[2380-6 ( i ).] SECTION  1888 . Inspection of Premises of Grading Establishment . — The fiber inspector or other person acting under his authority shall have free access to the grading and baling sheds; and also to the warehouses where the bales are stored, of any grading es tablishment within his jurisdiction, during working hours, to make an inspection, for the purpose of satisfying himself as to the propriety of the methods used therein. He shall also see that the approved set of official standards is always carefully prese rved and renewed within the specified period. [2380-6  (j) .] S ECTION  1889 . Certification of Inspected Fibers . — Every shipment of graded and baled abacá, maguey, or sisal, which has been inspected and approved, shall be accompanied by a certificate or certificates of inspection attached to the bill of lading and dul y signed by the fiber inspector who made the inspection. All certificates of grading shall be prepared in quadruplicate, the original and one copy to be given the owner, one copy to be forwarded to the Director of Agriculture, and one copy to be filed in t he inspector's office. [2380-6 ( k ).] S ECTION  1890 . Transfer of Certificate to New Owner — Issuance of Secondary Certificate . — When a lot of fiber, which has been graded, baled, and duly inspected and approved, is transferred by sale or otherwise from one owner to another, the certificate of  inspection shall accompany the lot and the transfer of ownership noted thereon by the fiber inspector in the locality where the transfer has taken place. If, however, a new certificate is desired by the purchaser, the same shall be issued to him by the loc al fiber inspector. Such certificate, however, shall be known as "secondary certificate of inspection". [2380-6 ( l ).] S ECTION  1891 . Second Inspection of Fiber Shipped from Port to Port. — Fiber which has been duly inspected, graded, baled, and shipped from one port to another in the Philippine Islands shall not be subject to further inspection at the port of destination,  except upon written complaint received by the chief fiber inspector, providing that during transit the bales shall not have been exposed to moisture or any other agency which is likely to impair their quality. [2380-6 ( m ).] SECTION  1892 . Inspection Fee . — Ten centavos shall be charged and Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 562