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Unpressed cotton, aloefibre, impressed hemp, cotton fly, oily waste, American cotton etc., Packages of unpressed cotton, known as buffaloes,ssdocras and bundles. American cotton, hemp and jute, except in full pressed bales. Indian, alechen coir and other fibres,flex, waste (clean and oily) and cotton fly except in full passed bales or such other packing as may be specified from time to time by the Traffic Manager, grasses of all kinds, coal -tar, pitch and cinema and camera films except those having a cellulose, acetate or other safety base, exposed or unexposed packed in wooden or light metal cases, and scrap or waste films cellulose, acetate or other safty base, packed to wooden cases or iron or steel drums and other hazardous goods which the Board may from time to time notify in this behalf, shall not be placed on the quays or stored in the transit sheds, but shall forthwith on arrival of the vessel be taken delivery of by the owner of the goods or by the master, owner or agents of the vessel and if any such package is brought into the Board's premises for shipment shall not be placed on any quay. Wharf or road but shall forthwith be shipped. The Traffic Manager, may by arrangement, allow unpressed cotton, and other hazardous goods to be stored on the quays or other open spaces, at the risk and responsibility of the owner and the Board will not be responsible or liable for any damage sustained from rain or from any cause whatsoever. Unpressed cotton and other hazardous goods shall be removed by the owners or shippers, if called upon on six hours notice being given by the Traffic Manager, and if not so removed, the Traffic Manager may remove such goods at the cost of the said owner or shipper. Packages of American cotton cannot be received into any of the transit sheds normally but will be landed on the quay and removed immediately and stored in the Port's Fumigation chambers, for fumigation, at the expense of the owner; provided that the Traffic Manager may at his discretion, for sufficient reasons, allow the storage of these packages in the transit sheds under conditions to be stipulated by him.