women's and children's...

13 Wellington fronts and grafts

Cashmere, lasting, or stuff.

45.

125.

185.

Boxes, cardboard or paper, including paper or cardboard (with or without printing), cut into shapes for wrapping or boxing....

Boxes or cases, viz. :-dressing, glove, handkerchief, jewel, scent, work, and fittings

Boxes, cardboard, containing non-dutiable goods, ordinarily imported therein..

Bottles, glass or stone, containing a reputed quart or any less quantity of spirits (not perfumed), wine, ale, porter, or other beer, and bottles containing aerated or mineral waters, doz. Bottles containing pickles

syphon for aerated waters.

Bricks, fire.

Brownware and tiles.

Brushware (except artists' brushes)

Buckets and tubs

Carpeting and druggeting

being printed felt

39

25 pc., a.v.

25 p.c., a.v.

Free.

6d.
3d.

Free.

Carriages, carts, and conveyances, including second-hand,

viz. :

Boston chaises, dog-carts, gigs, tilburys, and other two-
wheeled vehicles on springs or thorough braces, each

15.

2d.

Free.
ad.

35.
2s. 6d.

20 p.c., a.v.
Free.

All carts and waggons without springs and spring
carts and spring drays with two wheels.....

All carriages or conveyances not otherwise enumerated
Bicycles, tricycles, and similar vehicles, perambula-
tors, children's carriages whether wholly or partially
made up, or part of same...

Under gear (including axles and arms).

Buggy tops (if composed principally of leather) ..each

• Any separate parts of carriages not specially enumerated as dutiable or free are chargeable with such duty as the Commissioner may determine under section 5 of the Duties of Customs Act

...each

Buggy tops (if of any other material) Carriage bodies in the white.. Carriages and other vehicles used in the conveyance of passengers or goods across the frontier which have been registered with the officers of Customs nearest the place where such carriage or other vehicle may ply or pass, and in such manner as the Commissioner may by any order from time to time approve.. Casks or shooks, new or second-hand Charcoal and coal (ground)..

Charcoal, animal (ground).

Cheese...

.lb.

Chinaware and porcelain (except photographic, scientific, and telegraphic materials)

Clocks, and all parts thereof whether wholly or partly

made up

Clogs and

pattens

Clothing, horse. (See Rugs.)

Cloths, oil and other floor.

.lb.

3d.

10 p.c., a.v.

2d.

Confectionery, comfits, succades, sweetmeats ..pint or lb. Cordage (except unserviceable, when cut into lengths of not over 3 feet, metal cordage, coir yarn, reaper and binder twine), viz. :—

Coir rope

...cwt.

Other cordage, including engine packing (not being
sheet), housing and seizing lines and spun yarn, cwt.
Reaper and binder twine. (See Twine.)

Corks, cut

Druggeting. (See Carpeting.)

Drugs, viz. :

Ammonia, carbonate of..

liquid.

Chlorodyne.

Coculus indicus..

Glycerine, pure.

Free.

crude

..

2d.

Earthenware, including packing (except photographic, scientific, and telegraphic materials) measuring outside the package as imported ..cubic foot

Engines, portable, fixed on a locomotive boiler horizontally, and fitted up with wheels and shafts, suitable for transport on an ordinary road.

Engines, traction

Eggs...

.gross

Explosives (except fine meal powder, not sporting, in bulk and in packages of not less than 25 lbs. each), viz. :— Powder, sporting

8d.

25 p.C., a.v. Free.

25.

Fireworks..

Fittings, ships'

Free.

Frilling, ruffling, plaitings, ruchings

25 p.c, a.v.

Fruits and vegetables, dried or preserved.

..lb.

2d.

,, skins, dressed or prepared for making up.. Furniture (including second-hand)

second-hand, accompanying and in passenger's own use, up to £50 in value, and not imported for sale Furniture, cabin. (See Baggage)

.per lb.

25 p.c., a.v. 2d.

Fuze, per coil of 24 feet or less, and in proportion for any greater quantity..

