Department Circular 1888
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The requirements of this Circular, which are amendatory of existing regulations, will take effect and be enforced on and after the 1st of July next.
C. S. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
CIROXJLA^R.
FASTENINGS FOR BONDED CARS, VESSELS, ETC.
1888.
Department No. C9.
DivisioD of Special Agents.
Crtasttrg feprtrnfiti, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, To Collectors and other Officers of the Customs: On Juno 24, 1886, the Department ordered the discontinuance from and after July 15, 1886, of the use of locks and seal... -holders for securing cars, &c., transporting unappraised merchandise in bond, and directed Ihe use of lead seals and wires on all vehicles conveying goods in bond between the several ports and merchandise in transit through Canada. Customs officers were instructed to require the bonded common carriers to furnish the necessary seals for the purpose indicated. It apjiearing that there was not only a want of uniformity in the seals furnished by said bonded carriers, but that in many instances the seals were of a character which afforded little or no protection, the Department, after an investigation of the matter by a competent committee, of which a representative of the bonded railroads, well informed upon Ihe subject of car-fastenings, was a member, has decided to require carriers bonded for the trausportation of unappraised goods to secure their cars and vessels emijloyed in such transportation by locks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The requirements of this Circular, which are amendatory of existing regulations, will take effect and be enforced on and after the 1st of July next.
C. S. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
CIROXJLA^R.
FASTENINGS FOR BONDED CARS, VESSELS, ETC.
1888.
Department No. C9.
DivisioD of Special Agents.
Crtasttrg feprtrnfiti, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, To Collectors and other Officers of the Customs: On Juno 24, 1886, the Department ordered the discontinuance from and after July 15, 1886, of the use of locks and seal... -holders for securing cars, &c., transporting unappraised merchandise in bond, and directed Ihe use of lead seals and wires on all vehicles conveying goods in bond between the several ports and merchandise in transit through Canada. Customs officers were instructed to require the bonded common carriers to furnish the necessary seals for the purpose indicated. It apjiearing that there was not only a want of uniformity in the seals furnished by said bonded carriers, but that in many instances the seals were of a character which afforded little or no protection, the Department, after an investigation of the matter by a competent committee, of which a representative of the bonded railroads, well informed upon Ihe subject of car-fastenings, was a member, has decided to require carriers bonded for the trausportation of unappraised goods to secure their cars and vessels emijloyed in such transportation by locks.
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