THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MARCH 1, 1940.
12.-(1) The provisions of regulation 10(b) shall not apply to any ship arriving at any port in the Colony and carry- ing only-
(a) one article or substance or articles or substances of any one kind separately specified in the Table to this regulation or
:
(b) proportionate quantities of more than one article or substance or of substances of more than one kind separately specified as aforesaid,
not exceeding in total quantity the permitted quantity specified in Column 2 (where the ship is at a wharf) or in Column 3 (where the ship is at a buoy or other mooring) of the Table to this regulation.
(2) This regulation confers exemption from the provi- sions of regulation 10(b) in respect of Category 6 dangerous goods only where the permitted quantities specified in Columns 2 and 3 of the said Table are packed in such a manner as to be reasonably secure against leakage.
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TABLE TO REGULATION 12.
KIND OF DANGEROUS GOODS.
COLUMN 1.
PERMITTED QUANTITY.
COLUMN 2. When the ship is at a wharf.
COLUMN 3. When the ship is at a buoy or other mooring.
CATEGORY 1.
Classes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6, except
safety cartridges and cart- ridges for small arms
Safety cartridges and cartridges
for small armis
Class 5.
150 pounds.
500 pounds.
Unlimited.
Unlimited.
Division 1
None allowed.
Division 2
None allowed.
Class 7
300 pounds.
None allowed.
200 pounds.
1,000 pounds.
CATEGORY 2.
All dangerous goods in this
Category except Hydro- cyanic acid
Hydrocyanic acid
CATEGORY 3.
Aluminium, granulated or pow-
20 cylinders.
100 cylinders.
None allowed.
None allowed.
der
10 tons.
30 tons.
Aluminium Chloride
5 tons.
20 tons.
Barium metallic
None allowed.
20 tons.
Calcium carbide
5 tons.
20 tons.
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