Gelatine

.....

...per lb. Glassware, including packing (except locket, brooch, watchglasses, and optical, surgical, scientific instruments, and photographic and telegraphic materials, and syphon bottles for aerated waters), viz :

Cut, engraved, etched, frosted, ground, sand-blast,
and not otherwise enumerated (measuring outside
the package as imported)
..per cubic foot

Bottles for aerated waters (measuring outside the
package as imported)

Is. 6d.

per cubic foot

6d.

.per cubic foot

6d.

6d.

Bottles for medicines (measuring outside the package
as imported)

Other (measuring outside the package as imported),,

Maizena, maize flour, or corn flour..reputed pt. or lb.
Malt

..per lb.

Free.

.per cental

3S.

25. 11d.

7s. 6d.

98.

Grain and pulse of every kind, n.o.p. or manufactured

Grease, anti-friction..
Hair, articles of artificial human hair, manufactured, viz. :—
Head-dresses, hair plaits, hair plait stems, side pads,
chignons
Curled
Hams......
Handkerchiefs (except of cotton or linen only) made up or
in piece...

Hats, caps, and bonnets (except of braid, chip, straw, tape,
willow, untrimmed, and all such being both untrimmed
and unlined, paper or glazed calico not being considered
lining), viz. :-

Hats and caps, cloth, sewn or not, upon any foundation
or frame..
...per doz.
Hats, children's, boys', men's, women's felt and pith
hats or helmets..

Hoods, felt pull-over hoods and felt for the manufacture of

..per doz.

.per lb.

84.

hats.. Hops Hosiery (except of cotton, linen, and elastic silk stockings for surgical purposes or otherwise specified) Note.-Hosiery means stockings, socks, and other machine or hand-knit covering for the feet or legs, and no other articles (sec. 7, Act 769).

Implements, agricultural, including chaff cutters, cleaners, corn screens, corn crushers, cultivators, drills (seed), harrows, hay presses, hay rakes, horse rakes, horse hoes, maize shellers, mowers, ploughs, reapers, rollers (field), root cutters, seed sowers, smutters, strippers, stump extractors, threshers, wheat 'cleaners, winhowers.. Implements, agricultural, known as reapers and binders Ink, burnishing. See Blacking.

printing (coloured)

25 p.c., a.v.

20 p.c., a. v. Free.

...per lb.

6d.

To p.c., a.v.

Inks, writing, liquid, or powder
Instruments, musical (except action work in separate pieces,
including rails and keys), including second-hand :-
Pipe organs and all parts thereof, including pianoforte
action, made up..

Pianos, upright

square, grand, or semi-grand

each

Harmoniums and cabinet organs, not otherwise
enumerated

.each
Jams and Jellies
..per pint or lb.
Jewellery (except cameos and precious stones unset),
viz. :-

Rings of gold, finished or unfinished, but without cameos or precious stones set therein.. per dwt, troy All other, including imitation, also cases and pencil cases Jute piece goods :

Not exceeding 3 ft. in width
Exceeding 3 ft. in width

Jute piece goods.

.per yard

Lamps, lampware, and lanterns (except electroliers and gasaliers, otherwise dutiable as manufactures of metals).. Lead, sheet, and piping

Leather (except crust or rough tanned, viz. :-Calf, goat,
hogskin, sheep, or kangaroo, when not exceeding seven
pounds each skin; and English bend, sometimes called
butt)
...per lb.
Do., viz. :-Kid, calf kid, mock kid, and patent calf
Do., being furniture and bookbinding Morocco, roan,
and paste grain skiver
..per lb.
Leatherware, harness, saddles, or articles made up of
leather, or any manufacture of which leather is the most
valuable part, including whips of any description, trunks,
and portmanteaus, and leather cut into shapes n.o.p.
Leather laces

Leaf, gold and silver.

per lb.

Luggage passengers'. (See Baggage.)
Macaroni and vermicelli (or reputed pint or lb.).. pint or lb.
Marble and stone, wrought (except slate slabs not wholly
manufactured, lithographic stones, and stones for milling
and grinding purposes)...

