The Criminal Code Act 1899 - Ozcase Queensland Historical Legal ...

308 CRIM'INAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
(b) Uttered (&,e. as in (a) to the end, showing that the offence was com~~ttea
with respect to foreign coin) :
And further that the said A.B. had also, namely, on &c. at &e., been convicted
(&e. as in (a), showing that the offence was committed with respect to foreign
coin).
NO. llO.-CO~NTERFEITING COPPER COIN.
Section 157.
(1.) Made [or Began to make] a counterfeit copper coin apparently intended
to pass for the current coin called pennies [or for a coin of the United States of
America called cents (or as the case mag be)].
(2.) Without lawful authority or excuse made [or mended or began (or
prepared) to make (w mend) or had in his possession or disposed of to one M.N.]
a tool [or an instrument or machine] which was adapted and intended for making
eounterfeit copper coin apparently intended to pass for the current: copper coin
called pennies [OT for coins of the United States of Amesica called cents (or as
the case may be)]: And that the said A.B. then knew that the said tool [or 4c.1
was so adapted and intended.
(3.) Bought or Sold or Received or Paid or Disposed of] [or Offered to buy
(OT sell or receive or pay or dispose of)] from [or to] one M.N. [ten] counterfeit
copper coins apparently intended to pass for the current copper coin called pennies
(or as the case may be, as in (2)) at a lower rate than the same imported [or were
apparently intended to import].
(4.) As in (1) (2) or (3)) showing that the offence was committed with respect
to foreign coins:
And further that the said A.B. had previously, namely, on &c, at &e., been
convicted (&e. as in preceding Porm).
NO. 111.-UTTERING BASE COPPER COIN.
Section 158.
(1.) Uttered a counterfeit copper coin apparently intended to pass for the
current copper coin called pennies (or as the case way be): And that the, said A.B.
then knew that the same was counterfeit.
(2.) Had in his possession [three] pieces of counterfeit copper coins apparently
intended to pass for the, current copper coin called pennies (or as the case may
be) with intent to utter [some of] them: And that the said A.E. then knew that
the same were counterfeit.
NO. 112.-DEFACING COIN BY STAMPING WORDS THEREON.
Section 159.
Defaced a current gold [or silver or copper] coin, namely a scrvereign (or as
the case may be), by stamping a name [or names or a word or words] upon it.
NO. 113.-UTTERING FOREIGN COIN, MEDALS, &e., AS CURRENT
COIN WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD.
Section 160.
Uttered as and for the current gold [or silver] coin called sovereigns (or as
the case may be) a coin which was not curreat coin [or a medal (or a piece of
metal) which was of less value than a sovereign (or &.)I, with intent thereby then
to defraud.
NO. 114.-EXPORTING COUNTERFEIT COIN.
Section 161.
Without lawful authority or excuse exported [or put on board of a vessel (07
dray) (or as the case may be) for the purpose of being exported] from Queensland
[ten] counterfeit coins apparently intended to pass for the current coin called
sovereigns (or as the case may be): And that the said A.B. then knew that the
same were counterfeit.
NO. 115.-HAVING POSSESSION OF MORE THAN FIVE PIECES OF
COUNTERFEIT FOREIGN COIN.
Section 162.
Without lawful authority or excuse had irt his possession [ten] counterfeit coins
apparently intended to pass for coins of the United States of America called dollars
(or as the case mag be).