noted by him, with proper description, and the attention of the master or other responsible officer of the vessel shall be directed thereto, the vessel shall be fined in a sum not exceeding four hundred  pesos for every such package which may subsequently be missing and unaccounted for upon the arrival of the vessel at the port of entry. [355-329.] SECTION  1512 . False Statement of Vessel's Destination . — When the master of a vessel laden with merchandise and arriving from a foreign port shall make a false statement as to the next destination of such vessel, when information concerning the same is req uired of him by a customs officer, such vessel shall be fined in a sum not exceeding one thousand pesos; and the circumstance that a vessel, after clearing for a certain port of destination, goes to some other port, not being impelled thereto by necessity,  shall be  prima facie  proof that the original statement of the vessel's actual destination was false. [355-82.] SECTION  1513 . Injury to Buoys and Beacons . — When any buoy or beacon maintained in Philippine waters shall be damaged, misplaced, or destroyed by reason of any vessel or other floating object being made fast thereto, or as a consequence of the negligent na vigation or control thereof, such offending vessel, or the owner or person in control of other object by which the damage is caused, shall be subject to a fine of not more than two hundred pesos, to which may be added the expense of repairing or replacing  the same. [849-1, 2.] SECTION  1514 . Property Subject to Forfeiture Under Customs Laws . — Vessels, cargo, merchandise, and other objects and things shall, under the conditions hereinbelow specified, be subject to forfeiture: CacEIS ( a ) Any vessel, including cargo, which shall be unlawfully engaged in the importation of merchandise into any Philippine port or place except a port of entry; and any vessel which, being of less than thirty tons burden, shall be engaged in the importation of  merchandise into any Philippine port or place whatever, except into a port of the Sulu Sea where importation in such vessel may be authorized by the Insular Collector, with the approval of the Department head. ( b ) Any vessel engaging in the coastwise trade without license which [1844-1.] Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 440