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APPENDIX I.
Extract from the Gazette of India, 15th August 1914.
Home Department.
Notification.
Simla, the 8th August 1914.
No. 57 7. \\ hereas the Governor-General in Council considers it necessary
to take further precautions in respect of foreigners residing in or travellino-
in British India; < o &
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred, by Section 5 of the
Foreigners Act. 1804 (111. of 1864), the Governor-General in Council is
pleased to order that the provisions of Section 5 and of all the subsequent
sections of the said Act shall, for a period of six months from the date of
this notification, be in force in British India, including British Baluchistan,
the Sonthal Parganas, and the district of Angul.
No. 578. In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 25 of the
Foreigners Act 1864 (III. of 1864), the Governor-General in Council is
pleased to exempt—
(a.) from the provisions of Section 5 and all the subsequent sections of
the said Act, all foreigners being Asiatics ; and
(6) from the provisions of Sections 10 to 19 of the said Act, all non-
Asiatic foreigners not being of German or Austrian nationality.
APPENDIX II.
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
Notification.
Simla, the 20th August 1914.
An Ordinance to provide for the exercise of more effective control over
foreigners in British India.
ORDINANCE No. Ill of 1914.
Whereas an emergency has arisen which makes it necessary to provide
for the exercise of more effective control over foreigners in British India ;
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 23 of the
Indian Councils Act, 1861, the Governor-General is pleased to make and ^ * 25 (r
promulgate the following Ordinance.
L (1) This Ordinance may be called “The Foreigners Ordinance, 1914.” Short title
(2) It extends to the whole of British India including British and extent.
Baluchistan, the Sonthal Parganas, the district of Angul, the Shan States and
the Pargana of Spiti.
2. In this Ordinance— Definitions.
(a) “ foreigner ” has the same meaning as in the Foreigners Act, 1864. III. of 1864.
(b) “ prescribed ” means prescribed by rules made under this Ordinance.
3. (1) The Governor-General in Council may by order— Power to
(a) prohibit, or regulate and restrict in such manner as he thinks fit, the regulate ,1
entr^ of foreigners into British India and their departure from entry, depar-
British India ; and tare and
{b) regulate or restrict in such manner as lie thinks fit the liberty of j^ence of
foreigners residing or being in British India. oieigneis.