"Requests in respect of goods which have been required to have been discharged should be addressed, supported by the necessary documentary evidence, to the proper OMicer of the Crown in the territory concerned, "This, in the case of the United Kingdom, would be His Majesty's Procurator-General, Storey's Gate, S.W.. Such requests should not be addressed 10 any other Government "Merchants who. wish to ensure that their exports from Buropean countries are not delayed or detaivied fare advised {0 obtain certificates of origin and interest from British or French Consular officers In the Buro-bein country concerned. They Should arrange for these certifeates to accompany the goods on board the vessel, This will greatly facilitate the examination of the vessel at the Control bases, and ship-owners are, therefore, strongly advised not to accept cargo nol accompanied by such cortifieates."—Reuter.
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