790 THE SHIPPING WORLD YEAR BOOK. 20 p c., a. v. 15 p.c., a.v. DIVISION XI.-FANCY GOODS AND JEWELLERY. Fancy goods (not being partly or wholly of gold or silver), including card cases, snuff and match boxes, purses, thimbles, serviette rings, button hooks, shoehorns and lifts, glove stretchers, toys, ivory and other ornamental figures, ornamental confectionery, feather dusters, paper parasols, articles used for outdoor and indoor games, fishing appliances, pencil cases, pencils and penholders, n.e.i., articles manufactured from pulp, papier mache, or indurated fibre, glass beads and handkerchief boxes, &c.. Jewellery, viz., chain, machine-made in the rough, gallerie, coronets, beads, catches and joints for pins, clasps, points, and brooch pins Jewellery and imitation jewellery, including ornamental hair, hat, and other pins, buckles and clasps for adornment, smelling and pocket perfume bottles, chatelaines, jewel cases, bolt and split rings, swivels, ear wires, bars and stampings used in the manufacture of jewellery, medals and all articles, n.e.i., partly or wholly made up of gold or silver, including gold or silver wire Watches, clocks, and chronometers, n.e.i., and parts thereof, time registers, and detectors, opera, field and marine glasses, pedometers, pocket counters, cinematographs, kinetoscopes, phonographs, graphophones, gramaphones, cameras and magic lanterns, including accessories, bottles (glass smelling). 20 p.c., a.v. Special Exemptions. .... 25 p.c., a.v. Lead pencils and penholders of wood and metal clamps (not gold or silver); school pen and pencil sets in boxes: bullion and coin; gold and silver, bar, ingot, and sheet; jewellery, viz., cameos and precious stones, unset; ships', pocket, and surveyors' compasses (not in gold or silver); ships' chronometers; patent logs and sounding machines; microscopes, telescopes, spectacles, except gold or silver; barometers, thermometers except advertising, and watch and clock springs, &c... Free. DIVISION XII-LEATHER AND RUBBER. Boots and shoes, except partly or wholly of lasting or stuff, English sizes to be the standard, viz. Men's sizes above 5 30 p.c., a. v. Youth's sizes above 1 30 p.c., a.v. 30 p.c., a.v. 30 p.c., a.v. 30 p.c., a. v. 30 p.c., a.v. 30 p.c., a. v. Slippers, leather Boots and shoes, n.e.i. (including india rubber), goloshes, slippers, n.e.i., boot and shoe uppers and tops, clogs and patterns, wading boots, slipper forms in the piece or otherwise, cork, leather or other socks or soles Rubber sand shoes Infants' boots, shoes and slippers 0-6 Cloths made waterproof with india-rubber India-rubber or other hose, and manufactures, n.e.i., in which india-rubber forms a part, including cycle and vehicle tyres Canvas or tyre fabric, made waterproof with india-rubber, outer tyre rubber, and inner tubes not valved... Leather manufactures, n.e.i., leather cut into shapes, harness, razor strops, footballs and parts thereof, and whips, including keepers, thongs and lashes Composition belting.. Leather, n.e.i., including green-hide for belting purposes Special Exemptions. 25 p.c., a.v. 20 p.c., a.v. 15 p.c., a.v. 15 p.c., a.v. 15 p.c., a.v. to p.c., a.v. 20 p.c., a.v. 15 p.c., a.v. 15 p.C., a.v. Boots and shoes, viz., gun boots; minor articles for boots and shoes, viz., bristles, buckles, (not for adornments); nails, viz., bills sparrow, and other clog, hob, Hungarian, nugget, pinpoint, screw or ice, spike, cricket, running, sprigs, tacks, lasting, tips, tingles and rivets; pegs and peg wood; india-rubber manufactures, viz., india-rubber, crude or powdered, rubber waste, hard rubber in sheets, rubber thread, boot and apparel elastic; masticated and reclaimed rubber, indiarubber, syringes, enemas, injection bottles, urinals, invalid beds (air and water); harness, saddles, leatherware, and whips; minor articles for mountings, including hames, bits and stirrups, not gold or silver; leather, viz., crust or rough tanned goat, Persian sheep, and skivers, pump butts weigh ing not less than 48 lbs. each hide; hogskins DIVISION XIII.