SEC. 392. Collectors of customs are authorized to collect the following fees not hereinbefore specifically provided for; all fees so collected shall be accounted for in the same manner as other customs collections:
Certificates of protection
$5.00
Certificate of ownership
2.50
Certificate to invoice of American goods returned to United States
1.00
Certificate of consular invoice
2.50
Other certificates
3.00
Transfer of Chinese crew
2.50
Transfer of licenses from one class to another class
2.50
Transfer of ownership
2.50
Permit to take cigars aboard ship, per 1,000
.50
Permit to take cigarettes aboard ship, per 1, 000
.25
Certificate of residence
2.50
SEC. 393. The Insular Collector shall, upon the second day of each calendar year, or as soon thereafter as may be practicable, prepare and promulgate, with the approval of the Secretary of Finance and Justice, at all ports in the Philippine Archipelago, the necessary pilot fees, fees for the admeasurement of vessels, and such other fees and charges as may be proper in connection with the duties heretofore performed by captains of the ports in these Islands, and such fees and charges, as soon as promulgated in pursuance of this Act, shall be in lieu of the ones to be collected up to the time of said promulgation in accordance with the tariffs at present enforced by said captains of the ports. All fees and charges collected under the terms of this Act, except pilot fees, shall be deposited and accounted for as customs collections.
