15 per cent. ad val. More than 8 threads Carpets, rugs, and matting Jute tissues, mixed with other materials, provided the jute predominates in weight... ........ Tissues of waste silk, or of silk and waste silk, unbleached, bleached, printed or dyed...... .lb. 008 Tissues, haberdashery, and lace, of silk or waste silk, mixed with fine gold or silver lb. 0 4 41 Mixed with semi-fine or false gold or silver Tissues of silk, or of waste silk mixed with other materials in which the silk or waste silk predominates in weight. Ribbons of pure silk or waste silk velvet..... Other kinds Mixed with other materials, the silk or waste silk pre- Ready-made clothing.... 10 per cent. ad val. As to predominating material of which made. WOVEN MANUFACTURES (WOOLLEN AND WORSTED). Tissues of wool or alpaca, llama, vicuna, goats' and camels' NOTE.-Woollen tissues, mixed with cotton or any other material with pay as tissues of wool, provided the wool predominates in weight. 10 per cent. ad val. Cwt. 082 METALS-WROUGHT AND UNWROUGHT (IRON AND STEEL). Iron: Chips and filings and slag, or dross from the forge.... Purified, called mazee, and old broken wrought iron.. Crude, in lumps or prisms, not freed from dross. ness 0 3 0 Thin sheet, and black iron in sheets of 1 millemetre or less in thickness NOTE.-Hammered, rolled, or thin sheet, or black iron, cut out or trimmed inany way, pays 10 per cent. more than rectangular plates. Tinned (tin plates), coppered, or coated with zinc or lead.. Iron wire, plain or tinned, coppered or zinced, not exceeding 5-10 millimetres in diameter. In bars of all kinds, and hoop steel...... In sheet and bands: Brown, hot-rolled, exceeding a millimètre in thickness... In sheet and bands of less than a millimètre in thickness.. White, cold-rolled, of any thickness...... Steel wire, including bright wire for instruments. Iron Manufactures Of cast iron: Moulded, not turned or polished: Chairs for railways, plates, and other castings from the Cylindrical pipes, (straight) rafters, columns, solid or hollow, Pots, and all other manufactures not included in the two preceding classes Polished, or turned Tinned, enamelled or varnished Of wrought iron: ..... Iron wares, (heavy) pieces of frames, knees, and girders for 66. by hand.. Screens, screw bolts, and nuts.. Tubes of wrought iron, simply welded, of 9 millimètres (1-3rd inch) or more in interior diameter བ Tubes of wrought iron, of less than 9 millimetres 66 66 66 welded on a mandril, or lap-welded.. Fittings for tubes of all kinds.... sheet iron: Polished or painted Enamelled, varnished, or tinned. Household and other articles, not specified, of wrought or Articles made partly of cast and partly of wrought iron- If the weight of wrought iron is less than half the total ... If half, or more than half the weight be of wrought iron. Polished, enamelled, or varnished, or with ornaments or adjuncts of copper, brass, or steel Anchors, cables, chairs, &c.. Steel Wares Small articles of ornament, such as beads, purse, furniture, brooches, and thimbles... Household articles and other wares of pure steel not enume ........... Cutlery of all kinds... Needles for sewing, of more than 5 centimetres in length. 66 of iron, tipped with steel, with or without handles.. Metal pens, other than gold or silver... Machines and Machinery Steam engines, stationary, with or without boilers or flywheels.... Steam engines for merchant vessels. Locomotives or moveable engines. 0 4 01 061 082 Free. For cleaning cotton, wool, flax, and other textile fibres, &c.... Of sheet iron, of cylindrical or spherical shape, with or without boiler pipes or heating pipes... Tubular, or sheet iron, with tubes of wrought iron, copper, or brass, or of sheet iron rivetted, with interior furnaces, and all other iron boilers not of cylindrical or spherical shape... Machines for making machines, and machines not enumerated, containing : 75 per cent. and more of cast-iron... 50 to 75 per cent. exclusively... Less that 50 per cent. Detached parts of machines : Sheets and fillets of cards on leather, India-rubber, or other materials.. Reeds or dents of reeds, of iron or copper. Pieces of cast-iron, polished, filed, or adjusted. Pieces of wrought-iron, polished, filed, adjusted or not, Pieces of steel, polished, filed, adjusted or not :- Weighing less than 1 kilogramme.. Pieces of copper, pure or mixed with other metals.. Steel springs for carriages, waggons, and locomotives.. Arms and ammunition : Side arms. Fire arms. Millitary Stores. Gunpowder.. Projectiles.. Percussion caps and cartridges for fowling pieces. NOTE.-The following description of iron and steel to be employed in the construction of ships, or in the manufacture of machines, metal wares, &c., and which are destined to be exported in the finished state, are, under certain Customs restrictions, admitted temporarily free of duty : Iron, rough and purified, cast, masses, bars, hoops, angle, TT, and sheet. Steel, bars, hoops, and sheets (hot rolled). YARNS AND THREAD:-COTTON. £ s. d. 0 10 2 0 3 3 10 per cent. ad val. GERMANY. Pure, or mixed with flax, wool, silk, or hair.— Of one or two threads: Unbleached.. Bleached or dyed. Of three or more threads, unbleached, bleached, or dyed... HOLLAND. Untwisted, warped, and twisted, of two threads, unbleached. Twisted, undyed or dyed.. Free 3 per cent, ad val. 5 per cent. ad val. BELGIUM. 20,000 mètres or less to the half-kilogramme, or 1 lb. avds. Cwt. 30,000 to 40,000 mètres or less to the half-kilogramme.... NOTE.-Cotton yarns mixed with other materials will pay as cotton yarns, provided the cotton predominates in weight. £. 8. d. Cwt. 06 1 08 2 Cwt. 0 17 2 10 YARNS AND THREAD:-LINEN, HEMPEN, AND JUTE, Single, unbleached, improved, or bleached, measuring 20,000 mètres or less to the kilogramme.. Single, measuring more than 20,000 mètres to the kilog. Twisted or dyed, measuring 20,000 mètres or less to the kilogramme... ....... |