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33. Reptrectrow Crarces on Parcers. Every parcel redirected
at the request of either the sender or the addressee thereof from one
Post Office to another shall, exeept when such offiees are within the
sams delivery aren, be subject upon delivery, in addition to any other
charzes which may be leviahle thercou, io a charge equal to the postage
which would have been payable upon such parcel if it were being
transmitted for the first time from the one office to the other.

34. Metnors or Packing Parcers. Parcels must be so
securely and substantially packed as not only to preserve their conteuts
from loss or damage in the post, but also so as not to injure other
parcels in the mail or officers of the Post Office.

35. Customs Decnuaration on ovreomse Parcurs. Every
parcel post packet to be sent outside the Presidency shall bear a customs
declaration in the prescribed form setting out clearly the mame and
address of the sender, the office of origin, the contents of the purcel and
the value thereof.

39. Anseyce or Custous Decharation on Incoming Parcess.
(1) Where a parcel arviving in the Presidency dues not bear a customs
declaration, or where particulars as to contents and value of a parcel are
not clearly set out in the customs declaration, or where the Postinuster
or officer depute:! by him has reason to believe that other articles liable
to duty are contained im such parcel, or that the parcel is understated,
he may at his discretion reqnire such parcel to be opened for inspection
and revaluation if necessary,

(2) In exceptional cireamstances where an importer, at the time of
entry. is unable ta produce any document reyuired by these rules, the
Treasurer or the Postmaster shall have power to adimit at the preferential
rate of duty any goods whi-h he is satisfied are of Empire origin within
the law for the time being in force governing British Empire preferential
custoins duty.

37. Revarcation or Parcrns. Tf upon revaluation the
addressee is not satisiied that a fair value has been assessed he may
appeal to the Treasarer who univ detain the goods and cause them to
be examined by three competent persons to be appointed ly the
Treasurer.

33. Recorp ov Pacers. There shall be kept in every parcel
poxt office a permanent record of all parcels arriving in the Presidency
through that office, and such recor] shall show particulars conforming
to those mentioned on the eastoms declaration or ascertained by inspec-
tion as hereinbefore provided, the cate of arrival, the name of the vessel
by which the parce! has arrived, and the duty paid thereon. Each parcel
shall be entered serially in the record and shall beara nmaber corres-
ponding to that entered in the record.