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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1858 edition. Excerpt:...In cases in-which the Governor General in Council may deem it to be proper to grant an exemption from the established Duties to individuals, the Custom Master will be furnished with special orders regarding such exemption. Goods for expoi--o.--LXIV. All Goods for Exportation, the proration to be shipped.... from the Custom perty of individuals (with the exception hereafter to be specified) shall be shipped from the Custom House, with a permit from the Collector of the Customs. Goods brought for Exportation from the interior of the country, previously to being shipped shall be brought to the Custom House Ghaut for examination. Exception allow-LXV. Grain may by permission of the Collector Grain. of the Customs, be shipped from the Ghauts, after it shall have been duly entered at the Custom House. Provisions and LXXII. Provisions and Stores for the use of Stores for His Ma-. jesty's ships to His Majesty s Navy, which are the immediate property of the Crown may be passed Free of Duty, but articles of Provisions furnished to His MajesException. tys Squadron by the Contractors or their Agents, are not to be exempted from the payment of the prescribed Duties. Goods though LXXIV. Goods for Exportation Free from ixPentered atThe Duty, shall nevertheless be entered at the Custom ustom House. jjousej in the same manner as if they were Goods paying Duties. Claims to Draw-LXXVI. It is to be observed as an invariable back not to be al-. lowed unless the rule not to admit any claims to Drawback, unless ported through tho the Goods shall be exported regularly through the be regularly mani. Custom House, and be included in the Manifest of feste" the Export Cargo, delivered into the Custom House, by the Commander or Owner of the Vessel on which...