No. 5. Factories. 1955.

 (xii) any sewage works in which mechanical power is used and any pumping
 station used in connection with any sewage works;
 (xiii) any irrigation works in which mechanical power is used and any
 pumping station used in connection with any irrigation works;
 (xiv) any hydraulic power generating works;
 (xv) any quarry.
 (2) Any line or siding (not being part of a railway) which is used in connection
 with and for the purposes of a factory, shall be deemed to be part of a 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.
 (3) A part of a factory may, with the approval in writing of the chief inspector,
 be taken to be a separate factory and two or more factories may, with the
 like approval, be taken to be a single factory.
 (4) Any workplace in which, with the permission of or under agreement with the
 owner or occupier, two or more persons carry on any work which wouldcon-
 stitute the workplace of a factory if the persons working therein were in the
 employment of the owner or occupier, shall be deemed to be a factory for the
 purposes of this Ordinance, and, in the dase of any such workplace not being
 a tenement factory or part of a tenement factory, the provisions of this
 Ordinance shall apply as if the owner or occupier of the workplace were the
 occupier of 6he factory and the persons working therein were persons
 employed in the factory.
 (5) Where a place situate within the close, curtilage, or precincts forming a
 factory is solely used for some purpose other than the processes carried on in
 the factory, that place shall not be deemed to form part of the factory for the
 purposes of this Ordinance, but shall, if otherwise it would be a factory, be
 deemed to be a separate factory.
 (6) Premises -hall not be excluded from the definition of a factory by reason only
 that they are open air premises.
 (7) Where the Director, by certificate in writing, so directs as respects all or any
 purposes of i:his Ordinance, different branches or departments of woqk
 carried on in the same factory shall be deemed to be different factories.
 (8) Any premises belonging to or in the occupation of Her Majesty's Government
 or any department thereof, or of the Government of the Colony or any
 department thereof, or of any local authority, shall not be deemed not to be a
 factory, and building operations or works of engineering construction
 undertaken by or on behalf of Her Majesty's Government or any
 department thereof, or the Government of the Colony or any department
 thereof, or any local authority, shall not be excluded from the operation of
 this Ordinance, by reason only that the work carried, on threat is not carried
 on by way of trade or for purposes of gain.,

 SECOND SCHEDULE. (S 13).

 Particulars to be Submitted by Occupier or Intending Occupier of a Factory.

1. 'Name of the occupier or intending occupier of the factory.
2. Address and location of the factory.
3. Nature of the work carried on, or.proposed to be carried on in the factory.