-PAPER AND STATIONERY. Paper, viz., manufactures of, unframed, for advertising purposes, including price lists, catalogues, fashion plates, and all printed or lithographed matter for such purposes per lb. Writing, cut less than 16ins. by 13ins., and paper, toilet in rolls or packets... Free. 3d. 15 p.c., a.v Strawboards.. Bags N.E.I., including cardboard, pasteboard, pulpboard, cloth-lined boards, and Cards, playing, in sheet or cut per gross per doz. packs Stationery, manufactured, viz., advertisements and pictures, framed for advertising purposes; bill files and letter clips; boxes, cardboard cut and shaped or finished; mounts for pictures, calendars and almanacs, n.e.i.; date cases and cards; albums, including birthday, scrap, motto and character; cards and booklets, viz., printers', visiting, menu, programme, wedding and funeral, Christmas and New Year, Easter and birthday; scraps, transfers and paper patterns; inkstands, and inkbottles and inkwells; paper knives, blotters, blotting-cases, and pads; billheads and other printed, ruled or engraved forms of paper, n.e.i., bound or unbound; books, account, betting, cheque, copy, copying, diary, drawing, exercise, guard, letter, music, memo., pocket, receipt and sketch; envelopes, stationery packets, wrappers for writing paper, memo, and sketch blocks, memo, slates and tablets, labels, tags and tickets, manufactures of paper, n.e.i., including printers' matrices; inks, writing and printing, and ink powders; wax sealing and bottling Market reports, advertisement circulars and price lists, printed or typewritten, and printed wrappers for wine and beer bottles.... Special Exemptions. per lb. 5S. 15 p c., a.v. 10 p.c., a.v. 3d. 38. 25 p.c., a.v. 3d. Fashion plates; paper, viz., emery and flint paper and cloth; filter paper; litmus paper; pulp, for manufacturing paper: roofing, sheathing and insulating; true vegetable parchment writing and typing in sheets not less than 16ins. by 13ins; tinfoil paper, paper shavings and wastepaper for paper making, pictures (not being advertising), viz., autotypes, chromographs, engravings, etchings, oleographs, oil paintings, photographs, photogravures and water colours; ceramic transfers for pottery; printing paper; pictorial text cards; kindergarten materials; paper patterns; pens; maps, charts and globes; parchment cut and uncut; school and drawing slates, and slate pencils, and tissue cap. paper not more than 10in. by 1oin. Free. DIVISION XIV.-VEHICLES. Bicycles, tricycles, and similar vehicles; vehicles and parts thereof, n.e.i.; cycle parts (except tyres), plated, enamelled, polished, or otherwise completed, or brazed or permanently joined, including cycle accessories and motor vehicles 20 p.c.. a.v. Cycle parts, n.e.i. including steel bars for manufacture of rings Vehicles, viz., barouches, broughams, landaus, victorias, mail phaetons, drags, and similar vehicles To p.c., a.v. 25 p.c., a.v. 25 p.c., a.v. Omnibuses and coaches for carrying mails or passengers Hansom cabs; also single or double-waggons, waggonettes, and four-wheeled buggies, with tops.. Express waggons, waggons for carrying goods, single or double seated waggons, four-wheeled buggies, mounted on springs or thorough braces and without tops 25 p.c., a.v. 25 p.c., a.v, Tilbury, dog carts, gigs, Boston chaises, sulkies, and other two-wheeled vehicles, on springs or thorough braces All parts thereof, wheels tyred and bolted, bodies, undergear, undercarriages and tops Special Exemptions. Bicycle tubing and fork sides, including bent tubes not brased or plated DIVISION XV.-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Musical instruments, n.e.i., and pianos, parte of n.e.i.; musical boxes, pianolas, and other attachments or articles for rendering music by mechanical process, Military band and orchestra musical instruments, and bagpipes; metal pipes for pipe organs parts of musical instruments, viz., actions, strings, felts hammers and ivories SHIPPING WORLD DIVISION XVI.-MISCELLANEOUS. Bags, golf bags, baskets, boxes, cases, or trunks, including fittings, viz., fancy, Boats, launches, and yachts, imported in any vessel, including all fittings Brushware, viz., carpet sweepers, hair brushes, and combs (toilet), and tooth N.E.I., including brooms, mops, crumb trays, and brushes Coke per ton Cordage and twines, n.e.i., including, macrame twines, fleece thread, and brush- Net floats, cork mats, and other manufactures of cork Photographic dry plates, films and sensitised paper Pipes, smoking, including cases and other accessories, cigar and cigarette- Special Exemptions. per cwt. 20 pc., a.v. 15 p.c., a.v. 25 p.c., a. v. 15 p.c., a.v. 25 p.c., a.v. 45. 