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Secy, Customs.
No. 21866
1890.

Custom House, London,

31st July 1890

The officers are informed that paragraph 311 of the Code has been amended by the Board in communication with the Commissioners of Inland Revenue, and is, in future, to read as follows:—

When goods removed under bond are not produced nor duty tendered at the place of arrival within the time specified in the despatch, notice is, within the next six days, to be forwarded to the officer at the place of removal, who, on receipt thereof, will call upon the remover to show cause why his bond should not be put in suit or to pay the duty. If the duty be paid within four days of the date of such notice, it is to be carried to account in discharge of the bond and the transaction closed, but if not, the officer is to report the circumstances to the Board through the surveyor or supervisor.

In the event of the goods being subsequently produced, notice is at once to be sent to the place whence the goods were forwarded. (See also paragraph 300.)

Officers will note their copies of the Code accordingly.

By order of the Board,

R. T. Prowse.

Secy, Customs.
No. 21929
1890.

Custom House, London,

11st August 1890

Copy of the Regulations under which still wine may be aërated or rendered sparkling in warehouse, under the provisions of section 8 of the Act 53 Vict., cap. 8., is herewith transmitted.