1903 - The Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce

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(2) While a prohibition order j,.. in force the law;: relating to
Customs :::hall apply a,: if the ,.:ugnr in rr,.:ppcr of which tlw Order j,.:
made were :::pecified in the table of prohibitions and restrictions inwards
contained in ,;ection forty- two of the Cn~tom :< Consolidation Act, 1876.
(:3) Hi,.; Maje.~ty may, by Onler in Council, make stwh regulation:::
a,; appear to him neccs:;ary, in relation to any Order under this e:cction,
and may by tho,;t> regulations in particular require the origin of all
sugar irnpot·ted ot· brought into the United Kingdom, whet.her in transit
or otherwise, to he proved by such certificate or other eviden ce as maY
he proYided in the Ot·der.
(4) An Order made under this ,.:ection shall not apply to molasse::;
nor, except as expr e:;sly mentioned in this section, to sugar in transit.
(5) Any shat·e of the expenses on account of the organisation and
working of the Permanent Commission as determined in pursuance of
the Convention, and any expenses incurred in connection with the
attendance of delegates at the Commission, shall be paid out of money:;
provided by Parliament.
2. His Majesty may, by OrdHL' in Council, declare th:tt every sugar
factory and sugar refinery and factory for the extraction of sugar from
molasses in t he U nited Kingdom ;.hall be subject to the supervision
(>ither of the l.'omnti;;sioner:; of Custom:; or of: tlw Uommis!'ioners of
Inland HeYelllH'; and tho,;c C'onnni;;:,:ioner,; maY respeetively make
regn lations-
(a) fot· prohibiting the earryiug on of any :