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Hides and Skins, Dressed in Pieces. Leather or soles for shoes, in large or small pieces, white cowhide ......oke.

Calf skin, coloured or not; morocco leather; goat, ram, hare,
beaver, and sheep skins, coloured or not; shagreen; Russian
leather; and cowhide, coloured or varnished.
Varnished leather and camel's hides..

I O

......oke.

2 50

2 50

Skins of small calves and kids, of musk rats, and other rare animals, n.o.m. ...

....oke.

2 50

Boots and Shoes.

Shoes of leather, and slippers of all kinds...
Shoes and slippers of wool, linen, cotton, or felt
Do., of silk, or other embroidered tissues, and when ornamented
with gold and silver......
.......oke.

..oke.

8 0

10 O

30 O

1

Various Leather Articles.

....oke.

Sword-belts, chin-straps, and all leatheo articles suitable for
military or sporting purposes...
Leather bands for machinery, and linings for hats........
Goat-skins, stitched, new or worn...

4 80 Free.

Piping, knapsacks, bellows for domestic use, satchels, blotting books

a. Cases (étuis), portfolios of all kinds, note-books, pocket-books, watch-chains, and other small articles of leather.

a. Plain valises of ox, cow, calf, or morocco leather, not containing toilet necessaries

b. Do., with metal ornaments, or of finer leather

Manufactured Bones.

Small articles of bone, horn, or imitation bone, plain, engine-
turned (guillochés) or ornamented
..oke.
Small articles of ivory, tortoise-shell rhinoceros, plain, engine-
turned (guillochés), or ornamented; and ivory lamps, plain,
or with metal ornaments, engine turned or gilt..........oke.
Wooden Manufactures, of Common Wood.
Wooden pumps, and other articles for ships, with the exception
of furniture or fancy goods..

a. Articles of common wood, gilded or carved, inlaid orna-
mented; sticks, not of fancy work; and beads or rosaries of
all kinds of wood, seeds, and kernels

..oke

b. Spindles and spinning wheels of all kinds suitable for workshops

....

..oke

Toys..
Pipe-stems (pipes and chibuks), and mouthpieces.
All other articles of common wood and of ordinary manufacture
n.o.s., and casks, new or old, with or without iron bands;
trunks, plain or covered with oilcloth, cotton cloth, linen cloth,
white or sheet iron; as well as boxes fitted as plate racks, oke
Wooden Manufactures of Precious Wood.
All articles of precious wood, plain or carved or inlaid, as well
as fancy sticks, and trunks of cedar or palm wood, plain or
carved

c. Of precious wood, not upholstered
d. Do., simply upholstered, or entirely covered with com-
mon stuffs; as well as chairs of real cane, or of bent or
round wood...
.oke

o 80

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. Of precious wood, expensively upholstered, or covered
with expensive stuffs......
...oke

Produce of Sugar Industry.

..oke

Grape sugar (petmési) and molasses...
Sugar of all kinds; sugar of feculæ, and syrups derived from it;
glucose of all densities; and honey, liquid or in paste
(The above class exempt from new additional duty of 15%).

Pastrycooks' Wares.

Dr. 1.
025

0 85

O 20

0 15

0 80

Plain pastry.
Common cakes; "gimblettes," without sugar or butter
Cakes, or "gimblettes," with sugar or butter, or both, biscuits,
with or without sugar or butter, and all similar goods, includ-
ng "pâte à kadaif"
...oke
Comestibles not elsewhere mentioned.
Preserved fruits hermetically sealed; candied fruits, and those

(Foreign wines pay 20 lepta per oke over and above the tariff duties.)

Free.

3 O

Free.

Free.

(The consumption taxes on the above classes are:dr. 50 lepta per liquid oke on alcohol of whatever degree. 1 dr. per liquid oke on all spirituous liquors containing up to 70% of pure alcohol; and 1 dr. 50 lepta on those containing above 70 %)

Cotton wool

Do., wadding of any colour.
Do., yarn, single, unbleached:-
a. Up to No. 24, English.
b. Above No. 24, do...

Cotton yarn, single, bleached:-
a. Up to No. 24, English
b. Above No. 24, do..

Cotton yarn, single, water-dyed :

a. Up to No. 24, English...

Cotton Yarn.

Cotton yarn, single, oil-dyed, irrespective of number
(Under the general tariff, cotton yarns, twisted, pay 20%
above the duties on single yarns, but this additional tax
is abolished under the British Convention.)

1 50

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Cotton threads for sewing, wound on cards or bobbins, or in skeins, white, unbleached, or dyed, twisted or corded, without deductions for tare.

b. Above No. 24, do...

