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12 of 1931. 29 of 1932.

2 of 1933. 10 of 1958.

Cap. 115] Cinematograph Exhibitions

CHAPTER 115.

CINEMATOGRAPH EXHIBITIONS.

ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS. SECTION

1. Short title. 2. Interpretation. 3. Exhibitions not to be given except on licensed premises. 4. Supervision at exhibitions to ensure safety from :fire. 5. Duty of occupier of premises in which it is proposed to give an

exhibition. 6. Censorship of :films. 7. Advertisement of :films not to be exhibited unless authorised. 8. Power of entry. 9. Offences and penalties.

10. Ordinance not applicable to private exhibitions. 11. Rules.

CHAPTER 115.

CINEMATOGRAPH EXHIBITIONS.

An Ordinance for the better Regulation and Control of Cine­matograph and similar Exhibitions, and for purposes con­nected therewith.

[29TH AuGusT, 1931.]

Short title. 1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Cinematograph Exhibitions Ordinance, and shall apply to the Colony and Protectorate.

Interpreta- 2. In this Ordinance, unless the context otherwise requires-tion.

Exhibitions not to be given except on licensed premises.

" Board " means the Board of Control appointed under section 6;

" exhibition " means a cinematograph exhibition, and includes any other similar exhibition;

" premises " includes buildings and lands.

3. (I) No person shall conduct, present, or give, or allow to be conducted, presented, or given, any exhibition for the pur­poses of which inflammable films are used, except in premises licensed under a licence granted by the prescribed authority

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for that purpose under this Ordinance, and in accordance with the provisions of such licence and with the conditions and restrictions, if any, set forth therein.

(2) No licence shall be granted in respect of any premises unless the prescribed authority is satisfied that such premises are safe and otherwise suitable for the purposes of the proposed exhibition.

(3) The prescribed authority may-

(a) refuse to grant any such licence, or (b) grant the same subject to such conditions and restric­

tions as the said authority may see fit to impose, and (c) may at any time vary or revoke any such licence;

and in each case without being required to assign any reason for so doing:

Provided that an appeal shall lie to the Governor from any decision of the prescribed authority under this sub-section, and provided further that the decision of the Governor thereon shall be final.

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4. Where the prescribed authority has granted a licence S~pe~~~!on upon the condition that the exhibition shall be conducted under ~io:! t~ l­the superintendence of some public officer, it shall in such case :nsur~ safety

be lawful for such public officer at any time to order such rom re.

exhibition to cease, or to give any other direction which he may think necessary for the purpose of ensuring the safety from fire of the premises in which the exhibition takes place or of the people attending the exhibition.

5. (1) The occupier (which expression in this section includes a reference to the person managing or receiving the rent thereof) of any premises at which it is proposed to give an exhibition shall ascertain whether the said premises have been duly licensed as aforesaid.

(2) The said occupier shall notify the prescribed authority if and so soon as he has reason to believe that there is an intention to proceed with the exhibition either without a lieence granted as aforesaid, or with such licence, but contrary to any of the conditions imposed thereby.

Duty of occupier of premises in which it is proposed to give an exhibition.

6. (I) No person shall present or exhibit, or allow to be Censorship

presented or exhibited, any film pictures or other similar optical of films.

effects unless the same shall first have been approved and passed

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Advertise­ment of films not to be exhibited unless authorised.

Power of entry.

Cap. 115] Cinematograph Exhibitions

by the Board of Control appointed under the next succeeding sub-section.

(2) It shall be lawful for the Governor by Order to appoint a Board of Control for the purpose of viewing, examining, and censoring films, intended for use in connection with an exhibition. The Board shall be constituted in such manner as the Governor shall direct, and shall by virtue of this enactment be invested with all legal powers necessary for the proper performance of its duties and functions.

