TOBACCO MARKETING
AMENDED ACT EXPLAINED. (Per Press Association). NELSON, July 26. At the request of Mr K. J. Holyoake, M.P., the Acting-Minister- 'for Customs (the Hon. Adam Hamilton) has prepared a statement, setting forth in clear language the recently amended Customs Act governing the growing, handling and holding of tobacco leaf by growers and others. The main; requirement is stated under the,, to-; bacco regulations made on January: 9, 1917, in vvhich .it is provided that any person other than those growing or manufacturing tobacco for his ownuse, shall, as soon as any ngw rawtobacco grown by him is harvested, make a return to the nearest collector of customs showing the kind and quantity of such tobacco, the number and description of the packages (if any) in which it is packed, and the purpose for which it is intended to be used. It is also provided that before and such tobacco is removed from the premises on which it has been grown, notice as to the place to which it- is to be removed shall be sent to the nearest collector of customs,- and. further, that if raw tobacco is returned to the grower, notification must also be made.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 243, 27 July 1935, Page 5
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