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the registration of Desigas or Trade Marks, or the 
renewal of sack registration in an “enemy country.” 
And also to pay on behalf of an “enemy” any 
fees payable on application for or ronewal of the grant 
of a British Patent or on application for the registration 
of British Designs or Trade Marks or the renewal of 
such registration. 
Dated this twenty-third day of September, 1914. 
Proclamation, dated September 30, 1914, exten- 
ding the Prohibitions contained in the Trading 
with the Enemy Proclamation, No. 2. 
Whereas etc. etc.... 
And whereas it is desirable to ext end the prohibi 
tions contained in Our said Proclamation: 
Now, therefore, We have thought fit, by and with 
the advice of Our Privy Council, to issue this Our 
Royal Proclamation declaring, and it is hereby deelared, 
as follows:— 
1. Prom and after the dato of this Proclamation — 
(1) . The importation of such sugar as is hereinafter 
mentioned is prohibited. 
(2) . The following prohibition shall have effect (save 
so far as licences may be issued as hereinafter provided) 
in addition to the prohibitions contained in Our said 
Proclamation, and We do hereby accordingly warn all 
persons resident, carrying on business, or being in our 
Dominions— 
(a) Not directly or indirectly to Import or cause 
or procure to be i mp orte d or to be concerned with 
the importation into any port of Our Dominions or 
into any other country or place whatever through or 
from any port in Europe of raw or refined sugar made 
or produced by an enemy or in an enemy country, or 
refined sugar (wherever made or produced) made or 
produced from raw sugar made or produced by an 
enemy or in an enemy country. 
(b) Not directly or indirectly to deal in any sugar 
as aforesaid. 
2. And We do hereby further warn all persons 
that whoever in contravention of the law shall commit, 
aid or abet any of the aforesaid acts is guilty of a 
crime and will be liable to punishment and penalties 
accordingly. 
3. Nothing in this Proclamation shall be taken 
to prohibit anything which shall pe expressly permitted 
by Our licence, or by the licence given on Our behalf 
by a Secretary of State or the Board of Trade, whether 
such licence be granted especially to individuale or 
be announced as applying to classes of persons. 
4. The words “enemy” and “enemy country” and 
“persons” shall have the same meaning in this Our 
Proclamation as in Our said Proclamation of the ninth 
day of September, 1914. 
Given at Our Court at Buckingham Palace, this 
Thirtieth day of September, in the year of our Lord, 
one thousand nine hundred and fourteen, and in the 
Pifth year of Our Reign. 
Proclamation, dated November 5, 1914, exten- 
ding to the War with Turkey the Proclamations 
and Orders in Council relating to the War. 
Whereas etc. etc. 
1. The Proclamations and Orders in Council 
issued with reference to the state of war between Us 
and the German Emperor, or with reference to the 
state of war between Us and the German Emperor 
and the Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary, other 
than the Order in Council issued on the 4th day of 
August, 1914, with reference to the departure from 
Our ports of enemy vessels, which at the outbreak of 
hostilities were in any such ports, or which subse- 
quently entered the same, shall, if still in force, apply 
to the state of war between Us and the Sultan of 
Turkey as from this 5th day of November, 1914. 
2. The Proclamation issued on the 5th day of 
August, 1914, warning all Our Subjects, and all persons 
resident or being in Our Dominions, from contributing 
to or participating in, or assisting in the floating of, 
any loan raised on behalf of the German Government, 
or from advancing money to or entering into any 
contract or dealings whatsoever with the said Govern 
ment, or otherwise aiding, abetting, or assisting the 
said Government, shall be de 3 med as from this 5th 
day of November, 1914, to apply to all loans raised 
on behalf of, or contracts or dealings entered into 
with, or to aiding, abetting, or assisting the Ottoman 
Government. 
3. The words “enemy country” in any of the 
Proclamations or Orders in Council referred to in 
Article 1 of this Proclamation shall include the Do 
minions of His Imperial Majesty the Sultan of Turkey 
other than Egypt, Cyprus, and any territory in the 
occupation of Us or Our allies. 
Proclamation, dated October 8, 1914, amending 
the Trading with the Enemy Proclamation No. 2. 
Whereas etc. etc. 
1. Paragraph 5, heading (6), of the Trading with 
the Enemy Proclamation, No. 2, is hereby revoked, 
and in lieu thereof the following heading shall be 
inserted in the said Paragraph 5 as from the dato 
hereof: — 
(6) “Not to make or enter into any new marine, 
life, fire or other policy or contract of Insurance (in- 
cluding re-insurance) with or for the benefit of an 
enemy; nor to accept, or give effect to any insurance 
of, any risk arising under any policy or contract of 
Insurance (including re-insurance) made or entered 
into with or for the benefit of an enemy before the 
outbreak of war; and in particular as regards Treaties 
or Contracts of re-insurance current at the outbreak 
of war to which an enemy is a party or in which an 
enemy is interested not to cede to the enemy or to 
accept from the enemy under any such Treaty or 
Contract any risk arising under any policy or contract