(1) When the evening bell is sounded, all work both in and outside the jail, shall be immediately stopped and the materials, tools and implements shall be collected and locked up.
(2) The prisoners shall then perform the feeding, washing and toilet parades under the same regulations as provided herein before for the midday parades except that, unless specially ordered to do so, the prisoners shall only wash their faces and hands instead of bathing entirely.
(3) In exceptional cases where prisoners are put to exceptionally dirty work, such as carrying earth in the hot weather, etc. they may be allowed to take bath entirely at the evening parade by a written order from the Superintendent.
(4) After parades mentioned in sub-rule (3) are finished the gangs shall, if necessary, be broken up, and the prisoners arranged according to their location in the sleeping barracks; but as far as possible, prisoners who work together shall sleep together.
(5) They shall then be mustered in front of their barracks, carefully searched, counted and locked up.
(6) The Jailor or Deputy jailor or shall personally superintend the lock-up and the former after satisfying himself that correct number of prisoners are present shall, with the officer in charge of the night guard, sign the lock up report book.
(7) The lock-up must be completed by night-fall.
(8) Night food in small packets shall be distributed among the prisoners before lock up.