me [my firm or my company] to import the undermentioned drugs at the port of , New Zealand :- Name, Nature, and Description of Opium, Morphine, Heroin, Cocaine, Codeine, Ecgonine, or of Preparation thereof. Quantities desired to be imported. [Each substance or preparation to be shown separately.] Name and Address of Person to whom the Order for the Drugs will be sent. Name and Address of Person from whom the Drugs will be obtained (if available). And I do hereby declare that the drugs described herein are required and, if imported, will be used for legitimate purposes, and that any medicinal opium, or any morphine, heroin, cocaine, codeine, ecgonine, or any preparation thereof, included herein is required and, if imported, will be used solely for medicinal or scientific purposes. [Signature.] Declared before me at this day of , 19. , Officer of Customs [or Postmaster, Customs Agent, Solicitor, or Notary Public]. [Form No. 3. New Zealand Customs. CERTIFICATE APPROVING IMPORTATION OF OPIUM, MORPHINE, HEROIN, COCAINE, CODEINE, AND ECGONINE. Customs Department, Wellington, New Zealand. I, , Comptroller of Customs for the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby certify that the importation of the under-mentioned drugs by is approved by the Government of the said Dominion :- Name, Nature, and Description of Opium, Morphine, Heroin, Cocaine, Codeine, Ecgonine, or of Preparation thereof. Quantities to be imported. Name and Address of Person to whom the Order for the Drugs is to be sent. Name and Address of Person from whom the Drugs are to be obtained (if available). I further certify that the said drugs are required for legitimate purposes, and that any of the said drugs to which Chapter III of the International Opium Convention, 1912, applies are required solely for medicinal or scientific purposes. Given under my hand at Wellington, in the Dominion of New Zealand, this day of , 19 . , Comptroller of Customs. NOTE.-This certificate should be forwarded to the person outside New Zealand to whom the order for the drugs is sent, so that it may be produced to the authorities in the country of exportation. [Form No. 4. PERMIT TO EXPORT OPIUM, MORPHINE, HEROIN, COCAINE, CODEINE, AND ECGONINE. Customs Department, Wellington, New Zealand. I, , Comptroller of Customs, do hereby issue to , carrying on the business of at , this permit to export the undermentioned opium, morphine, heroin, cocaine, codeine, or ecgonine, per the to , on or about the day of , 19 :- Name, Nature, and Description of Opium, Morphine, Heroin, Cocaine, Codeine, Ecgonine, or of Preparation thereof. Quantity to be exported. Name and Address of Person to whom the Drugs are to be exported. This permit is issued subject to the provisions of the Opium Act, 1908, and its amendments, and of the Opium Regulations, and to the following conditions or restrictions : Dated at Wellington this day of , 19 . , Comptroller of Customs. [No. 58 1952 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [Form No. 5. DANGEROUS DRUGS BOOK. Opium, Morphine, Heroin, Cocaine, Codeine, or Ecgonine received. How disposed of. Used in Manufacture. Sold, exported, or otherwise disposed of. Date. Ship. Whence. Name and Address of Person, Body, or Firm from whom received. Form in which received, and Quantity. Date. Form of Opium, Morphine, Heroin, Cocaine, Codeine, or Ecgonine used, and Quantity. Manufactured into:- Date. Form in which sold or disposed of, and Quantity. Name and Address of Purchaser or other Person to whom disposed of. Signature of Purchaser where Opium is retailed. Remarks explaining Disposal other than Sale. NOTES.--(a.) Keep a separate page of the book for entering the receipt and disposal of each form of opium--e.g., raw, solid extract, tincture, liquid extract, &c.,--and a separate page for morphine, for heroin, for cocaine, for codeine, and for ecgonine, and their respective salts. (b.) Any opium used in the manufacture of a preparation containing opium which cannot be made suitable for smoking need not be entered in the columns headed "Sold, exported, or otherwise disposed of," provided the necessary particulars are entered in the columns headed "Used in manufacture." (c.) Where an importer uses, either in a manufacturing warehouse licensed under the Customs Acts or elsewhere, any dangerous drug in the manufacture of another dangerous drug (other than a preparation containing opium which cannot be made suitable for smoking), such last-mentioned dangerous drug shall be deemed to be "received" for the purposes of keeping the Dangerous Drugs Book, and shall be entered therein accordingly, (See Regulation No. 7 (2).) [Form No. 6. RETAILER'S OPIUM BOOK. Opium purchased or received. How disposed of. Used in Manufacture. Sold, exported, or otherwise disposed of. Date. Name and Address of Person, Body, or Firm from whom received. Form in which received, and Quantity. Date. Form of Opium used, and Quantity. Manufactured into:- Date. Form of Opium sold or disposed of, and Quantity. Name and Address of Purchaser or other Person to whom disposed of. Signature of Purchaser. Remarks explaining Disposal other than Sale. NOTES.--(a.) Keep a separate page of the book for entering the receipt and disposal of each form of opium--e.g., raw, solid extract, tincture, liquid extract, &c. (b.) Any opium used in the manufacture of a preparation containing opium which cannot be made suitable for smoking need not be entered in the columns headed "Sold, exported, or otherwise disposed of," provided the necessary particulars are entered in the columns headed "Used in manufacture." F. D THOMSON, Clerk of the Executive Council. Regulation under the Crimes Amendment Acts, 1910 and 1920.-- Payment of Wages to Prisoners. JELLICOE, Governor-General. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House at Wellington, this 31st day of July, 1922. Present : HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL. I N pursuance and exercise of the power and authority conferred upon him by the Crimes Amendment Act, 1910, as amended by the Crimes Amendment Act, 1920, and