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(2.) It' any sum due under the provisions of the preceding sub-section 

 is nob paid on or before the thirty-first day of January- nineteen hundred 

 and twenty-two, such owner or manager as aforesaid shall on summary 

 conviction before a magistrate forfeit the amount of the sum due as 

 aforesaid, and, in addition be liable to a line not exceeding one hundred 

 pounds. 



9. The provisions of section twelve of the Customs Duties Ordinance, Refun.T of 7 

 1920, shall apply to the refund of overpayments made in respect of any ovcipa.\iiu'i.t3> 

 tax paid under this Ordinance in respect of tlio shipment of any ^'''^- ^^' 1!'-*^ 

 produce. 



10. All taxes received imder this Ordinance shall be paid into the A|>pioi)iia^ 

 Treasury and carried in the books thereof to the credit of the General *'"" • 

 revenue of the Colonj' or of moneys applicable in aid of immigration as 



the case may be, and shall in the case of taxes carried to the credit of 

 innnigration be applied in aid of immigration, and to no other purpose- 

 whatsoever. 



SCHEDULE. 



Taxes on Produce. 



Passed in Council this tenth day of December, in the 3'ear of Our 

 Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty. 



G. D. OWEN', 



Clerk of the CoiinciL 