(3) Whenever the Board shall pass and approve any film, it shall signify its decision by a certificate in the prescribed form. The Board may-

(a) pass and approve part of a film whilst disapproving another part thereof; or

(b) pass and approve any film subject to special conditions and restrictions as to the Board may seem fit; or

(c) at any time revoke its decision; or (d) give such directions in the matter;

and may so act as it shall think proper for the purpose of giving effect to its decision.

( 4) A film or part of a film which has been passed and approved by the Board of Control may, subject always to the provisions of this Ordinance relating to the premises in which an exhibition is or may be given, be exhibited in any part of the Colony or Protectorate.

( 5) '¥hen the Board has refused to pass and approve any film or part of a film, it may retain such film or excise and retain such part of a film until it is exported from the Colony or otherwise disposed of in accordance with the directions of the Board.

7. No person shall display or cause to be displayed any picture, photograph, poster or figure advertising any cinemato­graph display unless the same has been approved by the Board and marked by it in the manner prescribed.

8. Any District Commissioner or Police officer may at any time enter any premises in which an exhibition is being given, or in which he has reason to believe that an exhibition is being or about to be given, with a view to seeing whether the pro­visions of this Ordinance and of any licence granted there­under have been complied with, and generally also for the purpose of inspection and control.

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9. Any person who-(i) in any way, whether by act or om1sswn, contravenes

or fails to comply with any provision of this Ordinance, or

Offences and penalties.

(ii) in any way, whether by act or omission, disobeys or fails to comply with the lawful order of the prescribed authority or of any officer charged with the execution of, or concerned in the enforcement of, any of the provisions of this Ordinance, or

(iii) in any way hinders or obstructs any such authority or officer,

shall be guilty of an offence, and on summary conviction thereof shall be liable to a fine not exceeding fifty pounds, and, in the case of a continuing offence, to a further fine not exceeding two pounds in respect of each day during which the offence continues.

10. The restrictions set forth in this Ordinance shall not Orfina~?e apply to an exhibition given in private premises to which the ~~leaf! w-

public are not admitted on payment or otherwise. pnh·v:ab~et. ex 1. 1 wns.

11. (I) It shall be lawful for the Governor in Council to Rules.

make rules for the further, better, or more convenient effectuation of any of the provisions or purposes of this Ordinance, and in particular, but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, with respect to any of the following matters-

(a) the appointment of a person or persons to be the prescribed authority for any purpose under this Ordinance;

(b) the prescription of fees to be charged and paid under this Ordinance;

(c) the prescription of forms to be used for any purpose under this Ordinance;

(d) the procedure with respect to the application for, and to the grant of, licences under section 3, and the conditions and restrictions relating thereto;

(e) the prescription of anything which under this Ordinance requires to be or may be prescribed; and

(j) the prescription of the duties and powers of any person engaged or employed in the administration or enforcement of the provisions of this Ordinance. (2) Rules made under this section shall, while in force, have

the same effect as if enacted in this Ordinance either immediately or on and from such other date as may therein or in their regard be provided.

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CHAPTER. ORDINANCE. PAGE.

45. ADMINISTRATION oF EsTATES 418

46. ADMINISTRATION oF EsTATES BY CoNSULAR OFFICERS 439

123. ADMIRALTY LANDS 1274

214. AFRICAN LABOURERS (EMPLOYMENT AT SEA) 2235

185. AGRICULTURE 1938

120. AIRFIELDS AND DEFENCE LANDS, ETC. 1233

91. AKu MoHAMMEDAN BuRIAL BoARD 1027

90. ALIENS ExPuLSION ... 1024

84. ALIENS NATURALISATION AND AcQUISITION OF PROPERTY 967

85. ALIENS REGISTRATION 974

263. ALLOY COINAGE (DISCOUNT PROHIBITION) 2978

198. ALLUVIAL DIAMOND MINING 2071

191. ANIMALS' DISEASES 1979

16. APPEALs FROM MAGISTRATEs' CouRTs 125

25. ARBITRATION 185

234. ARMS AND AMMUNITION 2462

224. AUCTIONEERS 2341

57. AUDIT 499

227. BILLS OF ExcHANGE 2390

241. BILLS OF SALE 2590

92. BIRTHS AND DEATHS REGISTRATION 1032

93. BIRTHS AND DEATHS (PROTECTORATE) REGISTRATION 1058

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276. BISHOP OF FREETOWN AND Bo INCORPORATION 3238

