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

3 10 CRIMli NAL PRACTICE ~ U L ~ - F ~ ~ M S
No. I24.--SENDING DANGEBOUS OR OBKOXTOUS THINGS BY POST.
Section 172.
(1. Knowingly sent [or Knowingly attempted to send] by post a letter [or
parcel [or as the case may be>] which enclosed a thing likely to injure other things
in the course of conveyance [or likely to injure any person by whom the same
might be handled (or opened) (or as the case may be)], namely, a bottle of
sulphuric acid (or as the case may be).
(2.) Knowingly sent [or Knowingly attempted to send] by post a letter (or as
the cuse may be) which enelosed an indecent [or obscene] print [or &e.] LOT which
had on it (or in it or on its cover) indecent (or obscene or grossly offensive) words
(or marks or designs)].
NO. 12fi.---INTEEPERENCE WITH TEJJEG~ZAPIIS.
Section 184.
(1.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed [or damaged or removed] part of an
apparatus used in the working of [or used in connection with] an electric telegraph
under the control of the Postmaster-General, namely, a battery [or an insulator
(or as the case may be)].
(2.) Wilfully and unlawfully preventeci [or obstructed] the sending Lor
delivering] of a conmunication by an electric telegraph under the control of the
Postmaster-General.
~X.-MISCELLAN
EOUS OFFENCES AGAINST l)un~,rc AUTEIORITY.
EO. 126.-FALSE ~ ~ ~ ~ AS , TO A EXECUTION ~ A ~ OF ~ SENTENCE O ~
OP DEATH.
Section 192.
Rubscribed a certificate [or declaration] as to the execution of the sentence of
death upoll one X.Y. on &. at &c., which certificate [or declaratjon] was false in
a material particular, namely, in that it was thereby certified [or declared] that
(set out the false matter), whereas in truth (set out the truth), as the said AB.
then well knew.
3’0. 127.-FALSE ~ T A T ~ ~ IIN E ~ ~ S A ~ E ~ REQUIRED ~ ~ N TTO S BE
UNDER OATH OR SOLEMN DECLARATION.
Sectiou 193.
Being required by law to verify on his oath [or by his solemn declaration
(or solemn affirmation)] a statement made by him on the occasion of his marriage
to one M.N. [or under (the Regulations made in pursuance of) ‘‘The Succession
and Probate Buties Act, 1892,” touching the property of one &.E. deceased (or
as the case may be, show the occasion on which the obligation to verify the stutemcnt
arose)], made a statement [touching the matter aforesaid] which was false in a
material particular, namely, in that it was thereby stated that (set out false
statement), whereas in truth (set ozrl the truth), a8 the said A.B. then well knew:
And that the said A.B. then verified the said statement on his oath [or by his
solemn declaration (or solemn affirmation) 1,
NO. 128.---PALSE DECLARATIONS AND STATEMENTS.
Ssction 394.
Being permitted [or roquired] by law to nialrc a statement [or declaration]
touching (&e., state subject mather of statement or declaration so as to show
that it wias permitted or required by law), made a statement [or declaration]
touching the matter aforesaid before R.T., a justice of the peace (or as the case
may be), who was then authoriaed by law to permit the said statement [or
declaration] to be made before him, whieh said statement [or declaration] was
false in a material particular, namely, in that it was thereby stated [or declared]
that (set out the false statement), whereas in truth [set out the truth], as the said
A.B. then well lmew.
NO. ~29.-SI~OOTING AT CUSTOMS BOATS OR OFFICERS.
Section 196.
(1.) Shot at a steam launch [or boat (or as the case may be)], which was then
in use by one F.F., an officor of Customs, while he was engaged in the execution of
his duty as such officer.