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Charlottetown, Georgetown and Bcdcque, who such machinery free of duty, subJect to such 1‘ul:s

are already provided for by salary. :and regulations as the s rid Lieutenant Governor XYXI All goods wares and merchmdize in Council shallsce fit to make concerning the A ‘ - , ( n .

in'iported into this Island in steam vessels may bef‘“ 10

Ian led by the masters or officers thereof withoutil XXXVlI. Drawhack on exportation to the previous entry of such steam vessel, or the goo is, 'amount of the original duty paid or secured th;re- wares and merchandize so imported in them atilon shall be allowed on materials imported into this the Impost Office, or permit to land the same, Island, or manufactured therein, aidforming part being had, provided all such goods, wares andfiofarticlcs manufactured th2rein, on tl e expirter merchandizc be, on landing, placed by suchjcomplying with the provisions of the said recited master or other officer in the custody of the Pro .7 \ct oi the inn :teenth Victoria Ch tper one relat- ventive or other Revenue Officer, and all suching to drawback on th: articlesthcrein mentioned. l

hillCGI‘s receiving goods, wares or merchandize, sol landed from any steamer without previous entry, shall retain possession thereof on behalf of thel Collector of Iinpost for the Port in which the;

same shall be landed, until the duties due 1n,

respect thereof shall have been paid or secured,; any law to the contrary notwithstanding. ’

XXXlI It shall be unlawful for any person ori persons to import into this Island any indecent ori ibscene paintings, books, cards, lithographs, or: other engravings, or any other indecent or ob-i scene articles, and if imported the same shall bel srizal and destroyed by any Collector of laipost,l and Excise or l’rcventive leicer. !

XXXIII. All fines, penalties, and forfeitures imposed under or by virtue of any of the pro-1 visions contained in the hereinbcfore recited Act! of the nineteenth Victoria, Chapter one, or of: this Act, may be prosecuted and sued for by: information of Iler Majesty’s Attorney or Solicitor; General, filed in the Supreme Court of this lsiand. ?

XXXIV. purposes and which form the basis or principal ingredient or component in the manufacture of any article may be imported into this Island in origi- nal casks or packages of not less capacity than thirty-five gallons when imported solely for man-

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Materials used for manufacturing.

ufacturing purposes and entered at the Customs

in this Island as such.

XXXV. The impar.er of any such materials shall take the f'ollowing oath before the Collector.

l. A. 11., do SWear that the [mentioning the articles] imported by uu- in the vessel s name, (name master) from (name of place) are intended to he used by me for manufacturing purposes.

So help me God.

XXXVI. When any person shall signify to the Lieutenant Governor in Council that he intends importing into this Island machinery for the pur- pose of sitting up, or putting in operation, any jir'actory or manufacturing establishment therein, the said Lieutenant Governor in Council, if he think fit so to do, may make an order to admit any

XXXVllI. This Act shall go into operation

land be in force immediately on the passing there—

of, and fr0m thence shall continue and be it force until the First day of Mty, in tl : year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aad sixty-nine.

XXXIX. This .\ct may be repealed, altered or amended by any Act or Acts to be passed during the present session.

XL. So soon as this ,Xetshall g) into Operation the Act of the thirteenth Victoria Chapter one " intituled, An Act for raisiag a Revenue,” anl the Act of the thirtieth Victoria Chapter two, shall be, and the same are hereby schrally re-

l pealed.

XLI. Preventive Offisers, not exceeding more than one for each place, shall be appointed for Charlottetown, Summerside, Georgetown, Souris and Murray Harbor, \vhosc duty it shall be, on the arrival of any of the Mail Steamers or the Boston, llalifax or any other Steamship, to go on board same and demand from the Captain or

iperstin in command a manifest of the carg) on

board (passengers’ effects excepted) and such manifest shall be prepared and delivered on demand, by the Captain or commandant, to the l’revcntive Officer, who shall, as soon as possible, forward the same to the Collector of Customs for the port. Provided that any Captain or com- mandant of any such Steamship who shall wilfully deliver a false manifest of the cargo on board his steamship, shall be liable to a penalty of one hundred pounds, to be recovered in the vary and manner provided by the said recited Act of the Nineteenth Victoria, Chapter one, or by this or any other law relating to the Revenue.

XLlI. All goods, Wares and merchandize, for which no permit shall have been procured, shall be delivered, if landed by the Captain or com‘ mandant of any such steamship, to the Preventive Officer for the port, who shall store the same in some convenient warehouse, at the risk and