Customs Regulations (Amendment) (Cth)

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STATUTORY RULES.

1928. No. 57.

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REGULATIONS UNDER THE CUSTOMS ACT 1901‑1925.

(Fourth Amendment.)

I,THE GOVERNOR‑GENERAL in and over the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, do hereby make the following Regulations under the Customs Act 1901‑1925, to come into operation forthwith.

Dated this twenty first day of June, 1928.

Governor‑General.

By His Excellency’s Command

for Minister of State for Trade and Customs.

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Amendment of Customs Regulations.

(Statutory Rules 1926, No. 203, as amended to this date.)

1.Regulation 19 of the Customs Regulations is amended by inserting after the words “Good Friday” the words “Anzac Day”.

2.Regulation 60 is amended by adding the following paragraph:—

“(4) If a licence is surrendered after having been in force for at least one complete quarter a proportionate refund may be made for the unexpired portion of the term for which the fee has been paid.”

3. Regulation. 93 (1) is amended as follows:—

(a) by deleting the heading to Item 1 reading—
“Wines and Spirits and Other Liquids, N.E.I.”
and inserting in lieu thereof the following—
“Wines and Spirits and Other Spirituous Liquids, N.E.I.”

1238.—Price 5d.

(b) by deleting items 10 mid 11 and inserting in lieu thereof the following:—

Articles.	Receipt and Delivery.		Rent per week.
s.	d.	s.	d.
10. Unspecified Goods
(a) One or more packages of same import mark or consignment aggregating not more than 2 feet by measurement or cwt. by weight...........................................................................
	2	6	0	1
(b) One or more packages of same import mark or consignmentaggregating more than 2 feet by measurement or 1 cwt. by weight, but not more than 10 feet by measurement or 5 cwt. by weight......................................................................
	4	0	0	1
(c) One or more packages of same import mark or Consignment aggregating more than 10 feet by measurement or 5 cwt. by weight, but not more than 20 feet by measurement or 10 cwt. by weight......................................................................
	5	0	0	2
(d) Other, per ton.................................................................	7	6	0	7½

4. Regulation 95 (1) is amended as follows:—

(a) by deleting the heading to Item 1 reading—
“Wines and Spirits and Other Liquids, N.E.I.”
and inserting in lieu thereof the following—
“Wines and Spirits and Other Spirituous Liquids, N.E.I.”
(b)by deleting items 10 and 11 and inserting in lieu thereof the following:—

Articles.	Charges.
10.Unspecified Goods—
(a)One or more packages of same import mark or consignment aggregating not more than 2 feet by measurement or 1 cwt. by weight (b)One or more packages of same import mark or consignment aggregating more than 2 feet by measurement or 1 cwt. by weight, but not more than 10 feet by measurement or 5 cwt. by weight (c) One or more packages of same import mark or consignment aggregating more than 10 feet by measurement or 5cwt. by weight, but not more than 20 feet by measurement or 10 cwt. by weight	5s. 6d., including receipt, delivery and. cartage into Bond and two weeks’ rent; after that 1d. per week rent 5s. 6d., including receipt, delivery and cartage into bond and two week’s rent; after that 1d. per week rent 8s. 6d., including receipt, delivery and cartage into bond and two week’s rent; after that 2d. per week rent
	Receipt and Delivery.		Rent per week.
s.	d.	s	d.
(d) Other, per ton.....................................................	8	0	0	8

5. Regulation 109 is amended by adding after the standard prescribed for Concentrated Japan the following standards:—

“Concentrated Paste Gum (for Varnish making) of a consistency that by the addition of one part of solvent to one part of gum produces a varnish of ordinary consistency—
5½ lb. of the Concentrated Paste Gum to be deemed equal to one gallon of varnish.
Lump Terebine Preparation—
2½ lb. of lump Terebine preparation to be deemed equal to one gallon of Terebine.”

6. Form 1 in the Schedule to the Customs Regulations is amended by deleting that part beginning with the words “I declare” and ending with the word “Master” and inserting in lieu thereof the following:—

“I declare that the entry above written is a just report of the ship and of her lading and that the particulars therein are true and that bulk has not been broken nor goods delivered out of the ship since her departure from , the last place of lading except at[stating where, if anywhere.]

Master, Owner or Agent”.

7. Form 2 in the Schedule is amended by deleting the words “Master or Agent” and inserting in lieu thereof the words “Master, Owner or Agent”.

