Of existing jurisdiction to Supreme
Court, 20

Of causes, by Chief Justice, 30-33
commenced in wrong Province,
8.2 o. 9 r. 5, 6

in wrong District, r. 7; 47
to hearing paper, s. 2 o. 30 r. 3, 5
from Native Tribunal, 21-23
Cause for, District Commissioner may
report, 40

Of officers of Court, 68

Of securities or shares seized in execu-
tion, s. 2 o. 46 r. 41

Of License, to sell spirits, 13; 2, 3
of auctioneer's agent, 15

to deal in arms and ammunition,

6 급
TRANSHIPMENT OF GOODS-
Regulations for, 120 g

TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE-
Ordinance, 1

"Station of officer," meaning of, 2
"Travelling," meaning of, 2
Officers to be provided with transport, 3
No, unless absent for one night, 4
No, while on board ship where passage
paid, 5

When, allowed, 6
Special, 7

Officers may be paid expenses when
not entitled to, 8

TREASURER-

May recover debtor's subsistence money,
s. 2 o. 47 r. 14

May defray expenses under Quarantine
Ordinance, 37

Governor to assign duties to, 2
Appointment of, 3, 4

May enforce payment of rent for
Government magazine, 3

Hospital rates payable to, 7

See COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS AND
TREASURER

Of property of deceased, Court to ascer-
tain, s. 2 o. 51 r. 12

Of lands under Public Lands Ordi-
nance, evidence as to, 7

Of imported goods, appraisement of,
61, 84 48

Meaning of, in Customs Ord., 109, 195
Of goods seized, appraisement of, 208
VERDICT-

Objections cured by, 98

To be unanimous, 123

To be at once entered on minutes, 124
Of Judge and assessors, 129

Of guilty of attempt may be given, 135
Of guilty of one offence where another
charged, 136-138

At inquest how taken, 199

VISITING COMMITTEE OF PRISON-
See PRISON (Visiting Committee of)

VISITOR OF PRISON-

See PRISON (Visitor of)

VOLUNTEERS

May be enrolled, 1, 19
Officers of, may be appointed, 2
precedence of, 2

To sign agreement, 3
To be subject to discipline, 3
May make rules, 4, 5
Governor may make rules for, 6
Inspection of, 7

Arms and accoutrements of, 8
refusal of, to give up, 9

goods being placed in, 43
Entry of goods for, 62-64
Entering, clandestinely, penalty for, 92
Destroying goods in, 93

Taking goods out of, without entry, 93
Goods, damaged in, duties on, may be
remitted, 93, 94
Queen's, meaning of, 4

rates payable for, 19
goods may be taken to, 81

goods lying in, for more than one
month may be sold, 81
See WAREHOUSED GOODS

WAREHOUSED GOODS-

To pay duty chargeable at time of
passing entry, 29 18
Account of, to be taken, 87

duties on, to be paid on, 88, 108-
110

To be stowed properly, 89

To be produced on request, 90
Goods not duly warehoused to be for-
feited, 91

May be removed to other warehouse or
port, 95-99

To be cleared in two years, 100

Not cleared in two years to be sold, 101
May be re-packed, 102, 104
Samples of, may be taken, 103

May be taken out of bond without pay-
ing duty on security, 105

Entry of, for home use, 106, 108
deficiencies in, on, 109, 110

Exportation of, see EXPORTATION

See WAREHOUSE

WARRANT

May issue for witness not attending,
82

to be in writing, 14

May remain in force till executed, 18
Where, may be executed, 19
Objections to, not to be allowed, 70
Remand for three days may be with-
out, 71

for eight days to be on, 71
Of commitment authority for carrying
sentence into effect, 147

Of distress, levying money under, 148–
150

Defects in, may be amended, 156;
196

Coroner may issue, for suspected per-
son, 2005
76

Of possession may issue for public
lands, 10

Gaoler responsible for, in his custody,
r. 88

Arrest without, 93

by constables, 28, 29, 360; 27;
1

by officers of Constabulary, 26
Against native members of Constabulary
when void, 55

Death, see SENTENCE (Capital)
Search, see SEARCH WARRANT

To detain or deport political prisoner,
see POLITICAL PRISONERS

WINE-continued

Duty on, on Gold Coast, ;

at Lagos,

WITNESSES--

Court may summon, 81

76

Warrant may issue for, 82, 83

Not attending, guilty of contempt, 82
Refusing to be sworn, guilty of con-
tempt, 84

Refusing to give evidence, guilty of
contempt, 84

Persons in Court may be, 85
Prisoners may be, 86
Allowances to, 87, 88

May be ordered out of Court, s. 1 o 6
r. 1

Communication with, preventing, r. 2
Adverse, discrediting, r. 3
Contradictory statements of, proof of,
r. 4

Cross-examination of, as to previous
statements in writing, r. 5
Previous conviction of, proof of, r. 6
Attesting, r. 7

May be summoned to produce docu-
ments, r. 15

Absence of, as ground for postpone-
ment of hearing, s. 2 o. 31 r. 2, 3
At hearing of case, s. 2 o. 36 r. 3-6
Attendance of, before referees, s. 2 o.
38 r. 5

before arbitrators, s. 2 o. 52 r. 5
in Customs disputes, 41 48

in Constabulary inquiries, 405

To wil's, s. 2 o. 51 r. 21-24
At summary tria', 53-55 %

At investigation, depositions of, to be
taken, 69, 75

to be bound over to appear at
trial, 89

may be required to give security,
89,91

refusing to give security, may
be committed, 90

Absconding, may be committed, 92
Informality in swearing, not a ground
for staying judgment, 98

At inquest, depositions of, to be taken,
198, 201

In prison, to be kept apart from con-
victs, r. 16

Under Master and Servant Ord.,
parties may be, 411

husbands and wives of parties
may be, 41