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THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, JULY 26, 1940.

PLACES APPOINTED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT FOR THE LANDING

[s. 15.]

AND LOADING OF GOODS FROM AND ON SHIPS,

AIRCRAFT, TRAINS AND VEHICLES.

(1) For ships and vehicles-

(a) any general bonded or licensed warehouse for the storage of goods of that kind or, if duty has been paid, any premises licensed for the manufacture or sale of goods of that kind;

(b) the examination shed at the Harbour Office;

(c) the Imports and Exports Office, Hong Kong;

(d) the Imports and Exports Office, Kowloon,

or in the case of ships, the sea front at the point nearest to any such premises.

(2) For aircraft--Kai Tak Airport.

(3) For trains-Kowloon Railway Station.

PLACES APPOINTED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT FOR THE

EXAMINATION OF SHIPS, AIRCRAFT AND VEHICLES ARRIVING IN OR DEPARTING FROM THIS COLONY,

[8. 16.7

(1) For vessels-any berth or anchorage to which the vessel is directed by the Harbour Master to go or which is specified for vessels of that type in regulations under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance, 1899.

(2) For aircraft-Kai Tak Airport.

(3) For vehicles--the Imports and Exports Office, Sheung Shui.

DIRECTION BY THE SUPERINTENDENT AS TO THE AMOUNT OF SHIPS STORES WHICH MAY BE EXEMPT FROM DUTY

OR ON WHICH DRAWBACK MAY BE PAID.

[ss. 6 (13), 7 (2), (c),

reg. 10 (1).]

Liquor for each person, for each day of the intended

voyage, not more than--

(1) pint spirits, or 1 pint table wine, or 1 quart

beer or stout; and in addition

(2) pint port, sherry or liqueurs.

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