8. Forms 3 and 4 in the Schedule are cancelled, and the following forms substituted:—

Form 3

Reg. 32

AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS.—STORE LIST.

From

Ship Master

Agents.

Arrived at the Port of on the day of 19 .

—	Australian Produce or Manufacture.	Other.	—	Australian Produce or Manufacture.	Other.
Beer, bottled (quarts)............................... No.	Wines, Sparkling (quarts) No.
„ „ (pints)....................................... „	„ „ (pints)............................................... ,,
„ bulk............................................. galls.	„ „ (½‑pints).......................................... „
Bitters, bottles.......................... No and sizes	„Still (quarts)............................................... ,,
Brandy, in bottles......................................... „	„„ (pints)................................................. „
„ bulk .................................... gals.
Geneva and Gin, in bottles „	„ „ (bulk)............................................. galls.
No. and sizes
„ bulk..................................... galls.	Tobacco, manufactured, n .e. i., including the weight of tags, labels, and other attachments.......................... lb.
Liqueurs bottles......................... No. and sizes	Cigars, including the weight of bands and ribbons............................................ No. and weight
Rum, in bottles............................................. „	Cigarettes, including weight of cards and mouth‑pieces contained in inside packagesNo. and weight
„ bulk..................................... galls.	Opium..................................................................... lb.
Whisky, in bottles..................... No. and sizes	Playing cards......................................... dozen packs
„ bulk..................................... galls.
Spirits, Potable, other than above, in bottles................................... No. and sizes	Aerated Waters, in bottles
Spirits, Potable, other than above, in bulk galls.	No. and value
Spirits, Potable, other than above, in bulk galls.	Spirits, Perfumed, bottles
No. and sizes

Australian Customs.—Store List—continued.

——			Australian Produce or Manufacture.	Other	——	Australian Produce or Manufacture.	Other
Animals living—	Honey.............................................	lb
Horned Cattle..........................	No.		Jams find jellies (including Marmalade)........................	„
Sheep.......................................	„
Pigs..........................................	„		Jelly Crystals and Jelly Powders ...	„
Arrowroot......................................	lb.
Bacon and Ham, partly or wholly cured....................................	„		Lard.................................................
			Limejuice and other Fruit Juices and Fruit Syrups (Fortified), in bottles
Barley (Pearl)................................	„		No. and sizes
Beans and Peas..............................	„		Limejuice and other Fruit Juices and Fruit Syrups (Unfortified), in bottles No and sizes
Biscuits..........................................	„
Blacking.........................................	Value
Butter and Margarine.....................	lb.
Candles, Tapers, and Night Lights—			Limejuice and other Fruit Juices and Fruit Syrups (Unfortified), in bulk
Paraffine Wax, wholly or in part.......................................		„	gals.
			Macaroni and vermicelli..................	lb.
N.E.I........................................		„	Matches...........................................	boxes.
Cheese...........................................		„
Chicory, Raw and Kiln Dried		„	Meats, Fresh or Smoked.................	lb.
„ Roasted or Ground		„	„.... Preserved by cold process .........................................	„
Cocoa and Chocolate, for potable use, in powdered form..........		„	„.... Potted or Concentrated, including extracts of, and Meat Jellies; preparations in dry form for making Soup	Value
Cocoanut, Desiccated ... ,,
Coffee, Raw and Kiln Dried		„
„ Roasted or Ground: in liquid form; or mixed with milk other substance		„
			„.... and Souppreserved, in tins or other air‑tight vessels, including the weight of liquid contents............................	lb.
Confectionery, including Candied and Crystallized Fruits .................................. Value and lb.
Cornflour.......................................		lb.
Curry Paste or Powder ..................		„
Dholl .............................................		„	„.... N.E.I.................................	„
Eggs, in shell ................................		doz.	Milk (including Cream)— Preserved, Condensed, Concentrated, Peptonized and Frozen:‑
Essences, Culinary (spirituous)
Bottles, sizes
Fancy Goods (Barkers’ Stock) (See indorsement on back hereof.)..		Value
			(l)Sweetened...................	„
Fish, Fresh, Smoked, or Dried (but not Salted), or Preserved by Cold Process.................................		lb.	(2) Unsweetened.............	„
			Dried or in Powder form…….	„
			Mustard (including French Mustard)	„
„ Potted or Concentrated, including Extracts of and caviare		Value	Nuts, unshelled (other than Peanuts)............................................	„
			„.... Peanuts.............................	„
			„.... Kernels, Pastes, and Meals.........................................	„
„ Preserved in tins or other air‑tight vessels, including the weight of liquid contents ..............		lb.
			Oatmeal.........................................	„
			Oilmen’s Stores, N.E.I., being Groceries, including Culinary and Flavouring Essences non‑spirituous, Soap Dyes, Condition Foods and other preparations used in the household, including Food for Birds........	Value
„ N.E.I..............................		„
Flour .............................................		„
Fruits, Dried, viz.:‑
Ginger, Preserved (not in liquid).................................................		„
Currants, Raisins, and other; Desiccated Banana and Peel Candied or Dried...........		„
			Paper Toilet...................................	„
			Pepper and Spices (Ground).........	lb.
			„ „ (Unground)............	„
Dates........................................		„	Pickets. Sauces, and Olives (bottles)............................ No. and sizes
Prunes......................................		„
Apples, Pears, Peaches, Nectarines and Apricots, Dried or Evaporated ....................		„	Pickles, Sauces, and Olives (bulk).	galls.
			Polish—Metal...............................	Value
Fruits (Preserved)		Poultry and Game (Frozen)............	lb.
Bottles, sizes and No.			Rice, including Rice Meat and Flour	„
„ Tins, No. and sizes			Sago and Tapioca..........................	„
Fruits, N.E.I. (Fresh) including fresh Lychee nuts ..............		lb.
			Salad Oil. in bottles No. and sizes
Fruits, Citrus..................................		„	Salt, N.E.I....................................	lb.
Fruits. Bananas..............................		„	Semolina.......................................	„
Gelatine (Sheet) ........................ Value and lb.			Slops (Wearing Apparel)..............	Value
Ghee ..............................................		lb.	Soaps (Common)..........................	„
Golden Syrup and Sugar Syrups, N.E.I.		„	„ (Toilet Fancy, and Medicated) Value and lb.
Herbs (Dried) ................................		„	Soda Crystals................................	lb.

