து._. n f بع . ." , ".. s * * * ... " - "سه f so J P. o * i ੋਂ – , 《" ß Ö 22, Working hours, shall be from 8 a.m. to 6 P.M. All fees for overtime work and for working on holidays shall be regulated by the sanctioned pay of each employé. The rule shall be one and a half hour's pay for one hour's work, working days being calculated at 26 days in the month, and for holidays or part of a holiday one day's pay, All fees for overtime work shall be paid to the Commissioners. . . . . . . . . 28. Two clear days, exclusive of Sundays and the holidays recognised by the Commissioners, shall be allowed to consignees for the removal of goods from the jetty sheds. , 24. Consignees applying for delivery of goods shall fill up the jetty chullan showing the quantities, weights, or measurements, and the landing charges payable thereon. This form, accompanied by the Custom House bill of entry, shall be presented at the office of the Commissioners, where the amount of the landing charges will be received and a receipt granted in-original and duplicate, if required. The jetty chullan, accompanied by the bill of lading and delivery order from the master or agents of the vessel, shall then be handed to the shed officer, who will examine the documents, and on being satisfied that they are in order, will grant delivery and authorize the gate officer to pass the goods. 35. Permission to consignees from the Collector of Customs to open packagés shall be .countersigned by the Superintendent of the Jetties. The opening of any package without the condition of the package being previously questioned will be treated as delivery of the goods by the Commissioners to the consignee, and no claim for loss or damage subsequently discovered will be admitted. * h 26. Damaged goods for which a claim is brought against the ship shall not be charged wharf-rent until the fourth day after landing, provided notice of survey is given to the Jetty Superintendent within 48 hours after the goods have been received from the ship. 27. Goods taken delivery of, but not removed from the jetty compound, shall lie at the risk of the owner, consignee, or ageut. 醫錄 h 28. The following goods will not be received in the sheds in course of shipment, nor will any receipt be granted for such goods by the Commissioners, viz. assafoetida, cutch, safflower, camphor, turmeric, aniseed, hogalard, ghee, all oils, India-rubber, inolasses, myrabollams, treacle, and wet sugar. Such goods will only be allowed inside the jetty compound on the production of an order from officer of the ship that they are to be received on board the same day. 29. Shippers of goods shall fill up the jetty chullan showing the quantities, weights, or measurements, and the shipping charges payable thereon. This form, accompanied by the Custom House shipping bill, shall be presented at the Office of the Commissioners, where the amount of the shipping charges will be received and a receipt granted in original and duplicate, if required. The jetty chullan, accompanied by the stamped shipping order and shipping bill, shall be handed to the shed officer, who will examine the documents, and, on being satisfied that they are in order and all charges paid, will authorize the gate officer to pass the goods in at the jetty gate. • 80. Every package, bale, or case sent for shipment at the jetties, shall be entered in a cart ticket in the form prescribed, and no goods unaccompanied by this ticket will bo allowed to pass into the jetty enclosure. Every cart ticket shall coutain the date, name of vessel on which the goods are to be shipped, the exporter's name, the marks, quantity and description of articles shipped, and the current license number of the cart. 81. Exporters must provide their own coolies for unloading carts, Carts will be allowed to unload in the order in which they pass in at the gate. [Government Gazette, 25th September 1877.]
