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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 64

the following form respecting such goods shall be made on the entry for home consumption by the Governor’s Private Secretary or other duly authorized agent: “I, , do hereby declare that the particulars contained in this entry are true and correctly stated in every respect, and that the above-mentioned goods are the property of the Governor of New Zealand at the time of making this entry for home consumption, and that they have not been imported or purchased by him for the purpose of sale.”

37. (1.) When entry for removal is made of all the goods shown on the manifest of any ship for any port the following shall be inserted on the entry in lieu of the marks and numbers and the number and description of the packages and the goods: “All cargo for , as set forth on the part manifest of the ‘report’ made and declared to at the Customhouse this day, and having its pages numbered to .”

(2.) All such goods shall for the purposes of this regulation and of paragraph (d) of Regulation No. 33 be deemed to have arrived at their port of discharge as soon as the master has reported the importing ship at the first port of arrival in New Zealand in accordance with section 31 of the said Act.

38. Except in the case of goods which have been passed on sight entry or with the permission of the Collector, entry shall not be made of portion only of the contents of any package of imported goods.

39. When any imported goods are entered or shipped for export or removal the importer shall, if required by the Collector, make shipping bills in Form 18.

(Secs. 49, 56.)

40. Sight entries shall be in Form 19.

(Sec. 58.)

41. Within twenty-one working-days after the arrival of any goods at any port, entries shall be made of such goods at that port.

(Secs. 49, 60, 309.) Passengers’ Effects.

42. Goods being personal baggage, household furniture or effects, or tools or instruments of trade or occupation (all of which are hereinafter referred to as “effects”) shall not be unshipped or landed from any ship or removed from any wharf or examining-place without the permission of an officer of Customs.

43. The Collector may, when he thinks fit, require any passenger to make a declaration in Form 20 with respect to his effects.

44. When effects do not accompany passengers they shall be deemed to have been entered for home consumption if a declaration in Form 20 has been made in respect thereto and delivered to the Collector or proper officer.

(Secs. 61, 309.) Unshipment of Goods on Collector’s Permit.

45. The Collector’s permit to unship or land goods which are subject to the control of the Customs or which would become subject to that control if unshipped or landed shall be in Form 21, and shall be issued subject to the conditions set forth therein.

(Sec. 67.) Landing-certificates for Exported Goods.

46. The certificate referred to in section 67 shall be given by a Collector or principal officer of Customs or some responsible Government official at the port of destination of the goods, and shall be in Form 22.

(Secs. 49, 69.) Export Entries.

47. Entries for export of goods not subject to the control of the Customs shall be in Form 23, and shall be made within six days after the clearance of the exporting ship at the final port of departure from New Zealand.

PART VI.

(Secs. 78, 190.) Licensed Warehouses.

48. The security by bond to be given by the licensee of a warehouse shall be in Form 24.

(Secs. 78, 109, 190.)

49. The security by bond to be given by the licensee of a manufacturing warehouse shall be in Form 25.