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✨ Customs Forms and Manifests

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 64

Sec. 35.
Reg. 19.

Form 9.
New Zealand Customs.

CERTIFICATE OF CLEARANCE—TRANSIRE.

Port of __, __ day of __, 19____.

I HEREBY certify that the ship “__,” trading under transire, has this day been cleared for __, having on board goods subject to the control of the Customs, as per accompanying shipping-bills, &c. :—

__	Number of Shipping-bills attached.	Detached at	Ship cleared for	Date of Clearance.	By
For __					Collector of Customs.
For __					Collector of Customs.
Total number attached..

, Collector of Customs.

Sec. 36.
Reg. 20.

Form 10.
New Zealand Customs.

OUTWARD MANIFEST.
(In duplicate.)

Port of __, New Zealand.

Ship’s Name and Official No.	British or Foreign.	Port of Registry.	Tonnage (Net).	Number of Crew.	Name of Master.	Destination.
				British.	Foreign.

With passengers, consisting of m. f. adults, m.

f. children, and m. f. infants.

Bill of Lading No.	Marks and Nos.	Number and Description of Packages and Contents.	Entries passed.	Shippers.	State whether Goods are Restricted, ex Warehouse, Drawback, or Transhipped (if Transhipped, Name of Ship and whence).
	Shipped at		for

Name and address of Agent :

Tonnage of all cargo shipped in New Zealand : __ tons.

Names of passengers as per list [also such other particulars as are required by the Collector] :

Names of crew as per list.

Stores as per store list.

I do declare that the above-written manifest is a true and correct account of all goods shipped or intended to be shipped on board the above-mentioned ship, and correct in all other particulars.

Signed and declared at __, this __ day of __, 19____, in the presence of—

, Officer of Customs.

NOTE.—Each port of lading and destination is to be shown separately.

Sec. 36.
Reg. 21.

Form 11.
New Zealand Customs.

OUTWARD MANIFEST—COASTWISE.
(In duplicate.)

Port of __, New Zealand.

MANIFEST of the “__”, for __, having on board part of original cargo from __, as set forth in part-manifests of report made at __, on the day of __, 19____; also cargo shipped at other ports coastwise, or for exportation, as shown on bills of lading or shipping-notes and shipping-bills, and the following cargo shipped at this port :—

EX WAREHOUSE.

For __, as per shipping-bills attached.

FOR DRAWBACK.

For __, as per shipping-bills attached.

FOR TRANSHIPMENT.

For __, ex __, @ __, as per shipping-bills attached.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1914, No 64

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1914, No 64

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🏭 Certificate of Clearance for Transire Shipping (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Clearance, Transire, Shipping, Cargo
👩‍💼 Officials

Collector of Customs

🏭 Outward Manifest Form

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Manifest, Shipping, Cargo, Passengers
👩‍💼 Officials

Officer of Customs

🏭 Outward Manifest for Coastwise Shipping

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Manifest, Coastwise, Shipping, Cargo

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