Weights and Measure. |Ch. 31. No. 15

6. (1) A gallon shall be the primary measure of capacity
in the Colony.

(2) The measures of capacity specified in the Fourth
Schedule hereto are hereby declared to be such multiples
or parts of a gallon as are in the said Schedule specified
respectively im this behalf,

(3) These measures are in this Ordinance referred to as
Imperial measures of capacity,

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7. (1) The measures of capacity specified in’ the Fifth
Schedule hereto are hereby declared to be metric measures
of capacity

(2) Each metric measure of capacity is hereby declared
to be of that capacity which expressed in terms of Imperial
measures of capacity, is specified in the said Schedule as the
equivalent of such metric measure.

8. (1) A yvard shall be the primary measure of length in

the Colony

(2) The measures of length specified in the Sixth
Schedule hereto are hereby declared to be such multiples or
parts of a yard as are in the said Schedule specified res-
pectively in this behalf.

(3) These measures are in this Ordinance referred to as
Imperial measures of length.

9. (1) The measures of Iength specified in the Seventh
Schedule hereto are hereby declared to be metric measures of
length.

(2) Each metric measure of length is hereby declared
to be of the length which, expressed in terms of Imperial
measures of length, is specified in the said Schedule as the
equivalent of such metric measure.

0. (1) A square yard shall be the primary measure of
surface i in the Colony.

(2) The measures of surface specified in the Eighth
Schedule hereto are hereby declared to be such multiples

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Imperial
measures of
capacity.
4th
Schedule.

Metric
measures of
capacity.
5th
Schedule.

Imperial
measures of
length.

oth
Schedule.

Metric
measures of
length.

7th
Schedule.

Imperial
measures
of surface,
&th
Schedule