20 p c., a.v. 20 p.c., a.v. 15 p.c., a.v. 20 p.c., a.v. 15 p.C., a.v 20 p.c., a.v. 5S. Bags, portmanteaus, and trunks (minor articles for) when not gold, silver or plated; buckles, catches for lids, chain-links (known also as link-holders), clamps, clips, corners, frames, holders for lids, loops for handles or straps, nails (fancy), plates, rollers, stars; catches, handles, hinges, keyplates, and ornaments for portfolios; baskets, viz., carpenters'; brushes, viz. hog, sable, camel, or badger hair, in albata, tin or quill (in. or under); cordage; sewing silks, twists, threads, cottons and crochet cottons, unserviceable, metal, fishing nets and net floats, coir yarn; explosives, viz., caps, percussion; cartridges, military; detonators; catridge cases; fuse cotton ambulance, lantern slides; engravers' and lithographers' prepared plates; articles imported by and for the use of the Commonwealth for the official use of the GovernorGeneral, or State Governors; for the use of the Army or Navy, viz., arms, military and naval clothing, musical instruments for bands, military stores, and munitions of war; articles specially designed and imported for the use of the blind, deaf, and dumb, when imported by governing bodies of public institutions having the care thereof; fire brigade appliances, viz., fire escapes, fire ladders, ladder carriages and water towers; minor articles specified in departmental bye-laws for use in the manufacture of goods within the Commonwealth; models of inventions and other improvements in the arts; specimens of natural history; outside packages, n.e.i., in which goods are ordinarily imported when containing such goods; passengers' personal effects, including furniture and household goods which have been in actual use by such passengers for at least one year, not exceeding £50 in value per adult passenger; pictorial illustrations and casts and models for teaching purposes, when imported by governing bodies for the use of universities, colleges, or schools; scientific instruments and apparatus for use in universities, colleges, schools or public hospitals; surgical and dental instruments and appliances (not being furniture), viz., amputating, cupping, dissecting, examining, ear, eye, mouth, nose, throat, midwifery, operating, veterinary, lint, gauzes, bandages, ligatures, oil silk, poroplastic felt, splints, and artificial limbs and eyes, surgical pessaries, glass rectuni and vaginal tubes, india-rubber drainage tubing, dental rubber, amalgam and gold filling in pellets or cylinders; theatrical costumes and properties, subject to departmental byelaws; trophies won abroad; works of art, being statuary, and paintings framed or unframed, also windows for churches or public institutions, under departmental bye-laws Free ADDITIONAL FREE LIST OF MINOR ARTICLES " FOR MANUFACTURES, AND OTHER ARTICLES. "Minor Articles " for Manufacture of Apparel.-Brace fittings (metal). Rings, hooks and slides (used in the manufacture of bows or neckties). For Manufacture of Bellows.-Hoops. Pipes. For Manufacture of Blinds.-Actions (patent). Eyes. Holdfasts. Knobs (screw): Pulleys. For Manufacture of Boots and Shoes.-Beadings (up to 1 inches in width). Boxes (spur). Caps, toe (metal). Circlets. Clasps, iron (for clogs and pattens). Fasteners (button). Heel seat pieces of leather (1 inch and under in width). Heels, wooden (with or without leather covering). Heels (for clogs and pattens). Hooks and lace studs and eyelets. Irons (for clogs and pattens). Nails, heel. Plates, heel. Plates, toe. Plugs. Seamings (up to 1 inches in width). Shanks and shanking. Stiffeners (paper). Strappings, back (up to 1 inches in width). Tips, heel. Top banding. Welts and facings (up to 1 inches in width). For Manufacture of Fishing Rods.-Buttcaps. Counters. Ends. Ferrules. Hitches or catches. Rings. For Manufacture of Furniture.-Book-case studs. Caps or ferrules for bamboo furCastors. Cupboard turns and catches. Desk stays. Handles-drawer and niture. wardrobe (metal) except gold or silver, or plated with gold or silver. Hinges, butt. Lookingglass movements. Nails, fancy. Pith cane plait. Rush plait. For Manufacture of Harness, Saddles, and Whips.-Foundations, iron, for winkers. For Manufacture of Hats and Caps.-Braids. Galloons, hat (up to 1 inches in width), plain colours. Leathers, real or imitation. Peaks, cap (except leather or embroidered). Tassels. Ventilators. For Manufacture of Metals, viz.: Agricultural, horticultural, and viticultural implements: Cheek bits and mouth-pieces (for chaff cutters). Fingers and sections (for reapers). Rail ball knobs or buttons (for bedsteads). Stamped and spun mounts for bedsteads, viz: vases, tops, husks, middles, spindles (including china, pearl, porcelain, glass, onyx) and ends, tees, caps, tips, roses, and rosettes; shields, bottom mounts, ball tees, rod and terminal ends, ferrules. Vases, spun or stamped (for fenders). For Manufacture.of Parasols, Sunshades, and Umbrellas.-Caps. Mounts (except gold or silver). Swedges. Tassels. Tips. Clips. For Manufacture of Vehicles.