divided into classes and graded according to conduct, efficiency, and length of service; and subject to suc h regulations as shall be prescribed in reference thereto, they may be granted such extraordinary privileges as in the judgment of the superintendent of the colony their conduct, behavior, habits of industry, and length of service may justify. [1723-3.] SECTION  1934 . Fishing Rights in Waters Adjacent to Colony . — The fishing rights in the waters of the bay along the shore line of the eastern boundary of the Iwahig penal colony, Island of Palawan, for a distance seaward of one and one-quarter statute miles  are reserved for the exclusive use of the Government, for the subsistence and maintenance of the colonists, the prison officials and their families in said colony, and such pardoned or released colonists as may continue to reside therein. [1594-1.] SECTION  1935 . Assignment of Land and Implements to Colonists . — Any colonist detained at the Iwahig penal colony may be provisionally granted a suitable plot of land within the reservation for the purpose of cultivating and improving the same, and may be f urnished with such tools, implements, and agricultural supplies as may be deemed necessary for the proper cultivation of said land. [1723-1.] SECTION  1936 . Families of Colonists . — The Iwahig colonists may, subject to the regulations of the Bureau governing the colony, be allowed to have their wives, children, and women to whom they are to be married, transported to the colony at Government expe nse and to have their families live on the reservation. Such privilege may, in any case, be revoked at any time by order of the superintendent of the colony, with the approval of the Director of Prisons. All members of the families of colonists living on t he reservation shall be subject to the regulations governing the colony. [1723-1.] Families living in the colony may be subsisted from the general products of the colony until such time as the land cultivated in the colony by them shall be sufficiently productive for their support. [1723-2.] Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 573