation by Lieut. J. A. T. Plummer of his Commission in the Hongkong Volunteer Corps
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| 24-Dec-1913 |
| 401 | Ordinances not disallowed:- Criminal Procedure Amendment, No. 27 of 1913
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| 402 | Exequatur empowering Mr. F. Janssens to act as Belgian Consul General
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| 403 | Exequatur empowering Mr. Z. Medina to act as Chilean Consul General
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| 404 | Exequatur empowering Dr. S. R. von Milkowski to act to Consul for Austria-Hungary
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| 405 | Mr. A. E. Wright to be 2nd Lieutenant in the H.K.V.C.
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| 406 | Mr. D. W. Tratman to be Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs
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| 407 | Magistracy exempted from the operation of the Holidays Ordinance, 1912, on the 27th December
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| 408 | Letters Patent,-Grant of, to Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd.
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| 30-Dec-1913 |
| 409 | Untitled
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