Articles similar to the preceding, of more than one colour, or
with designs in relief or gilded; or articles of any other kind,
with stencilled designs.
Articles of porcelain, white or plain..

...oke

Do., coloured, or with designs in relief, or gilt, or with stencilled designs.

Lamps, and fancy or artistic china, European, Chinese, Japanese ware, &c. .

Glass.

Broken glass, glass powder, or glass in lumps..
Common bottles (including demijohns), excepting white bottles

Dr. 1.

0 50

I

.oke

2 о

...oke

7 0

Free.

oke

0 6

...oke

0 30
0 50

Glassware n.o.m., white, plain with mouldings of one colour, tinted

Articles similar to the preceding, turned or cut

Do., gilt or coloured, or tinted with more than one colour; and crystal, n.o.m.

Watch glasses; optical glasses, other than spectacles and eye-
glasses; optical instruments
..oke
Glass imitations of pearls; gems and coral; pendants for lustres,
spun glass; glass balls; imitation coral of glass or beads;
tubes; lamp shades and lamp globes, imported separetely, oke
Minerals, Wrought.

a. Articles of marble, real, or imitation, or of stone (with the
exception of ancient statues), or of alabaster, plain, sculptured,
or gilt
per 100 oke
b. Slabs of marble or of stone, and slabs of Maltese stone..100
Slates for writing: slate pencils, with or without wooden cover-
ing; as well as blackboards made of iron plates..

Simple Iron Goods.

Rails, girders, and cast iron bridges for railroads.. a. Iron pipes, T-iron, and other small beams...

........oke

(The general tariff being lower than the conventional, is applied in all cases.)

b. Cast-iron goods, of natural colour or whitened, tinned, or
varnished..
...oke
a. Cast-iron ware, suitable for fittings for tables, &c., brackets,
buckles, gas fittings, &c., as well as tinned goods........oke
b. Iron buttons

Wrought-iron goods, not polished, burnished, nor gilt, but
simply tinned, varnished, painted, or filed, also common
knives with handles of wood, of common bone, or of iron, oke
Wrought-iron goods, polished, burnished, gilt, or galvanised, as
well as nails, screws, and Paris tacks, polished or gilt, and
common knives, with handles as above

...oke

Iron goods, suitable for construction of ships, and used in ships
Birdcages, meat safes, and dish-covers, of wire gauze ......oke

Machines.

4. Forcing pumps, fire-engines of all kinds of metal, agricul-
tural and industrial machinery, and parts of such machinery
. Motive machinery, boilers of all kinds, parts of machines.
watering machines, and various machines, with the exception
of those specially mentioned
Mechanical roasting-jacks, mincing machines, and other me-
chanical appliances for household use

0 30

a. Coffee mills; scales, decimal or other, of iron, with their
weights, even if the latter are imported separately..
b. Apparatus for watering streets, latrines, &c. ..

Padlocks of all kinds; and locks, plain or with brass ornaments

Rails and points for railways

Steel Goods.

Springs for carriages, or for railway cars and locomotives ..oke
(This class appears to be entitled to free admission under the
German Convention, but it is not so printed in the tariff.)
All articles of steel not specially mentioned
a. Fine steel wares...

...oke

b. Sewing needles, without deduction for tare on account of wrappings or boxes

Leaden Goods.

Printing type, and all typographical ornaments

oke

Pipes, rolls, plates, and sheets for roofing and other purposes

Free.

Copper Goods.

a. Stereotype plates, plates for maps, or for engraving and
similar articles

b. Nails, pins, and screws of copper, or of alloy in which copper
predominates, and copper tubes forming part of machinery
d. Other articles not specially mentioned
b. Copper buttons, plain or gilt.............

Brass Goods.

Joints for machines or pipes, and printing materials
All simple coarse articles not specially mentioned, and coffee
mills, as used in the East

All articles, chased, silvered, gilt, or enamelled..
Articles of brass ornamented with more precious metals....
Zinc Goods.

a. All plain goods of coarse manufacture
Nails, pins, and screws of zinc, or of alloy in which zinc
predominates..

b. Buttons of zinc, or of alloy of more precious metals, the zinc
predominating...
...oke

a. All articles of fine work, plain, gilt, enamelled, or mixed with
more precious metals..
.......oke

b. Buttons similar to Class c, but chased, gilt, or enamelled, oke

a. All tin goods, gilt, or mixed or ornamented with more precious metals

Buttons of tin, or of alloy of more precious metals, the tin
predominating..
....oke

..dram

All plain silver ware, including lamps
All silver wares, chased, gilt, enamelled, or ornamented with
gold or platinum, including lamps
........... dram
Gold or Platinum Goods.
Gold and platinum ware, including lamps....
....oke.
Metallic Goods not specially mentioned.
All articles silvered, and ornaments of white metal or nickelled,
metal articles not specially mentioned, white metal lamps and
ornaments of common metals, brass, &c., gilt, silvered,
enamelled, or chased, with or without imitation precious
.......okc.

stones ....

