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English: Hong Kong Hansard 15th July 1925. First, second and third reading of the Emergency Regulations Bill 1925 in one day.
粵語: 1925年7月15號立法會議事錄。《1925年緊急情況規例條例草案》一日內經一讀二讀三讀通過。
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