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CUSTOM-HOUSE

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Source
Encyclopaedia Britannica (1911) / britannica_1911
License
public_domain
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1911:customhouse:7e33007c0ca5
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sha256
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custom-house, the house or office appointed by a government where the taxes or duties (if any) are collected upon the importation and exportation of commodities; where duties, bounties or drawbacks payable or receivable upon exportation or importation are paid or received, and where vessels are entered and cleared. in the united kingdom there is usually a custom-house established at every port or harbour to which any considerable amount of shipping resorts, the officer in charge being called "collector of customs"; in the minor ports the officer is usually termed "superintendent of customs" or "principal coast officer."