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WAREHOUSED GOODS.
freight, and particulars of the cost of operation. Samples of wine aërated under the present regulations may, when required for bonâ fide trade purposes, be allowed in quantities of not more than 3 quarts or 6 pints from each operation on payment of the alcoholic duty only. Persons desiring to render still wine sparkling in bond will be required to give 24 hours notice, in writing, of their intention to operate in warehouse, and they will be required to make a deposit to cover the cost of super-intendence when considered necessary by the Board. (See paragraphs 366, 379, 385, 407 and 510 (K)).

Secy, Customs.

No. 28321
1890

General Order 86
1890.

Custom House, London,

23rd October 1890.

Repayment of Allowances in the Case of British Spirits returned.

The attention of the Board having been directed to a diversity of practice in respect of repayments of export allowances on British spirits returned to the United Kingdom and entered by bill of store, the Board, after communication with the Commissioners of Inland Revenue, direct :-

1. That the allowance shall in all cases be repaid to the Collector of Customs at the port of importation;

2. That it shall be repaid before the goods are re-warehoused, or removed under paragraph 249; and

3. That it shall be paid on the proof quantity of the spirits re-entered.

Paragraph 258 of the Code is to be noted accordingly.

By order of the Board,

R. T. Prowse

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

ORDER IN COUNCIL FIXING THE FEES TO BE PAID TO INSPECTORS ON THE VERIFICATION AND STAMPING OF CERTAIN MEASURES.

At the Court at Windsor, the 21st day of March 1890. PRESENT:
The Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.

Whereas by the Weights and Measures Act, 1889,[1] it is (among other things) enacted, that if the Board of Trade repre-

  1. ↑ 52 & 53 Vict. c. 21.
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