The Cyprus Gazette

No. 1005.
H. R. PALMER,
THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 23RD OCTOBER, 1936.
REGULATIONS
^ MADE UNDER
THE IMPORTATION OF TEXTILES (QUOTAS) LAW, 1934.
Governor.
In exercise of the poAvers vested in him by the
Importation of Textiles (Quotas) Law, 1934, His
Excellency the Governor has been pleased to make
and hereby makes the foUowing Regulations :—
1. These Regulations may be cited as the
Importation of Textiles (Quotas i Regulations, 1936.
2. In these Regulations—
" regulated textiles " means any textile goods,
and anv class or classes of textile goods manufactured
in a foreign country, in respect of w hich
any quota has been fixed by proclamation made by
the Govemor under section 3 of the Law and ui
force for the time being.
3. The return required to be submitted to the
Comptroller under section 4 of the Law by any
person who imports any regulated textiles shall
be in the Form set out in the First Schedule hereto
or in such other form as the ComptroUer may by
notification in the Gazette prescribe.
4. The declaration of origin required to be
submitted to the ComptroUer under section 4 of
the Law by any person who imports any regulated
textUes shall be in the Form set out in the Second
Schedule hereto or in such other form as the
Comptroller may by notification in the Gazette
prescribe :
Ax)vided that declarations of origin in respect
of goods subject to quota and manufactured in
Italy should be certified as true either by the
Customs Authorities in Italy or by a Chamber of
Commerce in Italy.
5. A fee of one shilling shaU be paid to the
Comptroller in respect of every statement fumished
by the Comptroller to any person requiring the
same under section 5 (2) of the Law.
6. No regulated textiles shaU be entered for
payment of duty or to be warehoused except at the
port of Famagusta.
7.—(1) The ComptroUer may require that a
certificate of origin for British Empire textUe
goods of kinds subject to quota should be submitted
to him at the time of importation and may, if
he thinks fit, require that such ceri^ificate of origin
should bear on it an endorsement ofa Chamber of
Commerce or other responsible body :
Provided that, where a consignment of British
Empire textUe goods of kinds subject to quota is
of a value not exceeding five pounds, no such
endorsement on the certificate of origin in respect
thereof shall be required.
(2) The certificate of origin shaU be in the
Form A and the endorsement of a Chamber of
Commerce in the Form B and the endorsement of
the Federation of British Industries (Incorporated
by Royal Charter) in the Form C as set out in the
Third Schedule hereto.
(3) In the case of United Kingdom textUe goods
of kinds subject to quota, the endorsement on a
certificate of origin may be given only by one of the
following Chambers of Commerce or by the Federation
of British Industries (Incorporated by Royal
Charter) :—
Batley
Belfast
Bolton
Bradford
Carlisle
Derby
Dundee
Exeter
FmsT SCHEDULE.
(Regulation 3.)
Glasgow
Great Yarmouth
Huddersfield
HuU
Ipswich
Leeds
Leicester
Liverpool
23
London
Manchester
Northampton-
Norwich
Nottingham
Preston
Sonthampton
8. The Regulations set out in the Fourth
Schedule hereto are hereby revoked, without
prejudice to anjrthing done or left undone thereimder.
THB IMPOBTATIOK OF TEXTILES (QUOTAS) LAW, 1934.
(Section 4. )
FORM OF RETURN,
ENTRY (H.C.)
Port of Importing Ship
Importer From Date of Landing.
*'*^* .,
Number
*^**- De«rip«o«
packages
Oou«try
Quantity of
1 Origin
Value
i-p.
Import Dutiea
Rate
Amount
£ It. i-p.
CUSTOMS CHARGES
Mmiripfld
ToU
£ «. I-p.
Wharfage
£. *. ep.
Store Bent
£ X. rp}
I hereby enter the above goods, and declwe the above particulars to be true.
Dated this day of 19.. (Signed)....
Remarks:
, Valuer.
.Collector.
Importer.
Total
£ g. cp.
ΚΥΠΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ
.Registrar. .Cheeking Officer.
..Omahier.