Customs procedure has to be properly studied by all who do business in Shanghai. It is. fortunate, therefore, that a handy guide to knowledge on this intricate question exists in the form of the "Code of Customs Rezulations and Procedure" compiled Jand edited by Mr. Stanley Wright land Mr. A. C.E. Brand. The edition, published in 1983, is now exhausted Jand, moreover, important changes nave been introduced to render it in respects out of date, Mr. Stanley Wright has, therefore, undo the authority of the Inspectorate, produced a revised and enlarged edition which will be on sale to-morrow at the usual places where literature, light and grave, Ipensed 10 the public. The Code m handy form, admirably printed land its purpose outlined in a foreword Sir Frederick Maze is to present in a clear and concise form and In orderly arrangement all those rules" and. regulations which varans times have been approved by the Government and which are actual ly in force, as well as. details Customs general procedure mas dis tinct from local practice—which by. ong prevalence has become. fully established and. is mow "se cepted having the force of Customs lay. fulfils this purpose admirably and can, therefore, be commended con-
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