shall have authority to make,  promulgate, and enforce in and for said reservation, and in or upon the waters thereof, such rules and regulations, consistent with law, as may be necessary for the efficient control, protection, and management of the Culion leper colony. [1498-1.] SECTION  882 . Justice of Peace and Notary Public for Culion Reservation . — The chief of the Culion leper colony division of the Philippine Health Service shall be clothed with the powers of justice of the peace and  ex officio  notary public for the Culion re servation. [1498-2, 3.] SECTION  883 . Control of Shipping and Travel in Culion Reservation . — It shall be unlawful for any owner, master, or other person in charge of any vessel, boat, or other water craft to land passengers, discharge cargo, or receive passengers or cargo, or per mit the same to be done at any place in or within the jurisdiction of Culion reservation until a permit therefor in writing has been obtained from the chief of the Culion leper colony division of the Philippine Health Service; and it shall be unlawful for  any person to land on or visit within said jurisdiction without permission from said chief. [1498-4.] SECTION  884 . Articles for Transportation to Member of Leper Colony. —  The family of any leper confined in the Culion leper colony may deliver to the district health officer of each province or to his representative, once in three months, any packages or pa rcels containing food, clothing, tobacco, letters, pictures, and generally all sorts of documents or papers, and nothing else, to be sent, at the expense of the Philippine Health Service, to the leper member of said family for his personal use, provided the  total gross weight of each such shipment to a leper shall not exceed forty kilograms; but other articles or a greater quantity can be sent upon payment of the expense of transportation by the sender. [1953-1, 4.] "Family of any leper", as herein used, shall include the parents, spouse, brothers, sisters, sons, and daughters of any leper confined as aforesaid; and it shall be the duty of the district health officer to ascertain and assure himself of such relationshi p in every instance before dispatching the articles. [1953-3.] 271 Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011