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beanesti bobroƐ ILA

soneoli a teɗt noktangg#t

.SI

e 14.

Tobau baosiq woa ars Beamoderat

„Inoi siduoh

sasatɗ0 no besoget ed blooda ost

**rocze 10% toupil at gatlaeb synon

(3). It is essential that

allowance for ullages and for

arranged.

to siglomlag eft

eeenlɗü eft no set a gateoqut

bna satw at galiseb #gaof

,bevoïqqa Bav tioqze tot diziqa

ed of sat add to tœwoma ext

„Teftsetad beatærteteb

[Lkw nottabroumoved

.no bajos ed

fflw mołłabnarmoosf

.to bedoe ed

at gniisab aeaamsstI .(X)

bivoda etoupil bas neatv naeqori

Hood Hoon #iolinʊ a quest or sham að

-doatte & ‚of miợt mid of galbtoons

wilt sidene blow sidT .ditwered b

foode eist od raskto svitusvert

#Talseb amë .œdiusittib twoɗt tw

siam Yoất .afood reqorq quod don ab

aeiçoɔ castq mort newten nied? duo

arts of al bebasd ausitiaimper to

.601120 stogul bas ndroqui

sonadzoqni to al sI .(8)

#savodetav ai suoitatego Lin žadi

adzsnet ørt nå beton of Bluesła

broder Isisege a tadð dæm nimroo

mwob galdsend Ila not squat ed

woda od rameloo a ditw smoldarego

vd hebba gilinnup «e«l « à louer

„Chamza,CintɗW mood galda ord

binow I .to heaoqath wod bam,«dé

gniaisonoe aton y no abortu val

mwob nedorď to inemfaoni gjuh

sza srottarego Ila taft sonsalbro

na to moneasrq edd ni abam að of

.Vitolata of bereɗbs od ot at resttto

liquid returned as undrinkable

should be seriously looked into by

careful examination before being recognised. The officer should bring all suspicious cases to the know-

-

Mr.

-ledge of the Superintendent as in

which the case of Radecker & Co. 3

is reported here.. The Officer

Brett - has shown a want of dili-

-gence.

(4). With regard to the

rebate allowed to the Military

and Naval Authorities, I am afraid

that the dealers have taken advant-

-age of their old stock and broken

down liquor on which no duty has

been paid to claim for rebate on

such. To guard against possible abuse I would suggest that all wine and liquors for the Military and

Naval Authorities should be declar-

-ed to and passed through the Im-

ports and Exports Office. All re- -quisitions to be signed by the

seller and duly endorsed by the

Authority concerned certifying that the liquor applied for is duly for

such and such canteen or mess. A spe

-cial receipt te be drawn up which

would be returned to the Imports

and Exports Office as proof that

the liquors were received by a

certain

canteen

Has already been

This can be arrang-

Led with the Military Authoriti❤ -es. (Note:- Mr. Percebois's

-phrase "passed duty free for

each canteen" means "passed to

a Military Canteen". Duty is

paid on all such liquor and an

*allowance" is made to the

Military Authorities by the

Colonial Goverment. See Ordi-

-nance No. 3o 1909)

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