The Archive · 1935

Customs Penalty Board

New Organization to Handle Merchants' Protests A Customs Penalty Board of Inquiry and Appeal has been constituted accordance with regulations issued by the Central Government, accord: ing to an official notification from the [Chinese Maritime Customs, With regard to the filing of protests by @ merchant, the following notices are giver 1 The protest shall be drawn Chinese on the {om House," If the space provided on {he dorm i ound toe nue tional sheet may be bed.

The merchant of receiving tthe Commissioner's written decision the protest is not sustained, the 'Commissioner. shall within 10 days fof receiving the protest, forward two poles of the appeal to the Inspector General under cover' of an oficial despateh, accompanied by "Chinese version in duplicate. He shall also euare of umu of the appeal form prescribed for this puxpove, The decision of the Kuanswu shu will be. communicated. to the Com= missioner through. the Inspectorate on the standard form of decision in triplicate, one copy" of "which shall forwarded to. the appellant and the er fled in the Custom House vital realities in Shanghai, where hundreds of homes were over-shadow-fed by a hush, deeply significant, rooted, not in superstition, but in religious fervour. This found impressive expression yesterday morning in the Bplscopal Church when a junior deacon was elevated to the priesthood by the Rev. Bishop John. A pageant made splendid by the ex-Jquisitely worked robes of the priests, and compelling with Lis canorous chanting provided the setting for a Jceremony that, again, symbolized the spirit of Christmas in the Church.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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