-Anti-rattlers (except india-rubber). Bands, nave (except plated and mixed metal). Bar mountings. Back lights. Buckles and buckle loops. Barrels, curtain. Beading and bead finishers. Bow sockets. Burrs, iron. Buttons. Collars. Conductors, water. Couplings, shaft and pole. Ends. Eyes. Fasteners, apron. curtain, seat and pitch. Hinges, concealed and butt. Joints, concealed. Irons, slat. Ivories. Joints, stump. Knobs. Lace, broad, seaming, and pasting. Malleable cast hubs used in the manufacture of children's cycles and perambulators. Plates, felloe. Props or nuts for tops or hoods. Shackles. Slides, seat. Staples, breeching. Steps and step treads. Stops, shaft. Tassels. Tips. Whip sockets. For Miscellaneous Manufactures.-Bookbinders' clasps and corners (for books). Bottle stoppers (china top and wire fasteners for attaching to bottles). Bottle stoppers, screw, made of lignum vitæ. Bottle stoppers, internal, viz.: Marbles, lignum vitæ, vulcanite, or ebonite. Bucket ears. Cups for cartridges. Eyelets and rings, sail and sacking (for tents and tarpaulins, &c.). Gas tips, lava and steatite (for gas fittings). Metal edging and studs for riveting boxes. Purses, metal mounts for (except gold or silver). Screws for handles or hinges (without nuts, for coal scuttles). Stars and knobs, with screws. Screws, lock and stove (up to 4 inches). Springs, for leggings. Knobs and feet, for fenders. Carpets, bindings for. Jewel cases (catches nickel, hinges, ring rest pieces, snaps or push pieces) Flowers, artificial, materials for, viz.: centres, cups, petals, tubing wool. Musical instru ments pianos, handles and hinges (continuous). Additional Free List includes: Crochet buttons, durotine (a wire gauze), piano pedals, chains for motor cars, lithographers' rubbing ink, braids for apparel, table for book typewriting, agricultural motors, comb holders, riveting anvils, spools (fore otton threads), charts, velveteen skirt binding, axe poles, Christmas and other cards, if posted in book as samples, conduits for electrical purposes, phosphor bronze, fencing wire and cable, films, rasping, paper, brass connecting screws and ferrules (for water cans), tea kettle fittings, knobs, hinges, saucepan handles, brass bottle top screws, wood paper cord, gas tubing for hydrometers and thermometers, foundations and mountings for leather ware, harness, saddles and whips. TARIFF OF THE BAHAMAS. Area, 5,794 miles. Population, 56, 113. Imports, £294,590. Exports, £210,493. Note.-All articles not enumerated or exempted, 20 per cent. ad. val. Calves Candles, sperm, wax, and adamantine, or any composition of tallow and other substances .each 6. per 100 lbs. 115. and nails Fish, dried or salted. Copper and yellow metals in sheets, copper and composition olts Corn Free 6d. 25 p.c a.v. 25 p.c. a.v. each Flour (wheat) Do. pickled salmon, mackerel and shad Do., herrings, alewives, and other kinds not enumerated per 100 lbs. Dɔ. (rye) .per brl. 38. 6d. Gin 35. 6d. Gunpowder .per gall. }d. 4S. Hay .per lb. Horses, colts, and fillies per 100 lbs. IS. 3d. Hulks and materials of vessels ..each Li Lard 30 p.c. a. v Lumber per lb. rd. Do., dressed or grooved.. per 1,000 ft. Meat, salted or cured. Meat, poultry, and game, fresh, on ice Molasses 6s. Mules and asses Nails of iron. Oats and bran. per 100 lbs. 38. Oils, kerosene per bush. 6d. Pitch, resin, and tar Poultry and game, live. Linseed & other oils, unenumerated, except essential oils per gall. Oils, olive, sperm, lard, and naphtha, and all other fluids used Potatoes, onions, and other vegetables. .per gall. 3d. gd. 25 p.c., a.v. 25 p.c. a.v. 55. Shingles, cypress each 45. Do., not cypress. Soap, common washing Spirits, n.o e.... per 100 lbs. 45. Do., for each degree over proof. ..per gall. 5S. Sugar, unrefined d. Do., refined Swine Tea of all sorts Do., unmanufactured. Tobacco, manufactured Do., fine cut.. Do. (spirits) 8s. Turpentine Whiskey (Sykes' hydrometer) Do. Do., for each degree over proof per gall. 25 p.c. a.v. and per gall. d. 25. 6d. FREE LIST. per brl. ..per gall. per proof gall. .per doz. reputed qts. Articles of every description imported or supplied from a bonded warehouse for e use of the Governor or officer administering the Government. Calves and foals, bulbs, roots, seeds of all kinds, shrubs, trees, and plants intended to be used for planting, live birds, other than poultry and game, bullion, coal, cocoanuts, copper and composition, old, fit only to be re-manufactured, cotton, wool, dye-woods and stuffs, divi-divi, diving apparatus, flax, ice, iron, old, fit only to be re-manufactured, lignum-vitæ, mahogany, manures and fertilis ers of all kinds, maps, metalline ores, monumental tablets, oakum, ova of fish, |