wearing apparel, is taken charge of by the Police, who is required to enter on the back of the prisoner's warrant a list of all such articles. In the case of a prisoner sentenced to imprisonment the articles shall be forwarded to the prison to which he is committed. (ii) Articles of clothing brought to prison by an unconvicted prisoner shall be entered in the appropriate column of admission register. Maintenance from private sources. Rule375. An under-trial prisoner may be permitted by the Superintendent to purchase or receive from private sources, food, clothing,- bedding and other necessaries subject to the following restrictions:(a) The articles shall be examined by the Assistant Superintendent and the Medical Officer before being introduced into prison. (b) Nothing that may be considered injurious to health or unnecessary or unsuitable by the Superintendent shall be allowed. Intoxicating drugs and spirituous liquors are prohibited. (c) In case of any epidemic disease being prevalent in the city, food from private sources may be stopped temporarily on the advice of the Medical Officer. Prohibition against hiring or selling of clothing and food. Rule376. No part of any food, clothing, bedding or other necessaries belonging to an under-trial prisoner shall be given, hired or sold to any other prisoner, and any prisoner transgressing this rule shall lose the privilege of purchasing food or receiving it from private sources for such time as the Superintendent thinks proper. Maintenance of private accounts. Rule377. (i) Under-trial prisoners may he permitted to receive money from their friends or relatives to purchase articles permissible under the rules. (ii) The account of private money allowed for under-trial .prisoners and purchases made from it shall be maintained in a separate register. On the discharge or release of an under-trial prisoner, the balance of money shall be delivered to him and receipt obtained in the register. 137