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steamers and kept in custody of the customs, on the day in
which the warehouse warrant is passed) and no greater
quantity of such goods shall be allowed to be landed on any
day than can be examined and received into the warehouse
within the usual hours of business.

13. Inspection of Warehouses. The officer or
officers for the time being performing outdoor duties shull from
time to time visit the bonded warehouses, and shall at the end
of each month prepare a return of the contents of each ware-
house, and shall compare the same with the warehouse book,
and if there be any discrepancy shall report the same to the
Treasurer. ‘

14. Attendance of Officers. [ach Treasury officer
shall on arriving at and leaving the office, sign the Attendance
Book stating the time of arrival and departure.

15. Officers not to accept Gifts. No Treasury
officer shall receive directly or indirectly from any merchant or
from any master or consignee of any vessel any fee, gratuity or
reward.

16. Attendance to Public by Officers. All
necessary despatch and accommodation shall be given to the
business of the merchants consistent with the safety of the
Revenue observing that each individual is to be attended to in
his proper turn and that no undue preference is to be shown.

17. Landing of Passengers and Landing and
Shipment of Cargo before or after hours. When-
ever the agent or master of any steamer or other vessel is desir-
ous of allowing passengers to be landed, or cargo to be landed
or shipped, before or after the usual hours of business, he shall
inake application in writing to the Treasurer, stating the time at
which he is desirous of landing the passengers or cargo, or of
shipping cargo, and the place or places where the cargo is to be
landed or shipped, and the Treasurer, on being satisfied that a
sum suthcient to cover all fees has been deposited or paid, or:
that a sufficient guarantee for the payment of fees has been
given by the agent or master may grant permission accordingly.

18. Entering and Clearing of Vessels before
or after hours. Whenever the agent or master of any
vessel is desirous of entering or clearing his vessel before or
after the usual office hours he shall make application to the
Treasurer, who, on being satisfied that ali fees payable, and all
duties in respect of the cargo of the vessel, have been duly paid,
may grant permission accordingly,

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