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THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, JULY 26, 1940.

REGULATIONS.—rontd,

Storage of dutiable goods,—contd.

97. Exp with the special permission of the Super- lotement making bu durable goods shall be stored in a warehouse.

98. The keeper of any general bonded warehouse shall admit any dutiable goods into his warehouse at the request

any holder of a permit in that behalf.

99. A the request of the master of any ship lying in the harbour of Victoria or of the person in charge of any cireraft at Kai Tak airport or of the owners, charterers or mts of any such ship or aircraft, the keeper of any general bonded warehouse shall forthwith remove from the ship or sirenaft into his warehou any dutiable goods specified in the request, unless the warehouse is not licensed for such goods or there is no accon dation for the goods in the ware- house.

100. Putiable goods may be divided into such classes a warehouse-keeper. with the approval of the Super- intendent, may determine, having regard to the rules of the Fire Insurance Association of Hong Kong in so far as they are compatible with the law relating to dangerous goods.

101. Goods shall be so stored, by classes, that easy access may be had to any portion of the goods.

102. Subject to regulation 97, empty containers shall he kept in a locked compartment apart from dutiable goods as the Superintendent may in any case specially direct: all other empty containers and all refuse shall be removed daily.

103. No container of dutiable goods shall be opened except under the supervision of a revenue officer, unless the Superintendent gives special permission to the contrary.

104. (1) Subject to the provisions of regulation 103 and after due notice, samples of dutiable goods may be taken and dutiable goods may be repacked, bottled, blended, denatured or treated in any other manner whatever as the Superintendent may permit, in a warehouse.

(2) Notice may be given to the Superintendent in office hours on any working day before that on which the operation begins, and shall specify---

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(a) the nature of the operation:

(5) the name and the number (if any) of the warehouse;

( the day and time when the operation is to begin.

(3) No person shall begin or perform any such opera- tion or any part thereof except under the supervision of a revenue officer, unless the Superintendent gives special per- mission to the contrary.

(4) Dutiable goods shall not be repacked in containers in less quantities than these specified in regulation 106.

(5) Containers, if any, which are deficient in content shall be filled from others in the same ownership.

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