275. BISHOP OF SIERRA LEONE INCORPORATION 3236

80. Bo TowN CouNCIL ... 870

110. BoY ScouTs AND GIRL GumEs 1173

83. BRITISH NATIONALITY 966

129. BUILDING LINES 1302

94. BuRIALS REGISTRATION (FREETOWN) 1064

190. BusH FIRE PREVENTION 1976

257. BusiNESS NAMES REGISTRATION 2955

147. CARRIAGE OF Goons BY SEA 1521

55. CENSUS 482

171. CHANGE OF TITLES 1759

284. CHIEFDOM POLICE 3288

62. CHIEFDOM TREASURIES 547

44. CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS 399

95. CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE 1068

279. CHURCH MisSIONARY SociETY LANDS 3248

115. CINEMATOGRAPH ExHIBITIONS 1194

97. CIVIL MARRIAGE 1081

260. COINS 2972

266. CoLONIAL TREASURY BILLS 3025

54. CoMMISSIONS oF INQUIRY 477

249. COMPANIES ... 2676

121. CoNCESSIONS ... 1241

6. CoNSULAR CoNVENTIONs 37

CHAPTER.

228. CoNTROL OF GooDs

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2429

253. Co-OPERATIVE SociETIES 2904

248. COPYRIGHT 2672

9. CORONERS 73

41. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT 392

264. CouNTERFEIT CuRRENCY 2980

280. CouNTESS oF HuNTINGDoN's CoNNEXION 3260

7. COURTS 43

39. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 305

ll8. CRowN LANDs CoNSERVANCY 1216

261. CuRRENCY NoTES (DiscouNT) AND PREMIUM oN SILVER PROHIBITION 2975

262. CuRRENCY NoTES (WEsT AFRICAN BoARD) LEGAL TENDER 2977

271. CusTOMS 3052

272. CusToMs TARIFF 3127

154. DANGEROUS DRUGS 1618

24. DEBTORS 173

119. DEFENCE LANDs AcQUISITION 1220

258. DEVELOPMENT FUND 2964

259. DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIES (ASSISTANCE) 2967

207. DIAMOND AGREEMENTS AND LICENCE (RATIFICATION) . . • 2153

285. DIAMOND CORPORATIONS AGREEMENT (1959) (RATIFICATION) . . . 3296

200. DIAMOND INDUSTRY PROFIT TAX . . . 2097

199. DIAMOND INDUSTRY PROTECTION 2094

208. DIAMOND SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT (1951) RATIFICATION 2166

209. DIAMOND SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT (1954) RATIFICATION 2171

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210. DIAMOND SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT (1955) RATIFICATION

211. DIAMOND SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT (1956) RATIFICATION

5. DIPLOMATIC PRIVILEGES (EXTENSION)

79. DISTRICT COUNCILS ...

217. DocKs REGULATION

193. DoGs ...

105. EDUCATION

166. ELECTRIC LIGHT AND PowER

212. EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYED

20. EscHEAT

26. EVIDENCE (DOCUMENTARY)

103. EviDENCE (MARITAL INTERCOURSE)

265. ExcHANGE CoNTROL

286. ExcisE

22. ExECUTION AGAINST REAL PROPERTY

235. EXPLOSIVES

88. ExTRADITION (CoLONY)

36. FANGAY

131. FERRIES

195. FISHERIES

232. FoLDED WOVEN GooDs

21. FOREIGN JUDGMENTS (RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT)

98. FOREIGN MARRIAGE ...

149. FoRESHORES

189. FoRESTRY

PAGE.

