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CLASS XVll.—continued. MISCELLANEOUS— continued.

Customs Duties — continued. 245. Sausage-skins and casings (including salt), 3d. the lb. 252. Soap, common, ss. the cwt. 253. Soap, other kinds, 30 per cent. 254. Soap - powder, washing - powder, extract of soap, dry soap, and soft-soap, 20 per cent. Spirits, cleared from warehouse, methylated, under prescribed conditions, Is. liq. gal. 265. Spirits, methylated, Is. the liq. gal. 266. Starch, 2d. the lb. 297. Vinegar, 6d. the gal. up to 5 per cent, of acidity, and Id. additional for each additional 1 per cent. 302. Wax, paraffin, mineral, vegetable,and Japanese, ljd. the lb.

Exemptions. 503. Articles and materials (as may from time to time be specified by the Commissioner) which are suiced only for, and are to be used and applied solely in, the manufacture of goods within the colony. All decisions of the Commissioner in reference to articles so admitted free to be published from time to time in the Gazette. 329. Bags, gunny. Brushes for' cream-separators. 342. Building materials, n.o.e. 347. Candlenuts and candlenut kernels. 348. Candlewick. Card-clothing for woollen-mills. Cement imported by Harbour Boards or County Councils. Chemicals and appliances imported for Universities and Schools of Mines. 366. Cotton waste. Couch-roll jackets, machine-wires, beaterbars, beater-plates, and strainer-plates for papermills. 368. Dye-stuffs and dyeing materials,, crude; and aniline dyes.

Exemptions— continued. 371. Felt sheathing, 386. Gutta-percha, not being wearing apparel, and n.o.e. Indiarubber composition belting. Jute bagging, bags, sacks, woolpacks, and wool-pockets. Masonic aprons and regalia. Papermakers' f^Jts. 433. Passengers' baggage and effects, including only wearing-apparel and other personal effects that have been worn or are in use by persons arriving in the colony ; also implements, instruments, and tools of trade, occupation, or employment of such persons ; and household and other effects which have been in use for twelve months prior to embarkation by the persons or families bringing the same to the colony, and which are not intended for any other person or persons, or for sale (provided that this exemption shall not apply to any colonist who has visited and returns from any other country); also cabin-furnishings belonging to such persons. 434. Peanuts for manufacture of oil. 443. Powder, blasting. : 453. Saffron. Sheep-drenches. 466. Ship-chandlery, n.o.e. 467. Ships' rockets, blue-lights, and danger-signals. 483. Stones, mill, grind, oil, and whet. 490. Tanning materials, crude; Tea-packing lead. 493. Tobacco for sheepwash or for insecticide, after being rendered unfit for human consumption, in accordance with prescribed regulations. 495. Treacle and molasses, mixed with bone-black in accordance with prescribed regulations. Tubular woven cotton cloth for meatbags; in the piece. Type-writers. 499. Wax, bottling. 504. And all articles not otherwise enumerated.

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