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Part
III—Duty:
Dutiable Commodities.
Interpretation.
(Cap. 109)
Application.
Vessels which may carry goods.
A—Payment of duty (regs. 8-9).
B—Exemptions from duty (reg. 10).
IV—Drawback (regs. 11-13).
Part
V—Labels (regs. 14-18).
Part
VI—Licences, etc.:
A—Licences, forms and fees (regs. 19-23). B—Election of justices of the peace to serve
on the Licensing Board (regs. 24-37).
Part VII—Manufacture:
A—Manufactories (regs. 38-46). B—Breweries (regs. 47-59).
C—Distilleries (regs. 60-71).
Part VIII—Sale:
Part
A—Certificates of origin and standards of
quality for liquors (regs. 72-76).
B—Retailers (regs. 77-81).
C—Vouchers to accompany duty-paid goods
in transit (regs. 82-86).
IX—Storage (regs. 87-112).
X—Penalties and Forfeitures (regs. 113-114).
PART I—INTERPRETATION.
1. In these regulations—
"Ordinance" means the Dutiable Commodities Ordinance; "First Schedule" and "Second Schedule" mean the First and Second Schedules to these regulations, respectively.
PART II—CARRIAGE OF GOODS.
2. This Part shall apply to goods for the import, export or carriage of which a permit is or may be required.
3. (1) Goods shall not be carried in any vessel unless it is—
(a) licensed in that behalf by the Director; or (b) owned or hired by the licensee of a general bonded
warehouse; or
(c) a steam or motor vessel of not less than 300 tons
net register.
(2) Goods shall not be imported or exported in any vessel of less than 60 tons net register or 1,000 piculs capacity.
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