Matches and vestas :-

Wax vestas:

For every gross of metal boxes n.o.p., containing in each box:

100 vestas or under

Over 100 and not exceeding 200 vestas

Is. 3d. 2s. 6d.

And so on per gross of metal boxes, for each additional 100 vestas or part thereof........Additional For every gross of paper, small round tin or other boxes, containing in each box:

Mats

Wooden matches:

For every gross of boxes, containing in each box: 100 matches or under

Over 100 and not exceeding 200 matches

And so on per gross of boxes for each additional
100 matches or part thereof..

Wood, safety

Matting, coir, jute..

6d.

IS.

Additional

6d. Free

25 p.c., a.v.

20 p.c., a. v.

20 p.C., 3.v.

ad.

Meats and fish, potted; and meats, fish, soups, and
vegetables, extracts of, or concentrated

Meats and fish, preserved, not salted, or dried, or preserved
in brine (or reputed pint or lb.)
.pint or lb.
Medicines, consisting of two or more ingredients mixed
ready for use, not being in chemical combination, drugs
and chemicals, packed ready for retail sale or for con.
sumption, including medical compounds containing spirits
not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer;
and all preparations recommended as beneficial for any
portion of the human or animal body, or the cure or
the treatment of any disease or affection whatever, and
medicine chests or cases, with or without fittings
Metals, manufactures of, and machinery, n.o.p. (except
portables engines)

Rolled girder and channel iron castings, viz. :
Bars, fire

Cylinders, hydraulic

Pipes and connections for same

Plates, tanks

Weights, sash

Wire barbed.

25 p.c., a.v.

35 p.C., a.v.

Metal ware, plated and mixed (except door handles, locks, shaft tips, stump and finger joints, and slot irons used in carriage building, harness mountings, and plated harness)...

Metals, manufactures of, and machinery, viz. :

Anchors. Anvils. Balances, spring to weigh up to 3 cwt. Bands, curtain. Bars, not machined and in the rough. Bell fittings. Bells, 6 inches and under. Bits (for harness). Blocks and types, printers'. Blowers for ventilating mines. Boilers, oval (cast-iron). Brassfoundry used in the manufacture of furniture. Bushes, patent roller, for blockmaking. Buttons. Caps, per. cussion. Cast-iron, being oval boilers, camp ovens, digesters, kettles, brazing, fry, maslin, preserving, sauce, or stew pans; Danish, French, glue, oval, plumbers', stock, and three-legged pots; tea kitcheners or fountains. Chaffcutter knives. Chains. Chains, curtain. Cloth, wire over 36 mesh. Concentrators, Frew's (for mining purposes). Conductors, lightning. Copper and copperware, being prepared plates for engravers and lithographers, silver-plated sheet, perforated sheet, rivets, washers. Cornices in piece. Crucibles. Cutlery, iron or steel. Detonators. Digesters (cast-iron). Doorfittings (except handles and plates). Fire-arms. Fittings (see bell, door, meters, pipes, tubes, window). Fittings, electric, viz., arc lamps without globes, carbons, incan. descent lamps, automatical resisters, transmitters, or transformers, and storage batteries. Fountains, tea (castiron). Furniture, brassfoundry used in the manufacture of. Hames. Handles, trunk. Hinges, except hook and eye and T. Hooks (brass). Hooks, cornice. Hooks, curtain. Hoop, not machined and in the rough. Iron, angle and T. Iron, sheet, corrugated. Irons, box and sad. Irons, stirrup. Kettles (cast-iron). Kitcheners. Tea (cast-iron). Knives, chaffcutter. Knives, reaping machine. Latches. Locks. Lightning conductors. Machinery for carding, spinning, weaving, and finishing the manufacture of fibrous material, and cards for such machinery. Machinery for telegraphic purposes. Machinery used in the manufacture of paper and for felting, including wire cloth and felts. Machines, viz.,

20 p.c., a.v.