2706
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 64

Secs. 101, 309.
Reg. 63.
FORM 31.
New Zealand Customs.
SHIPPING-BILL FOR EXPORT [OR REMOVAL COASTWISE] OF GOODS FROM WAREHOUSE AS CARGO [OR SHIPS’ STORES].
Port of , day of , 19 .
Exporter’s [or Remover’s] name, : per , agent [or clerk].

Name of Ship.
Destination.

Bonding Marks and Nos.
Number and Description of Packages and Goods.
Manufactured or produced in
Particulars for Duty.
Export Officer’s Account.
Shipped.
Short-shipped.

Total number of packages shipped

No. .
, Collector.

Sec. 115.
Reg. 66.
FORM 32.
New Zealand Customs.
DECLARATION FOR AD VALOREM GOODS.
I [Name in full] do hereby declare that I am [the agent duly authorized by (Name of importer), and that they are or he is] the importer of the undermentioned goods, chargeable with ad valorem duty, by the ship [Name of ship] from [Name of place whence goods imported]—viz. [Marks, numbers, and description of packages and of the goods; or, if the declaration be endorsed on the entry for the goods, say “as described in the within entry”]; and that the fair market value of the said goods as defined by the Customs Acts is [Total value in words at length].
I do also declare that the [Number of invoices in words at length] invoice[s], marked with [Signature, initial, or stamp] and numbered [Sequent numbers allotted in figures, thus 1/10], now produced in verification of such value, is [or are] the original invoice[s] from the seller[s] or consignor[s], and that the said invoice[s] contain[s] a true statement of the description and quantity of, and of the prices charged for, and of the total amount paid or to be paid by the said importer in respect of, the said goods.
And I do further declare that no invoice, letter, statement, or other document, nor any intimation relating to the said goods, indicating any addition to or alteration of the said fair market value, prices, or total amount, or showing descriptions or quantities differing from those in the said invoice[s], which has not been produced, has been received [by the said importer, or (To be struck out if inapplicable)] by myself, or, so far as I know, by any person in New Zealand.
, Importer [or Authorized Agent].
Declared before me, at , this day of , 19 .
, Officer of Customs [or Postmaster, or Customs Agent, or Solicitor, or Notary Public].
[To be filled up and signed when not endorsed on an entry.] This declaration is made for the ad valorem goods on import [or warehousing] entry No. of [Date of entry].
, Importer [or Authorized Agent].
NOTES.—(1.) The foregoing form of declaration is to be filled up, as directed in the notes in brackets, by or for the importer of the goods. No declaration will be deemed sufficient to enable an entry to be passed at the Customs until it has been so filled up, and until every alteration or correction therein has been initialled by the declarant and by the person before whom the declaration is made.
(2.) In the case of goods imported otherwise than on the sale thereof, the words “and of the prices charged for, and of the total amount paid or to be paid by the said importer in respect of the said goods,” in the second paragraph, and the words “prices or total amount,” in the third paragraph, may be struck out.

Secs. 149, 150, 151, 152.
Regs. 80, 82, 85.
FORM 33.
No. .
New Zealand Customs.
REFUND OR REMISSION OF DUTY ON GOODS DAMAGED OR DETERIORATED IN CONDITION [OR DIMINISHED IN VALUE, OR DESTROYED, PILLAGED, OR LOST].
(In duplicate.)
Port of , day of , 19 .
I [Name in full] [duly authorized agent (To be struck out if inapplicable)] of [Name of firm (if any), place of business, and occupation] [hereinafter referred to as “my firm” (To be struck out if inapplicable)] hereby make application for refund or remission of duty on the undermentioned goods imported by the ship “ ,” @ [or warehoused in Warehouse], on the ground that the said goods have diminished in value [or been damaged or deteriorated in condition, or been destroyed,