2179

2186

32

843

2246

1994

1124

1722

2196

145

190

1119

2983

3304

166

2501

1009

267

1310

2009

2452

156

1091

1529

1964

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126. FoRTIFICATIONS SKETCHING 1283

106. FouRAH BAY CoLLEGE (TRANSFER, ETC.) 1150

68. FREETOWN FIRE PREVENTION MEASURES 660

287. FREETOWN HoTEL LTD. AGREEMENT (RATIFICATION) 3340

66. FREETOWN IMPROVEMENT 625

77. FREETOWN IMPROVEMENT (EXTENSION) 828

65. FREETOWN MuNICIPALITY ... 568

67. FREETOWN MuNICIPALITY BuiLDING ScHEME 653

71. FREETOWN MuNICIPALITY OFFICERS' SuPERANNUATION 683

70. FREETOWN STREET TRADING 681

288. FREETOWN TRAINING CoLLEGE FOR TEACHERS 3384

69. FREETOWN WATERWORKS ... 665

250. FRENCH CoMPANY ... 2894

254. FRIENDLY SociETIEs 2926

89. FuGITIVE CRIMINALs SuRRENDER 1011

268. GENERAL LOAN AND STOCK 3030

255. GENERAL REGISTRATION 2932

289. GENEVA CoNVENTION 3394

72. GumEs PROHIBITION 692

139. HARBOUR DuEs 1446

130. HIGHWAYS DIVERSION 1307

4. HoUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (POWERS AND PRIVILEGES) 23

104. ILLITERATES PROTECTION •.. 1121

86. IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION 978

27. IMPERIAL STATUTES (CRIMINAL LAw) ADOPTION 194

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18. IMPERIAL STATUTES (LAW OF PROPERTY) ADOPTION 139

233. IMPORTATION OF TEXTILES (QUOTAS) 2457

192. IMPOUNDING 1990

183. INCITEMENT TO DISAFFECTION 1928

273. INCOME TAX 3154

28. INFANTICIDE 233

1. INTERPRETATION 2

38. JURORS AND ASSESSORS 292

127. KROO RESERVATION 1285

19. LAW REFORM (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) 142

11. LEGAL PRACTITIONERS 92

12. LEGAL PRACTITIONERS (DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE) 103

167. LIGHTING CoNTROL ... 1736

237. LIQUOR 2521

238. LIQUOR LICENSING 2526

269. LOAN (1949) ... 3041

290. LOAN (1959) ... 3397

82. LocAL AuTHORITIES OFFICERS' SuPERANNUATION 955

270. LocAL LoANS 3045

63. LocAL TAx ... 550

2. LocAL TIME ... 18

188. LocusTs (DESTRUCTION) 1962

74. LoDGERS (REGISTRATION IN HoTELEl) 698

32. LOTTERIES 253

157. LUNACY 1653

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CHAPTER. ORDINANCE.

158. LUNATICS REMOVAL

159. LUNATICS REMOVAL (WEST AFRICAN TERRITORIES)

218. MACHINERY (SAFE WORKING AND INSPECTION) ...

PAGE.

1666

1668

2247

101. MAINTENANCE ORDERS (FACILITIES FOR ENFORCEMENT) 1098

136. MARAMPA RAILWAY AND HARBOUR WoRKS CoNSTRUCTION 1409

99. MARRIAGE OF BRITISH SuBJECTS (FACILITIES) 1094

100. MARRIED WOMEN'S MAINTENANCE 1096

102. MATRIMONIAL CAUSES 1104

151. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, DENTISTS AND DRUGGISTS 1568

245. MERCHANDISE MARKS 2655

142. MERCHANT SHIPPING (FEES) 1479

281. METHODIST LANDS, RAWDON STREET 3265

153. MIDWIVES 1606

196. MINERALS 2016

197. MINING (MINERAL OIL) 2062

53. MINISTERs' STATUTORY PowERS AND DuTIES 474

96. MOHAMMEDAN MARRIAGE 1078

240. MoNEYLENDERS 2569

242. MONEYLENDING AND STANDING CROP TRANSACTIONS (PROTECTORATE) 2604

59. MoNUMENTS AND RELICS . . . 506

133. MoToR VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) 1349

8. NATIVE COURTS 62

178. NAVAL EsTABLISHMENTS 1850

111. NEWSPAPERS... 1178

13. NOTARIEs PuBLIC 111

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CHAPTER. ORDINANCE.

