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CAP. 109]

[r. 67 cont]

Dutiable Commodities.

Schedule.

Time within which material is to be fermented.

Rice.

Season.

Molasses.

Using square cake yeast or baker's yeast.

Using ball yeast.

April 15th to October 31st

72 hours

18 days

7 days

November 1st to April 14th

96 hours

21 days

10 days

Liquor to be reduced to uniform strength and spirit receivers emptied, when account is taken.

The time shall commence to run-

(a) in the case of molasses, from the first mixing of molasses with rice tailings or other ferment; and (b) in the case of rice, from noon on the day on which the steamed rice is mixed with yeast.

(2) No methods of accelerating fermentation shall be employed without the previous consent of the Director.

(3) In the case of rice, the distiller shall declare to the Director the type of yeast and the method of fermentation he intends to employ, and shall enter that type of yeast and that method in the record prescribed by paragraph (1) of regulation 70.

(4) The distiller shall forthwith report to the Director any change in the type of yeast or method of fermentation used.

68. Before an account is taken by a revenue officer of any liquor in a distillery, the liquor shall, if the Director so directs, be reduced to a uniform strength prescribed by him as a strength at which liquor of that type is by trade usage commonly produced or sold: at or immediately after the taking of such account spirit receivers shall be emptied.

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CAP. 109] [r. 67 cont] Dutiable Commodities. Schedule. Time within which material is to be fermented. Rice. Season. Molasses. Using square cake yeast or baker's yeast. Using ball yeast. April 15th to October 31st 72 hours 18 days 7 days November 1st to April 14th 96 hours 21 days 10 days Liquor to be reduced to uniform strength and spirit receivers emptied, when account is taken. The time shall commence to run- (a) in the case of molasses, from the first mixing of molasses with rice tailings or other ferment; and (b) in the case of rice, from noon on the day on which the steamed rice is mixed with yeast. (2) No methods of accelerating fermentation shall be employed without the previous consent of the Director. (3) In the case of rice, the distiller shall declare to the Director the type of yeast and the method of fermentation he intends to employ, and shall enter that type of yeast and that method in the record prescribed by paragraph (1) of regulation 70. (4) The distiller shall forthwith report to the Director any change in the type of yeast or method of fermentation used. 68. Before an account is taken by a revenue officer of any liquor in a distillery, the liquor shall, if the Director so directs, be reduced to a uniform strength prescribed by him as a strength at which liquor of that type is by trade usage commonly produced or sold: at or immediately after the taking of such account spirit receivers shall be emptied. 298 -
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CAP. 109] [r. 67 cont] Dutiable Commodities. Schedule. Time within which material is to be fermented. Rice. Season. Molasses. Using square cake yeast or baker's yeast. Using ball yeast. April 15th to October 31st 72 hours 18 days 7 days November 1st to 96 hours 21 days 10 days April 14th Liquor to be reduced to uniform strength and spirit receivers emptied, when account is taken. The time shall commence to run- (a) in the case of molasses, from the first mixing of molasses with rice tailings or other ferment; and (b) in the case of rice, from noon on the day on which the steamed rice is mixed with yeast. (2) No methods of accelerating fermentation shall be employed without the previous consent of the Director. (3) In the case of rice, the distiller shall declare to the Director the type of yeast and the method of fermentation he intends to employ, and shall enter that type of yeast and that method in the record prescribed by paragraph (1) of regulation 70. (4) The distiller shall forthwith report to the Director any change in the type of yeast or method of fermentation used. 68. Before an account is taken by a revenue officer of any liquor in a distillery, the liquor shall, if the Director so directs, be reduced to a uniform strength prescribed by him as a strength at which liquor of that type is by trade usage commonly produced or sold: at or immediately after the taking of such account spirit receivers shall be emptied. 298 -
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CAP. 109]

[r. 67 cont]

Dutiable Commodities.

Schedule.

Time within which material is to be fermented.

Rice.

Season.

Molasses.

Using square cake yeast or baker's yeast.

Using ball

yeast.

April 15th to October 31st

72 hours

18 days

7 days

November 1st to

96 hours

21 days

10 days

April 14th

Liquor to be reduced to

uniform

strength

and spirit receivers emptied, when account is taken.

The time shall commence to run-

(a) in the case of molasses, from the first mixing of

molasses with rice tailings or other ferment; and (b) in the case of rice, from noon on the day on which

the steamed rice is mixed with yeast.

(2) No methods of accelerating fermentation shall be employed without the previous consent of the Director.

(3) In the case of rice, the distiller shall declare to the Director the type of yeast and the method of fermentation he intends to employ, and shall enter that type of yeast and that method in the record prescribed by paragraph (1) of regulation 70.

(4) The distiller shall forthwith report to the Director any change in the type of yeast or method of fermentation used.

68. Before an account is taken by a revenue officer of any liquor in a distillery, the liquor shall, if the Director so directs, be reduced to a uniform strength prescribed by him as a strength at which liquor of that type is by trade usage commonly produced or sold: at or immediately after the taking of such account spirit receivers shall be emptied.

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