THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. LY 26, 1940. 1085
REGULATIONS,-contd.
A.-LICENCES, FORMS AND FEES, -contá.
(2) the officers who, unless otherwise provided in the Ordinance, may grant licences and permits, and the fees, in the Second Schedule.
Part VI,- Contd.
Second Schedule.
20.—(1) Every person requiring a licence in respect of Applications any premises shall furnish to the Superintendent or other for licences officer authorized to grant the same-
(a) the particulars specified in the application form, and such other particulars as the officer may require:
(b) the names, if required, of two substantial house- holders as references to character;
(e) such particulars as the officer may require of any person other than the applicant who may have charge of the premises;
(d) (if the construction of the premises is subject to the officer's approval) adequate plans signed by the applicant. showing clearly the whole of the premises to be used in connexion with his proposed business, detailed drawings of all machinery installed or to be installed on the premises, and a description of the proposed use of all the machinery and each portion of the premises; and
(e) (if the premises are intended for manufacturing purposes) a complete list of all apparatus to be used in the premises for the manufacture of dutiable goods.
(2) Every person requiring a permit shall produce to the Superintendent or other officer authorized to grant the same any invoices, bills of lading, shipping orders and other documents relating to the goods in respect of which the application is made.
(3) Applications for export permits shall be sulamitted in triplicate and for other permits in duplicate
and permits
cf, reg. 81.1
er reg. 73
11.
(4) Every application for a permit to export goods as ships' stores shall be accompanied by a declaration by the master or purser of the ship, in Form No. 27 in the First First Schedule.
(5) Every written application for a licence or permit shall be signed by the person requiring the same or by some person duly authorized by him. If the application is made by a firm it shall also bear the firm's signature, or in the case of a Chinese firm, the firm's chop,
(6) Every application for a permit to export goods as ships' or aircraft stores shall be indorsed by the master or other person in charge of, or the agents of, the ship or aircraft.
(7) Every application for permission to use alcohol in an educational, scientific or charitable institution without payment of duty shall be made by the governing body of the institution or their representative to the Superintendent in writing for the approval of the Governor in Council, and shall state-
(a) the purposes to which the alcohol is to be applied;
Schedule Form No. 27.