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

3 40 CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
XI.-FORGERY~ AND LIKE OFFENCES PUNISHABLE ON SUMMARY
CONVICTION.
NO. 311.-SENDING FALSE TELEGRAMS.
Section 505.
(1.) Knowingly, and without the authority of one E.F., sent [or delivered or
caused to be sent (or delivered)] to one Q.R., a person employed by [or under] the
Post and Telegraph Department, for the purpose of being transmitted as a
telegram, a message [or writing] purporting to be sent by the said EX.
(2.) Biped a telegram in the name of one E.F. without his authority [or %
the name of a fictitious person called M.N.].
(3.) Wilfully, and without the authority of one E.F., altered a telegram sent by
the said E.F.
(4.) Wrote [or Issued or Delivered], as and for a telegram received through a
telegraph office, a writing purporting to be a telegram so received, and which had
not in fact been so received.
NO. 31Z.-FORGERY OF SEAMEN’S TICEETS OR DOCUMENTS UNDER
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT.
Section 506.
(1.) Forged a document purporting to be (tc. as in Form NO. 294) being a
document required to be obtained [or used] under the provisions of the laws
relating to the engagement of seamen (or as the case may be).
(2.) Uttered a document required (to. as in (1)) namely, a (describe it),
which had been issued to one E.F., and then falsely represented himself to be the
said E.F.
No. 313.-FRAUDULENT USE OF ADHESIVE STAMPS.
Section 507.
(1.) Fraudulently removed an adhesive stamp [or caused an adhesive stamp
to be removed] from a document with intent that the said stamp might be used
again.
(2.) Fraudulently affixed an adhesive stamp which had been removed from a
document to another document with intent that the said stamp might be used again.
(3.) Knowingly uttered an adhesive stamp which had been fraudulently removed
from a document with intent that it might be used again.
(4.) Knowingly uttered a document having on it an adhesive stamp which had
been fraudulently removed from another document with intent that it might be
used again.
No. 314.-FALSE WARRANTIES OR LABELS RELATING TO TEE SALE
OF FOOD.
Section 508.
(1.) Knowingly gave to one E.F., a purchaser of certain tea (or as the case
may be) then sold by him, a false warranty in writing with respect thereto.
c2.) Knowingly gave to one E.F., with certain coffee (or as the case may be)
then sold by him, a label which falsely described the same.
(3.) In the course of proceedings under the laws relating to the sale of food
and drugs knowingly applied to certain butter (or as the case may be) a certificate
[or warranty] which had been given by one Q.R. with respect to another article
[or drug].
XII.-PREPARATIOS
FOR FORGERY.
NO. 315.-INSTRUMENTS AND MATERIALS FOR FORGERY.
Section 510.
(1.) Without lawful authority or excuse made [or began (or prepsred) to make
or used or knowingly had in his possession or knowingly disposed of] paper
resembling paper specially provided by the proper authority for the purpose of
being used for making
(a) Certain documents acknowledging [or being evidence of] the indebtedness
of the Government of Queensland (or as the case may be) [or of the X.Y.
Company, a company carrying on the business of banking] to the holders thereof,
namely, debentures [or bank notes (or as the case may be)] ;