Tissues of cotton, unbleached, not specially mentioned, contain ing in the warp and woof in a space of 5 mm, sq.—

Do. do., bleached n.o.m. 40% above the duty on unbleached....

Tissues of cotton, manufactured with dyed threads or printed:- Dr. 1. a. N.o.m. 80% above the duty on unbleached.

b. Tissues, dyed, such as drills and the like, in stripes, checks, or aladzos, for the use of the working classes and servants (this is exempt from new additional 15 per cent.)

c. Do., dyed, for linings.........

a. Lamp wicks and boot tags...

b. Straps and bands for engines...

Dr. 1.

.. 1 20

oke

2

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Free.

Free.

Tissues of cotton, of fine make, transparent, such as batistes, gauzes, muslins, grenadines, tulles, lace, head-kerchiefs (kalémkéria)

.... oke

Linen and embroidered articles, with the exception of made-up clothing oke a. Velvets, velvety stuffs, plushes, garters, ribbons, simple fringes, curtain cloths, muslins, Spanish calicoes, pompadour cretonnes, satins, calicoes exceeding 56 threads, piqués, headbands ("tzembéria "), stockings, &c.; remants of cotton tissues, excepting those of madapolams (In this class only the articles in italics are covered by the British Convention.)

oke

oke

b. Cords and braids, galoons and edgings of cotton, or of wool
and cotton (if the wool does not increase the value by more
than 30 per cent.; in that case see Class 1126)........ oke
c. Cotton flannel, in pieces, bleached or dyed, for all purposes
Sail-cloth
Ready-made clothes for men and boys are subject to the duty
upon the tissues of which made, with an addition of .... oke
Ready-made clothes for women and girls, with or without em-
broidery or lace, without deduction for tare ............ oke
Linen, Hemp, and Jute Yarn,
Threads for sewing add embroidering...
All other threads of linen, hemp, or jute

Tissues of Linen, Hemp, and Jute.

Tissues of linen, hemp, or jute, n.o.m.:-
a. Containing less than 12 threads of warp in 5 mm. sq. with
exception of the coarse tissue suitable for making sacks

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3 0

Ready-made clothes for men and boys are subject to the duty
upon the tissue of which made, with addition of
Ready-made clothes for women ond girls:-

b. With embroidery or lace, and without deduction for tare

a. Unbleached, twisted or not
b. Bleached, dyed, twisted or not, except yarn suitable for
manufacture of fez caps...
oke

Tissues of Wool or Hair.
Serges, sagums, coarse cloths, leggings and gaiters of coarse
native wool; coarse blankets for animals; belts, such as those
for gymnastics; straps and bands, and ready-made clothes of
the above tissues for sailors.....

Carpets :-

a. Of hair of dogs, calves, or other large animals
b. Of felt, printed or fulled...

......oke

c. Of wool, or wool and cotton, woven or knitted, as well as
those of wool and hemp or jute mixed.... .........oke
d. Persian, Georgian, and similar carpets

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Table cloths, curtains, and door-hangings, even if made of wool
and cotton

School and travelling bags, and sailors' caps
Felt, except for carpets and machinery; felt for men's and boys'
hats, and cloth list

Free.

Flannel waistcoats, stockings, shawls, travelling caps, bed and
table covers of wool or of wool and cotton, belts of wool and
of wool and cotton...
....oke
a. Velvets, travelling rugs, plaids; ribbons; tassels and fringes;
common printed shawls; small woven shawls; sewn articles :
satin of wool or of wool and cotton; felt tissues, whether of
wool or of wool and cotton mixed..

cent.

......oke b. Small wares, cords, braids, and laces of wool or wool and cotton, if the wool increases the value by more than 30 per ....oke Shawls and cashmere shawls, of merino and similar tissues, small knitted shawls, lace, tulles, grenadines, fichus, embroidery, needlework with or without admixture of metallic threads ...oke Tissues of wool or other animal textile substance (hair), n.o.m., of all kinds, except fine tissues such as those included in the preceding class:-

a. Up to 150 grms. (46 dramia 87) per sq. metre ......oke b. Up to 250 grms. (78 dramia 12) per sq. metre

......

c. Up to 350 grms. (109 dramia 38) per sq. metre.......
d. Above 350 grms. (109 dramia 38) per sq. metre.......
(Flannels in pieces, of all kinds and colours, are taxed as
above.)

