such vessels; and he may likewise, upon such conditions as he may impose, allow a foreign vessel to embark cargo and passengers at any coastwise port and convey the same upon such vessel to a foreign port. [1185-1.] SECTION  1363 . Requirement of Manifests in Coastwise Trade . — Manifests shall be required for cargo transported from one place or port in the Islands to another only when one or both of such places is a port of entry. [1814-1.] SECTION  1364 . Manifest Required Upon Departure from Port of Entry . — Prior to departure from a port of entry the master of a vessel licensed for the coastwise trade shall make out and subscribe duplicate manifests of the whole of the cargo on such vessel,  specifying the marks and numbers of packages, the port of destination, and the names of the consignees. He shall deliver such manifests to the collector or other customs official duly authorized, before whom he shall swear to the best of his knowledge and  belief that the goods therein contained, if foreign, were imported legally and that the duties thereon have been paid or secured. Thereupon the said collector or customs official shall certify the same on the manifests, one of which he shall return to the m aster with a permit specifying thereon, generally, the lading on board such vessel, and authorizing him to proceed to his port of destination, retaining the duplicate. [1814-1.] SECTION  1365 . Manifest Required Prior to Unlading at Port of Entry . — Previous to the unlading at a port of entry of any part of the cargo of a vessel licensed for the coastwise trade the master shall deliver to the collector of customs a manifest of the c argo for said port of entry; and upon the delivery of the same the customs officer shall grant a permit for the unlading of such cargo. [1341-3.] SECTION  1366 . Departure of Vessel Upon General Manifest . — The Insular Collector may by regulation permit a vessel to depart coastwise from a port of entry upon the filing of a general manifest by the master thereof, the owners, agents, or consignees being  required to present the proper detailed manifest within forty-eight hours after the departure of the vessel. [1814-1.] SECTION  1367 . Bonding of Carriers Transporting Merchandise Bond.  — Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 401