Australian Customs.—Store List—continued.

Australian Produce or Manufacture	Other	Australian Produce or Manufacture	Other
Sugar (Beet).............................	lb.	Deck and Engine‑room Stores.
,, (Cane)............................	,,	Brushware ..............................	No. and value
Tea, in packets not exceeding 20 lb. in weight...................................	Canvas	Quantity and value
	,,	Cordage ................................... Coils, size and value
		Oil, for use as fuel............................................ galls.
Tea, in packets exceeding 20 lb. in Weight..................................	,, Benzine, Petrol, and Naphtha............			,,
	,,	„ Kerosene...........................................			,,
Vegetables, Dry, Drysalted Concentrated, Compressed, or Powdered	,,	,, Linseed..............................................			,,
	Oils, Paint.....................................................			,,
	„ Other.................................................			,,
	Value	,, Mineral Lubricating............			,,
,, Fresh, Onions.................	1b.	Paints (Dry) ..................................... Value and cwt.
,, ,, Potatoes	,,	,, (Ground in liquid)		.
		Value and cwt
„ ,, N.E.I.	,,	,, (Mixed ready for use)
,, Preserved	Galls, and value
No. of Vessels and sizes		Tallow.............................................		Value and lb.
Vinegar, in bottles No.of Vessels and sizes		Varnish........................................................... galls.
		Waste, Cotton Quantity and value For other dutiable Article see indorsement on back hereof.
,, bulk ..................................	galls.

(The following is to be printed on the back of the form.)

AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS—STORE LIST—continued.

Other Dutiable Articles. Barbers’ Stock.

Stores shipped in the Commonwealth.

Goods ex Warehouse Under Drawback.

I declare the particulars shown on this Store list to be a true and accurate statement of all the Stores on board my vessel.

Master.

19 .

Signed and declared this day of 19 , in the presence of

Stores checked and sealed—

Collector.

Officer of Customs.

19 .

Note.—The master will be held responsible for the accuracy of the Store List at every port. The checking of stores by an Officer of Customs does not relieve the master of responsibility in the matter.

Reg. 32. Form 4.

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AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS.—CONSUMPTION LIST.

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Stores on whichDuty has not been paid consumed in the Ports and off the count of Australia, between the Ports of and Ship Voyage

—	Australian Produce or Manufacture.	Other.	Australian Produce or Manufacture.	Other.
(Items to be shown as in Form 3.)

(The following is to be printed on the back of the form.)

Australian Customs—Consumption List—continued.