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of insurance (ineluding re-insurance) made or entored 
into after the outbraak of war, or any share in any 
such risk.” 
2. — (1) The expression “Order of Council made 
and published on the recommendation of a Secretary 
of State” in Paragraph 5, heading (10;, of the Trading 
with the Knemy Proclamation, No. 2, shall, as regards 
persona resident carrying on bnsiness or being in Our 
Dominions beyond the Seas, be taken to mean an 
Order of the Oovernor in Council published in the 
Officiel Gazette. 
(2) The expression "Governor in Council" in this 
Paragraph means as respects Canada the Governor- 
General of Canada in Council, as respects India the 
Governor-General of India in Council, as respects 
Australia the Governor-General of Australia in Council, 
as respects New Zealand the Governor of New Zealand 
in Council, as respects the Union of South Africa the 
Governor-General of the Union of South Africa in 
Council, as respects Newfoundland the Governor of 
Newfoundland in Council, and as respects any other 
British Possession the Governor of that Possession in 
Council. 
3. The power to graut licences on Our behalf 
vested by Paragraph 8 of the Trading with the Enemy 
Proclamation, No. 2, in a Secretary of State may be 
exercised in Canadia, India, Australia and the Union 
of South Africa by the Governor-General, and in any 
British Possession not included within the limits of 
Canada, India, Australia or South Africa by the 
Governor. 
4. In this Proclamation the expression “Governor- 
General" includes any person who for the time being 
has the powers of the Governor-General, and the ex 
pression “Governor” includes the Officer for the time 
being administering the Government. 
5. Notwithstanding anything contained in Para 
graph 6 of the Trading with the Enemy Proclamation, 
No. 2, where an enemy has a brauch locally situated 
in British, allied or neutral, territory, which carries 
on the bnsiness of insurance or re-insurance of whatever 
nature, transactions by or with such brauch in respect 
of the bnsiness of insurance or re-insurance shall be 
considered as transactions by or with an enemy. 
6. This Proclamation shall be read as one with 
the Trading with the Enemy Proclamation, No. 2. 
Proclamation, dated January 7, 1915, Relating 
to Trading with the Enemy. 
Whereas by Our Proclamation dated the 9th day 
of September, 1914, called the Trading with the Enemy 
Proclamation, No. 2, certain prohibitions, as the the- 
rein more specifically set forth, were imposed upon all 
persons therein referred to: 
And whereas by Our Proclamation dated the 8th 
Day of October the Trading with the Enemy Procla 
mation No. 2, was amended as therein more specifically 
s et forth : 
And whereas by Our Proclamation dated the 5th 
day of November, 1914, it was ieclared tbat the afo- 
resaid Proclamations, amongst others, should apply to 
the state of war existing between Us and the Sultan 
of Turkey: 
And whereas it is desirable to extend the scope 
of the prohibitions contained in the aforesaid Procla 
mations in the manner hereinafter appearing : 
Now, therefore, We have thought fit, by and with 
the advice of Our Privy Council, to issue this Our 
Boyal Proclamation, declaring, and it is hereby decla- 
red, as follows: — 
1. Notwithstanding anything contained in para- 
graph 6 of the Trading with the Enemy Proclamation 
No. 2 transactions hereafter entered into by persons, 
firms or Companies resident carrying on bnsiness or 
being in the United Kingdom: 
a) in respect of banking bnsiness with a brauch 
situated outside the United Kingdom of an enemy 
person firm or Company, or 
b) in respect of any description of bnsiness with a 
brauch situated outside the United Kingdom of an 
enemy bank, shall be considered as transactions 
with an enemy: 
Provided tbat the acceptance payment or other 
dealing with any negotiable Instrument which was 
drawn betöre the dato of the Proclamation shall not, 
if otherwise lawful, be deemed to be a transaction 
hereafter entered into within the meaning of this 
paragraph. 
2. The power to graut licences on Our behalf 
vested by paragraph 8 of the Trading with the Enemy 
Proclamation No. 2 in a Secretary of State, or the 
Board of Trade, may also be exercised by the Lords 
Commissioners of Our Treasury. 
3. If the Governor in Council of any British 
possession shall issue a Proclamation extending the 
provisions of this Proclamation to transactions by 
persons firms or Companies resident carrying bnsiness 
or being in that possession such first mentioned Pro 
clamation shall bave effect as if it were part of this 
Proclamation. 
4. This Proclamation shall be read as one with 
the Trading with the Enemy Proclamation No. 2 und 
with Our Proclamation dated the 8th day of October 
amending the same. 
(„The London Gazette“, January 8th, 1915.) 
Übersetzung. 
1 Unbeschadet der in Ziffer 6 der Verordnung 
Nr. 2, betreffend den Handel mit dem Feinde, vor 
gesehenen Bestimmung sollen zukünftig Geschäfts 
abschlüsse von Personen, Firmen oder Gesellschaften, 
die in dem Vereinigten Königreiche -wohnen, Ge 
schäfte betreiben oder sich dort befinden, soweit sie 
betreffen 
a) Bankgeschäfte mit einem außerhalb des Ver 
einigten Königreiches gelegenen Zweiggeschäfte