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  1. 141
    Opening ports of Bantayan, island of Bantayan, and Guijulungan, island of Negros, to coastwise trade; proclamation of Customs Administrative Act at Tabaco, Salomague, Currimao, and Laoag; authorizing Adeph G. Faneuf, coast district inspector of customs, Sorsogon, to administer oaths; and notification of change of status of bonded customs officers.
    Published 1902
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  2. 142
    Promulgating pilots' fees for all ports throughout Philippine Islands.
    Published 1906
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  3. 143
    Publishing General Orders No. 82, Headquarters Division of Philippines, in re ports of Batangas and Laguna Provinces.
    Published 1902
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  4. 144
    Providing regulations for government of vessels in all harbors throughout Philippine Islands, and fixing boundaries of harbors at ports of entry.
    Published 1907
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  5. 145
    Proclamation of Customs Administrative Act at Carcar, Maasin, Pitogo, Mambajao, Nasugbu, Toledo, San Carlos, Dumaguete, Santa Cruz, Marinduque, Candon, Mauban, Atimonan, Lemeri, Baybay, Carigara, Virac and Ormoc; and authorizing following persons to administer oaths : Augustin Sinris, office inspector customs, Tacloban; Pio G. Kaimo, office inspector customs, Surigao; and Jose Carpi, Inspector's Division, Manila.
    Published 1902
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  6. 146
    Stamp fees : There is distinction to be drawn between case of vessel entering in due course of business and one entering in distress or through stress of weather and no stamp fees for entry and clearance will be charged in latter case.
    Published 1907
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  7. 147
    Authorizing closing and reopening of certain ports of entry by Governor-General when such action is required by public interests.
    Published 1907
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  8. 148
    Publishing Executive Order No. 50, series of 1907, closing port of Bongao as port of entry in Philippine Islands.
    Published 1907
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  9. 149
    Storage; fixing rates of, at entry ports other than Manila; Customs Administrative Circular No. 418 revoked.
    Published 1907
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  10. 150
    Pilots fees, promulgating for all ports of Philippine Islands where pilots or pilot associations are authorized; boards of arbitration for adjustment of claims against pilots; Customs Administrative Circulars Nos. 371, 383, 387, 418, and 420 revoked.
    Published 1907
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  11. 151
    Oaths; authority to administer, port of Manila; Customs Administrative Circular No. 468 amended.
    Published 1908
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  12. 152
    Opening port of Milagros, island of Masbate, to coastwise trade.
    Published 1902
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  13. 153
    Jurata and Sitanki, ports of; Executive order closing as ports of entry, promulgated.
    Published 1908
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  14. 154
    Davao, port of; act creating as port of entry, promulgated.
    Published 1908
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  15. 155
    Authorizing inspectors of customs at ports of Ligatic, Calivo, Estancia and Romblon, and customs clerks at ports of Romblon and Capiz, to administer oaths in transaction of customs business.
    Published 1902
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  16. 156
    Statistical reports for all ports to be prepared at Manila; information to be shown on Forms P. C. S. 298 (entry receipt list), P. C. S. 11 (import entry), and P. C. S. 25 (export entry); revoking Customs Administrative Circular No. 204.
    Published 1908
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  17. 157
    Expenditure of funds to meet expenses of customs service at subports; Customs Administrative Circular No. 73 revoked.
    Published 1908
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  18. 158
    Philippine products, (1) dutiable on entry in U.S.; (2) growth and product of Philippine Islands, shipped direct, and entered duty-free in U.S. (refundable exports); form of statements for both, and rules for obtaining rebates at ports in U.S. for former and refund at ports in Philippine Islands for latter; revoking Customs Administrative Circulars Nos. 34, 35, 38, 56, 357, and 433.
    Published 1908
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  19. 159
    Davao harbor; limits of defined.
    Published 1908
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  20. 160
    Clearance of foreign vessels for certain ports in Moro Province; amending Customs Administrative Circular No. 562.
    Published 1911
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