152. NuRSES

42. OATHS AND AFFIRMATIONS

169. OFFICIAL OATHS

170. OFFICIAL SECRETS

3. ORDINANCES AUTHENTICATION

125. ORDNANCE LANDS

230. PALM OIL

239. PALM WINE

247. PATENTS

243. PAWNBROKERS

173. PENSIONS

291. PENSIONS (OLD CONDITIONS OF SERVICE) (EXTENSION)

43. PERJURY

34. PERSONATION AND UNIFORMS

23. PETITIONS OF RIGHT

236. PETROI,EUM

141. PILOTAGE

150. PoLICE

140. PORT OF FREETOWN

138. PoRTS AND INLAND WATERS

160. PosT OFFICE

161. PosT OFFICE SAVINGS BANK

33. PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION

31. PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN ..•

PRISONS (OMITTED) ..•

PAGE.

1593

395

1754

1758

20

1279

2446

2559

2668

2608

1762

3399

397

257

171

2518

1470

1538

1451

1434

1674

1699

255

239

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PRISONERS LICENCES (OMITTED)

48. PROBATE ExEMPTION 445

47. PROBATES (BRITISH AND CoLONIAL) REcOGNITION 442

40. PROBATION OF OFFENDERS ... 385

73. PROCESSIONS ... 695

215. PROHIBITION oF FoRCED LABOUR 2238

135. PROPRIETARY RAILWAYS . .. 1391

30. PROTECTION oF WoMEN AND GIRLS 238

6U. PROTECTORATE 516

122. PROTECTORATE LAND 1266

201. PROTECTORATE MINING BENEFITS TRUST FuND ... 2101

64. PROTECTORATE VAGRANCY 563

112. PUBLICATIONS 1183

PuBLIC HEALTH (CoLONY) (oMITTED)

PuBLIC HEALTH (PROTECTORATE) (oMITTED)

58. PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 504

116. PUBLIC LANDS 1200

172. PUBLIC OFFICERS PROTECTION 1760

137. PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICES 1430

QUARANTINE (OMITTED)

134. RAILWAY 1364

216. RECRUITING OF WORKERS ... 2241

213. REGISTRATION OF EMPLOYEES 2228

256. REGISTRATION OF INSTRUMENTS 2938

52. RE~T RESTRICTION .•• 466

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292. RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR PUBLIC OFFICERS 3401