Articles of Metallic Alloy. Articles of alloy of divers metals, not specially mentioned, pay the duty applicable to the predominant substance, provided the value of the goods is not increased by more than 30 per cent. by any other substance; in the latter case they pay the duty chargeable to such substance.

о

O 12

0 40

10 0.

Wooden instruments ....
All other musical instruments
Scientific instruments in general

Watches and Clocks.

Watches, of gold, or gold-plated.
Do., of silver, or silver-plated

.each

Do., other materials

Do., cases, of gold or gold-plated
Watches of silver, or silver-plated

"

Do., of other materials, except gold, silver, and platinum..
Watch works, without cases

Clocks and alarums in general of wood or common metals,
and clock works, complete or in parts..

..oke.

Do. and parts of clocks for the use of public establishments

Paper and its Applications. Paper paste of whatsover material, bleached or not, as well as paste coagulated into sheets or rolls, in the form of cardboard, but easily distinguishable from cardboard by the irregularity of its two surfaces and its uneven thickness, emery paper glass paper, and tarred paper for roofing Rough blue, grey, or yellow paper, in large or small sheets, not mode of cotton, linen, or hemp, but of other materials, such as wood, &c., and blue paper for packing and wrapping..oke. Common printing paper, common writing paper, white, grey, or blue, glazed or not; drawing paper; and paper for "procèsverbaux," and account books...

.oke.

Ditto, unglazed, for newspapers only.. .................... per 100 okes.
Ditto, glazed.

Note. These papers for newspapers must bear water mark by
two parallel lines to get the lower tariff.
Letter paper and wall paper

.oke.

Paper for binding; and blank books, ruled or not; as well as
letter copy books, the latter under the control of the Customs
authorities by reason of the cigarette paper monopoly ..oke.
Paper of one colour, for stitching books, for making tobacco
boxes or hat-boxes, of any thickness, glazed or not......oke.
Red blotting paper; grey or blue packing paper, glazed or not;
canvas; and tissue paper for wrapping lemons, oranges, and
other fruits, in which the pores and the irregularity of the
coagulation can be distinguished with the naked eye, and
which has not, like cigarette paper, horizontal or vertical
water-marks
..oke.

Cigarette paper (monopoly)
Paper for cheques, bonds, shares, &c.; paper for envelopes;
fancy paper, coloured, gilt, or silvered; gold or silver edged
paper; paper for bouquets or sweetmeats with lacework or
other patterns...

..oke.

Paper for use as stamped paper, i.e, with the Government stamp
for legal documents, &c...

Paper hat cases; and boxes, not of papier-maché, nor of fancy
paper
...oke.

Fancy articles, like the preceding paper toys, with or without
engraving; paper collars and cuffs, and ornaments of varnished
paper for coffins, &c.
.......oke.

Plain bonbon boxes, that is, of paper without admixture of
metals, tissues, or precious wood
...oke
Tracing paper; silver paper; design paper; music paper in
sheets or in bound books; photographic, phototypic, and
lithographic, and visiting cards

..okc

0 60

3 O

Papier-maché and articles made thereof, except buttons...., Products of Typography, &c. Printed books, bound or not, and all printed paper, such as music books .....oke Lithographs, engravings on copper or on wood, chromolithographs, chromophotographs, &c., nof framed..

Pictures of ancient or modern art, unframed; statues of plaster and casts

Free.

Theatrical decorations, drawing models, plans of buildings, &c., unframed

b. Fans of Maltese straw and common Egyptian feathers .. c. Do., common, except the preceding..

a. Fans of common straw and printed paper

d. Do., with ivory or tortoiseshell handles, or of rare Egyptian feathers, or painted

Coachmakers' Goods.

a. Carriages with two wheels, covered or not, new or not

f. Vehicles of all kinds, n.o.m., such as carts for wine, for ice,

b. Carriage lamps, of common metal

c. Do., of fine metal...

(Lanterns for other purposes are liable to the above duties.)

d. Ships' lanterns...

