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(c) anotice of the name and address of the examining
surgeon for the factory; and

(d) a notice specifying the clock (if any) by which
the period of employment and intervals for meals
and rest in the factory are regulated; and

(ec) printed copics of all regulations or orders for
the time being in force in the factory or the prescribed
abstract of such regulations or orders; and

(f) every notice and document required by this
Ordinance to be posted in the factory:

Provided that an inspector may direct that all or any of
the aforesaid documents shall be posted in such parts of
the factory, either in addition to or in substitution for the
said principal entrances, as he may direct.

(2) All such documents shall be posted in such
characters and in such positions as to be conveniently read
by persons employed in the factory and if a form has been
preseribed for any document, it shall be posted in that
form.

(3) A printed copy of all such regulations or orders
as aforesaid shall be given by the occupier to any person
affected thereby on his application.

(4) If any person pulls down, injures or defaces
any abstract, notice, regulations or other document posted
in pursuance of this Ordinance, he shall be guilty of an
offence and liable to a fine of twenty-four dollars.

54. (1) There shall be kept in every factory, or in such
place outside the factory as may be approved by the
imspector for the district, a register, in the prescribed form,
called the general register, and there shall be entered in
or attached to that register—

(a) the prescribed particulars as to the young
persons employed in the factory; and

(6) the prescribed particulars as to the washing,
white-washing or colour washing, painting or varnish-
ing, of the factory; and

(c) the prescribed particulars as to every accident
and case of industrial disease occurring in the factory

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Gencral
registers.