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(viii) any premises in which the making, adaptation
or repair of dresses, scenery or properties is carried on
incidentally to the production, exhibition or presenta-
tion by way of trade or for purposes of gain of cinemato-
graph films or theatrical performances, not being a
stage or dressing-room of a theatre in which only
occasional adaptations or repairs are made;

(ix) any premises in which the business of making
or mending nets is carried on incidentally to the
fishing industry ;

(x) any premises in which mechanical power is
used in connection with the making or repair of
articles of metal or wood incidentally to any business
carried on by way of trade or for purposes of gain;

(xi) any premises in which the production of
cinematograph films is carried on by way of trade
for purposes of gain, so, however, that the employment
at any such premises of theatrical performers, and of
attendants on such theatrical performers shall not be
deemed to be employment in a factory;

(x11) any premises in which articles are made or
prepared incidentally to the carrying on of building
operations or works of engineering construction, not
being premises in which such operations or works are
being carried on;

(xili) any premises used for the storage of gas in a
gas holder having a storage capacity of not less than
five thousand cubic feet;

(xiv) any waterworks, pumping station, filtration
plant, sewage works or sewage outfall;

(xv) any premises in which any material is trans-
formed or converted by way of trade or for purposes of
gain.

(2) Any line or siding (not being part of the Trinidad
Government Railway or a municipal tramway) which is
used in connection with and for the purposes of a factory,
shall be deemed to be part of the factory; if any such line
or siding is used in connection with more than one factory
belonging to different occupiers, the line or siding shall be
deemed to be a separate factory.

8 (2)