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Section 2: These Regulations are divided into parts as follows-

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PART. I. II. III. IV. v. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. XII. XIII. XIV. TITLE. Definitions and forms. Working days and hours. Payment for extra attendance given by officers for the convenience of the public. Crown overtime fees. Arrival and report of aircraft and ships. Entry, unloading and delivery. Warehousing. Shipment. Entry outward and clearance of aircraft and ships. Coasting trade. Transit trade. Importation and exportation by post. In:;tportation and exportation overland or by inland waterways. Embarkation and disembarkation of passengers and other persons. *Several new regulations have been added since the 1946 edition, and according to the usual practice they were given the appropriate serial number followed by "A". These numbers have been left so, and not altered, for the convenience of the staffs of the Customs Department and of mercantile firms and merchants, who are familiar with the numbers of the regulations and the many Forms which are appropriate to them. Division of regulations. Interpretation. Cap. 271. Cttp. 140. Specimei)s of forms. How forms submitted. Particulars required on forms. Cap. 271] · fJustoms Regulations XV. Landing and loading of passengers' baggage and aircraft's and ships' stores. XVI. Tariff of rates payable as rent in Queen's warehouses, Government warehouses and Customs areas. XVII. Customs areas. XVIII. Control of small craft. XIX. Auction sales. XX. Refunds, -abatements and remissions of duty. XXI. Miscellaneous. pART I.-DEFINITIONS AND FORMS.

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