Section 4, The Arms and Ammunition Citation

No firearm or ammunition which is imported otherwisethan by a passenger as part of his personal effects and along with him in the same ship shall be landed from the ship unless the necessary import licence is first produced to the proper officer of Customs. *All the subsidiary legislation printed here under this Chapter 234 will cease to operate .when the new Arms and Ammunition Ordinance, 1955, comes into force, because the l,;).t~jlr repeals the present Ordinance (Cap. 234) without saving its subsidiary legislation, .::;:: Production of import licence. Application by importer for officer of Customs to supervise landing. Conveyance of arms and ammunition by importer to warehouse. Protection against fire. Packing of trade powder. Record of storage in public warehouses. Payment of storage rent. Cap. 234] Arms and Ammunition