56. RIOT DAMAGES 488

132. RoAD TRAFFIC 1315

206. RoKEL RivER WATER RIGHTS AGREEMENT 2149

179. RoYAL WEsT AFRICAN FRONTIER FoRcE 1853

182. R.W.A.F.F. (MILITARY UNITS) 1926

180. R.W.A.F.F. (SIERRA LEONE REGIMENT RESERVE) 1914

181. R.W.A.F.F. (SUPPLEMENTARY RESERVE, SIERRA LEONE) 1918

75. RuRAL AREA 700

225. SALE oF Goons 2350

29. SEDITION 235

76. SHERBRO U.D.C. 776

10. SHERIFFS 89

145. SHIPPING CASUALTIES, WRECKS AND SALVAGE 1494

146. SHIPWRECKED PASSENGERS 1518

284. SIERRA LEONE AMATEUR SPoRTS CouNCIL 3278

278. SIERRA LEONE CHURCH COMMITTEE 3245

108. SIERRA LEONE EDUCATION FUND 1161

293. SIERRA LEONE LIBRARY BoARD ... 3406

176. SIERRA LEONE NAVAL VoLUNTEER FoRCE 1842

177. SIERRA LEONE NAVAL VoLUNTEER FoRcE (GENERAL SERVICE) 1847

229. SIERRA LEONE PRODUCE MARKETING 2435

251. SociETJi: CoMMERCIALE DE L'OuEsT AFRICAIN 2897

252. SocoNY VACUUM OIL CoMPANY 2900

51. SPEEDY EJECTMENT 458

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274. STAMP DuTY 3218

162. STAMPS (DEMONETISATION) 1705

277. ST. GEORGE's CATHEDRAL ... 3241

37. SuMMARY CoNVICTION OFFENCES . . . 269

49. SuMMARY EJECTMENT 448

50. SuMMARY EJECTMENT (PROTECTORATE) 453

17. SUMMARY REVIEW 137

128. SuRVEY 1289

143. SuRvEY oF BoATs 1480

107. TEACHERs' SuPERANNUATION 1155

163. TELEGRAMS' (PRODUCTION) 1706

164. TELEGRAPHS 1708

148. TERRITORIAL WATERS 1527

294. TITANIUM AGREEMENT (RATIFICATION) 3413

202. TONKOLILI AGREEI'.IENT 2104

203. TONKOLILI (SUPPLEMENTARY) AGREEMENT 2129

204. TONKOLILI (SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT) (1947) RATIFICATION 2132

205. TONKOLILI AND MARAMPA SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT (1956) RATIFICATION 2140

81. TowN AND CouNTRY PLANNING 928

295. TOWNSHIPS . . . 3434

223. TRADE DISPUTES (ARBITRATION AND INQUIRY) . . . 2332

222. TRADE DisPUTES (DECLARATION oF LAw) 2327

244. TRADE MARKS 2630

231. TRADE PROTECTION 2450

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221. TRADE UNIONS 2303

78. TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION (COLONY) 835

61. TRIBAL AUTHORITIES 537

267. TRUSTEE INVESTMENT IN S.L. GovT. SECURITIES 3027

114. UNDESIRABLE ADVERTISEMENTS ... 1189

87. UNDESIRABLE BRITISH SuBJECTs ... 997

113. UNDESIRABLE PUBLICATIONS 1186

282. UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST 3273

246. UNITED KINGDOM DESIGNS (PROTECTION) 2666

35. UNLAWFUL SoCIETIES 260

117. UNOCCUPIED LANDS 1212

144. UNSEAWORTHY SHIPS 1486

VACCINATION (OMITTED)

220. WAGES BOARDS 2289

124. WAR DEPARTMENT LANDS (KORTRIGHT HILL AND KENNEDY RIDGE) 1278

184. WAR PENSIONS 1931

168. WATER CONTROL 1737

226. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES 2373

186. WEST AFRICAN CocoA RESEARCH INSTITUTE (SIERRA LEONE STATus) 1945

155. WEsT AFRICAN CouNCIL FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH (SIERRA LEONE

STATUS) 1631

14. WEST AFRICAN CouRT oF APPEAL (CIVIL CASEs) 115

15. · WEsT AFRICAN CouRT OF APPEAL (CRIMINAL CAsEs) 117

109. WEsT AFRICAN ExAMINATIONS CouNCIL (SIERRA LEONE STATus) 1164

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187. WEST AFRICAN INSTITUTE FOR OIL PALM RESEARCH (SIERRA LEONE

STATUS) 1954

156. WEST AFRICAN INSTITUTE FOR TRYPANOSOMIASIS RESEARCH (SIERRA

LEONE STATUS) ... 1643

174. Wmows AND ORPHANS (AFRICAN OFFICERS) PENSIONS 1777

175. Wmows AND ORPHANS (OvERSEAS OFFICERs) PENSIONs 1803

194. WILD ANIMALS, BIRDS AND FISH PRESERVATION 2001

165. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY 1717

219. WORKMEN's CoMPENSATION 2254

YELLOW FEVER (OMITTED)

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