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The  wheat,  maize,  or  other  grain  shall  be  delivered  and  forwarded  to  such
dill  or  warehouse  under  the  same  conditions  as  those  governing  other  dutiable
goods  after  the  entry  thereof  for  warehouse  has  been  duly  made  and  competed, ­
  to  be  there  ground  and  packed  in  bond  as  by  law  provided,  and  such
mill  shall  be  at  all  times  open  to  inspection  and  examination  of  the  stock  contained ­
  therein  by  any  officer  of  customs  to  whom  the  duty  of  such  inspection  or
( examination  may  be  assigned.
All  wheat,  maize,  and  other  grain,  entered  for  warehouse,  as  hereinbefore
Provided,  or  the  quantity  of  flour  and  meal  representing  and  being  the  product
°f  such  wheat,  maize,  or  other  grain,  shall  be  entered  ex-warehouse  as  follows:
1.  When  intended  for  consumption  in  Canada  a  dutiable  entry  shall  be  made,
representing  on  its  face  the  quantity  of  grain  ground  and  the  quantity  of  its
Product  in  flour  or  meal,  and  the  duty  thereon  shall  be  forthwith  collected  and
Paid  accordingly.
2.  When  for  removal  to  another  warehouse,  or  to  another  warehousing  port,
a  removal  entry  on  the  prescribed  form  shall  be  made,  with  the  same  particulars
thereon  as  if  entered  for  consumption.
1 3.  When  intended  for  exportation,  the  prescribed  form  of  export  entry  exwarehouse
  shall  be  used,  and  the  quantities  of  grain  ground  and  the  product
thereof  shall  be  correctly  stated  on  the  face  of  such  entry  in  the  same  form  and
manner  as  if  the  same  was  entered  for  removal  or  consumption  in  Canadif.
4.  No  grain  or  products  thereof  shall  be  in  any  case  removed  from  the  mill
or  warehouse  until  entry  is  duly  made  and  the  collector  of  customs’  permit  has
been  obtained  for  that  purpose.
5.  Any  violation  of  the  requirements  of  these  regulations,  or  any  of  them,
shall  subject  the  goods  and  the  offending  party  to  the  forfeitures  and  penalties
Provided  by  the  customs  act  for  offenses  against  and  violations  thereof  in  respect
°£  dutiable  goods  entered  in  bond  for  and  ex  warehouse.
April  27,  1891.
Regulations  as  to  grinding  Canadian  grain  in  United  States  mills.
Sec.  17.  His  excellency  in  council,  in  pursuance  of  the  powers  vested  in  him
y  subsection  (f)  of  section  245  of  chapter  32  of  the  Revised  Statutes  of  Canada,
j'Ptitled  “An  act  respecting  the  customs,”  has  been  pleased  to  order,  and  it  is
hereby  ordered  that  when  wheat  or  grain  grown  in  Canada  is  taken  to  the
pbited  States  to  be  ground  and  the  produce  thereof  in  flour  or  meal  returned  to
Canada,  such  produce  may  be  returned  free  of  customs  duty,  provided  the
mvner  thereof  resides  near  the  frontier  and  more  than  5  miles  from  any  Canaan ­
  gristmill  at  which  such  wheat  or  grain  could  be  ground,  and  that  he
observes  and  complies  with  the  following  rules  :
First.  He  shall  report  to  the  nearest  customs  officer  the  exact  quantity  of
"meat  or  grain  which  he  is  taking  out,  and  such  officer  shall  enter  in  a  book  to
o®  kept  for  that  purpose  the  name  of  the  owner,  the  date  of  the  transaction,
me  quantity  in  bushels  and  fractions  of  bushels  so  to  he  taken  out,  and  the
pme  and  location  of  the  mill  and  the  proprietor  thereof  where  the  grinding
&  to  be  performed.
Second.  He  shall  report  inwards  in  like  manner  the  exact  quantity  of  flour
p  meal  and  other  product  of  said  wheat  or  grain  when  he  returns  the  same  to
Roñada,  and  make  a  solemn  declaration  to  the  effect  that  such  flour  or  meal
p  d  other  product  is  the  actual  produce  of  the  wheat  or  grain  taken  from
Canada  and  no  other.
..  Third.  The  officer  receiving  such  reports  shall  verify  the  truth  thereof  to
be  best  of  his  ability  and  enter  the  particulars  in  the  aforesaid  book,  and
JUI  require  the  owner  to  append  his  signature  to  such  entries  in  attestation
1  the  correctness  of  the  same.
Fourth.  If  it  be  found  that  any  additional  quantity  of  product  has  been
eturned  more  than  that  which  the  quantity  of  wheat  or  grain  should  properly
[induce,  or  if  it  he  ascertained  that  any  change  has  been  made  therein  by  the
hbstitution  in  whole  or  in  part  of  foreign  wheat  or  grain  or  the  product  thereof
° r  the  Canadian  wheat  or  grain  represented  to  have  been  taken  out  to  be
,°  ground,  or  if  any  other  fraudulent  act  has  been  done  in  reference  thereto,
len  the  product  or  the  alleged  product  so  returned  shall  be  seized  and  forfeited.
January  12,  1889.
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