Laws And Regulations Relating to the Government Monopoly of Japan
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Topping.
8. Other matters connected with cultivation.
9. The classification of the leaves.
10. The methods of drying.
11. The methods of smoothing leaves.
12. The number of leaves in a bundle.
13. The number of bundles in a package or its weight.
14. The material for binding.
15. The methods of packing.
Art. XII. — When the transplantation of tobacco has been finished, the remaining seedlings shall be at once thrown away.
But a necessary number of seedlings may be kept as a reserve within the p...eriod of three weeks from the time of transplant- ing.
Art. Xm. — A tobacco-cultivator shall set up for each plot a post giving the aza, lot number, cultivator's name and license number.
Art. XIV. — When an estimate is to be made of either the 28 weigM or number of tobacco leaves according to Article XI. of the Tobacco Monopoly Law, the Chief of Leaf -tobacco Purchasing Office shall appoint a date and give a previous notification thereof.
Art. XV. — If a tobacco-cultivator desires to make a protest against either the weight or mimber of leaves estimated by the officials concerned, he shall enter on the spot the substance of the reasons for his protest in a book provided for the purpose, and affix his seal thereto.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Topping.
8. Other matters connected with cultivation.
9. The classification of the leaves.
10. The methods of drying.
11. The methods of smoothing leaves.
12. The number of leaves in a bundle.
13. The number of bundles in a package or its weight.
14. The material for binding.
15. The methods of packing.
Art. XII. — When the transplantation of tobacco has been finished, the remaining seedlings shall be at once thrown away.
But a necessary number of seedlings may be kept as a reserve within the p...eriod of three weeks from the time of transplant- ing.
Art. Xm. — A tobacco-cultivator shall set up for each plot a post giving the aza, lot number, cultivator's name and license number.
Art. XIV. — When an estimate is to be made of either the 28 weigM or number of tobacco leaves according to Article XI. of the Tobacco Monopoly Law, the Chief of Leaf -tobacco Purchasing Office shall appoint a date and give a previous notification thereof.
Art. XV. — If a tobacco-cultivator desires to make a protest against either the weight or mimber of leaves estimated by the officials concerned, he shall enter on the spot the substance of the reasons for his protest in a book provided for the purpose, and affix his seal thereto.
What to read after Laws And Regulations Relating to the Government Monopoly of Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Japan to read onlineMoreLess
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