CO129-477 - Public Offices - 1922 — Page 320

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ARTICLE I. As regards Customs Duties in the South Sea Islands, the Customs Duties Law, the Customs Tariff Law, Law No. 22 (Law regarding the import duty on copper etc.) of 1922, the regulations for the execution of the Customs Buties Law, and Imperial Ordinances issued in accordance with the Custom Tariff Law shall be applied, with the exception of Articles 58 to 73 and Article 99 of the Custome

Duties Lav,

AFTICLES 11 & III. Specify the authorities and offices

which are to administer these laws.

ARTICLE IV. The places to be made open ports in the

South Sea Islands and the articles to be exported from or

imported at the open ports shall be determined by the

Governor of the South Sea Islando.

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