Tissues similar to the preceding class, having the warp or the
woof entirely or in great part of cotton :-

a. Up to 200 grms. (62 dramia 50) per sq. metre ......oke b. Above 200 grms. (62 dramia 50) per sq. metre...... " Ready-made clothes for men and boys:

a. All wool, fine, for summer wear

b. Do., thick, for winter wear..

c. Of wool and cotton, for summer or winter

.oke

8

6

Ready-made clothes for women and girls, all wool or not, including dresses in dressmakers' boxes, whether completely sewn or not.

Silk and Silk Yarn.

Silk, raw or scoured, not worked....

3 25

...oke

15

Free.

..okc

30 0

Do., spun, twisted or corded; and floss silk, white or coloured, even if mixed with other textile substances.

Tissues of Silk, Pure or Mixed. Laces or blondes, fichus, veils, tulle, crepe, gauze, fringes, and edgings, with or without ornaments of glass or metal ..diam Embroideries, tissues with metallic threads, ribbons, hosiery, and shirtmakers' wares, cords, and sewn articles, n.o.m...oke Fringes and trimmings, cords with or without ornaments of glass or metal...

1

24

60

60 o

cotton

30 0

Do. n.s.m., containing also other textile substances not covered

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a. Velvets and plushes... b. Chenilles..

Tissues of silk of all colours n.s.m., and grenadine of silk and

000

Edgings and fringes, cords containing also textile substances
other than silk...
.....oke
Ready-made clothes for men and boys pay the same duty as the
tissue of which they are made, plus 50 per cent.
Ready-made clothes for women and girls pay the duty on the
material paying highest rate of which they are made (provided
that material increases the value by more than 30 per cent.),
plus 50 per cent.

Oiled cloth and canvas..

..oke

8 0

(Tissues made of threads mixed with silk are not classed amongst silk tissues, when the silk does not entirely cover the threads of the other textile substances, or if it is not mixed with them throughout the length of the tissue.)

a. Cordage of esparto grass, and other articles n.o.m. ......oke b. Mattresses ........

0 10
0 20

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Coarse Hempen Goods.

Yarn of hemp suitable for rope-making.....
Coarse tissues; sacks, new or worn; cords, white or tarred,
wheresoever made; twine for ordinary use (with the excep
tion of that used in pharmacy and in shoemaking); and piping
of linen or hempen tissues
Tow

..oke

0.30
O 5

Articles for Fishing or Hunting. Fishing or hunting nets of linen, hair, or silk...

Fullers' Wares.

Yain of wool for fez caps, oil-dyed, not twisted
Tissues partly made up, of natural colour, for fez caps

Fez caps, red, white, or black, of all qualities and wheresoever
made...

Felts for women's hats

Hatters' Wares.

..oke

Hat in general:

a. High, of silk or other substances, or mixed, as well as
opera hats
.....each

.....

b. Low, for men and boys (except for straw hats), ready for
use (even if the lining or some other part have been
omitted with the object of presenting them as felts, or if
their complete shape have not been given to them, with
the object of presenting them as half finished) ......each
c. Of straw of good quality, and of palm fibre; and women's
hats, untrimmed

d. Coarse, of straw, for workmen..

e. Calottes, not trimmed, for women's hats

f. Women's hats trimmed in any manner, but not made of
silk

g. Do., made of silk..

..each
.each

10

20 O

20% a.v.

h. Infants' hats (except those of straw, which are taxed under
sub-classes cand d)..

Artificial Flowers and Feathers for Dress. Artificial flowers, of all qualities, single, in garlands or in wreaths; and articles of wax, with or without ribbons ..oke Feathers for dress, prepared in all forms ...... ..dram

Basket-Maker's Wares.

Baskets of all shapes, of willow or reeds, for ordinary uses.... Straw envelopes for bottles or for oil-presses; mats for packing furniture or other goods.

Frails ("couffins ")

Baskets and wickerwork; and articles made of any other vegetable substance suitable for basket-making, except those made of reeds, of common use

...oke

O 20

Fancy basket-ware, of all shapes and of all vegetable substances, or mixed with metal threads, or ornamented with metal....

Whips of sinew, with or without metal, or of waxed threads, or
mixed with leather...
.....dozen
Cords of sinew to beat cotton, for musical instruments, or for
other purposes; fibres or agave, and articles of amianthus
Brooms in General.

60

Free.

a Simple common brooms ...
b. Brooms of all other vegetable substances, with or without
handles...

d. Earthenware, of all sorts, unglazed
b. Tiles, bricks, and pipes, unglazed
Earthenware of all sorts, glazed.....
Do., glazed like porcelain, or with any other glaze (except
varnish), white or of a single colour approaching white, and
plain or of a single colour, with stencilled designs ......oke

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