Umbrellas and Parasols.

a. Umbrellas and parasols of linen or cotton, or mixed ..each b. Do., do., of wool, pure or mixed

f. Handles and frames of umbrellas and parasols, of common wood, common metal, or iron...... ......oke

g. Do., do., are chargeable according to the material of which made.

0 50

Produce of Fisheries, and Meerschaum, Manufactured. a. Various articles of coral, worked, with or without ornaments ornaments of precious metals

5. Fine pearls, polished

...dram

O 10
Free.

oke

10 0

c. Mother-of-pearl, worked, with or without precious metals

(When the above articles contain gold or silver they are chargeable with the duties on gold and silver.) 2. Articles of meerschaum

Games.

...dram

Dominoes, chess, draughts, &c.; objects of amusement of whatever materials..

Free.

a. Spectacles of glass, crystal, or stone, irrespective of mounting..

Free.

b. Opera-glasses do., irrespective of mounting
c. Telescopes, microscopes, stereoscopes, spectroscopes, waling
glasses, and generally all optical instruments of whatever
inake

Gutta-percha and India-rubber Goods.

d. India-rubber and gutta-percha, raw or refined.... b. Threads of india-rubber and gutta-percha

Free.

Free.

c. Pieces, plates, bands, bars, pipes, &c., of india-rubber and gutta-percha, mixed or not with other materials, and hat rims of cotton soaked in gum..

Free.

d. Diving suits.....

Free.

e. Elastic for shoes or other purposes, mixed or not with other textile materials, and other similar articles

f. Tissues and made-up clothing, and other articles of indiarubber and gutta-percha, with the exception of those specially mentioned

g. Transparent tissues of cotton for linings of dresses steeped in gunr or other adhesive substance to give them weight..oke 4. Tissues of linen, hemp, or jute, do....

Amber Articles.

Articles of amber, worked, with or without metal ......dram.

Articles of Glass with other Materials.

Articles of glass, mixed with other materials, and n.s.m

Articles of Bone, Ivory, or Tortoise-shell, mixed with other
Materials.

Small wares and divers articles of common bone, ivory, or
tortoise-shell, mixed with other materials, and n.s.m...
(The duty is estimated according to whether the value of the
articles is increased by more than 30% by the introduction of
other materials.")

Looking Glasses and Mirrors.
a. Small looking glasses for soldiers and peasants, of common
wood, brass, or other common metal, or cardboard ......oke
b. Looking glasses in general, not included in the preceding or
following class
..oke
Mirrors, with or without frames, of half a sq. metre and upwards
oke

(When the frames and the mirrors are imported separately, they pay according to their respective categories.)

Pocket Knives.

d. Pocket knives, with handles of wood, common metal, com-
position, or common bone
...oke
b. Pocket knives, with handles of ivory, mother-of-pearl, coral,
or tortoise-shell, or of precious metal

Oilcloth.

a. Waxed cloth, and clothing made therefrom

b. Oilcloth for floors.....

20% a.v...

0 50

20..

2 50

4 0

...oke

10 O

1

b. Buttons of bone, horn, porcelain, papier-maché, wood, or glass, or of those substances mixed with common metal..oke c. Buttons of silk, wool, or calamanco...

d. Buttons of all other qualities n.o.m..

Lamps in General.

5 0

I

000

Lamps of every kind, n.o.m.
(Parts of lamps imported separately also pay the above duty.)

Knives, Forks, and Razors.
a. Knives, forks, and razors, with handles of gold, silver, or
platinum, or gilt, or of ivory, tortoise-shell, mother-of-pearl,
or coral, with or without cases

...oke

b. Knives, forks, and razors, with handles silver-plated or of nickel alloy (see Metallic Goods n.s.m.), or of wood; and razors with handles of bone, horn, or composition, with or without cases

....oke c. Knives and forks, with handles of bone, horn, or composition, with or without cases.. ..oke

Articles suitable for Navigation. Boats or vessels of all kinds, whether moved by steam or not, fishing boats, boats whether moved by steam or not (The above applies only to boats and vessels registered within eight days in a Greek port, and belonging to Greek subjects.)

Arms for cutting or thrusting:

Arms in General.

.........each

a. European sabres and Turkish scimitars

b. Knives, yatagans, handjars, &c.

c. Foils and daggers of all kinds, plain or with fancy guards

Firearms:-

a. Guns, single-barrelled, muzzle-loading b. Guns, single-barrelled, breech-loading

c. Do. double-barrelled, muzzle-loading

oke

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