Carriages, &c.-Continued. Tilburys, dog carts, gigs, Boston chaises, and other two-wheeled vehicles on springs or thorough braces. Express wagons and wagons for carrying goods, and single or double seated wagons, and four-wheeled buggies without tops, mounted on springs or thorough braces. Hansom safety cabs, single and double seated wagons, wagonettes, and four-wheeled buggies, with tops. Omnibuses and coaches for carrying mails or passengers............ Barouches, Broughams, mail phaetons, drags, and other carriages not otherwise enumerated. NOTE. Any separate parts of carriages not specially enumerated as dutiable or free are chargeable with such duty as the commissioner may determine under section 7 of Duties of Customs, Act 1879. Chinaware and porcelain (except photographic and telegraphic materials) Cigars.... Coffee, chicory, chocolate, cocoa... Coir rope.. Hempen and other cordage (except of galvanized and other iron and steel cordage), including all housing and seizing lines and spun yarn. White lines and other descriptions of cordage not otherwise specified (except coir yarn). Corks, cut... Doors, wooden Drugs: Acid, carbolic. Acid, carbolic, pure. Acid, oxalic. Earthenware (except photographic and telegraphic materials). Felt hoods, pullover hoods, and any article of felt prepared for the manufacture of hats. Glass or stone bottles containing a reputed quart or any less quantity of spirits (not perfumed), wine, ale, porter, or other beer, and bottles containing aerated or mineral waters. Bottles containing pickles... Glassware, except locket, brooch, and watch-glasses, and optical, surgical, and scientific instruments, and photographic and telegraphic ma terials: Glass bottles for aërated waters and medicines... Chimneys, shades, and globes, and all other glassware not being cut, engraved, etched, or ground. Glass shades and globes, and other glassware, cut, engraved, etched, or ground. Grain and pulse of every kind not otherwise enumerated Barley.. Maize Grain and pulse of every kind not otherwise enumerated, when prepared, ground, or in any way manufactured. Gun-cotton or other material used for exploding purposes not otherwise Hats (except those warehoused without payment of duty on the first £10 each. £15 ach. £20 each. £40 each. 28. 6d. per cubic foot. 58. per cwt. 288. per cwt. 2d. per pound. 6d. per gallon. 1d. per pound. 6d. per pound. 3d. per pound. 1d. per pound. 28. per cwt. 18. 6d. per ounce. Gd. per ounce. 18. per ounce. 4d. per pound. 18. 4d. per cubic foot. 58. per dozen. 9d. per bushel. 14d. per coil of 24 feet or less, and in proportion for any greater quantity. Imported by land or sea-Continued. Articles. Rate of duty. Hats, &c.-Continued. Boys', youths', and men's hats, with a calico or other foundation or frame, and covered with felt, plush, silk, merino, velvet, or other material (unless otherwise specified, on and after 4th September, 1879.) Hats known as dress hats (on and after 4th September, 1879) .... Boys' and youths' felt hats in sizes up to and including 67 (on and after 4th September, 1879). Men's felt hats and women's untrimmed felt hats of any size, and pith hats (on and after 4th September, 1879). Hops Ink, printing, colored Jewelry (except cameos and precious stones unset), viz: Rings of gold, finished or unfinished, but without cameos or precious stones set therein. All other jewelry of gold, unfinished, mounted, or in parts, but with out cameos or precious stones set therein, not otherwise specified. Chains of gold, unfinished (except machine made chains for fringes).... All other jewelry, whether manufactured wholly or in part, not otherwise enumerated. Cows, oxen, heifers, bulls, steers, calves over six months old (ex- Horses, mares, geldings, colts, and fillies not in saddle or harness.. Malt Matches and vestas: Wooden matches For every gross of boxes containing in each box 100 matches or 30s. per dozen. 488. per dozen. 158. per dozen. 48. per dwt. troy. 38. per dwt. troy. 18. per dwt. troy. 20 per cent. ad valorem. d. per yard. 28. 6d. per cwt. 58. each. Do. 28. each. 6d. Mineral, refined, of which the point of ignition is above 80° Fahr., Including castor or cod liver when refined or for medicinal pur- Onions... Opium, including all goods, wares, and merchandise mixed or saturated with opium, or with any preparation or solution thereof, or steeped therein, respectively. Paddy.. Paints: Ground in oil.. Mixed ready for use.. Paper: Note, letter. writing, fancy, and blotting, with cut edges... 18. additional. 38. per cwt. 128. per cwt. 38. per 100 pounds. 6d. per gallon. Quarts, 28. per dozen; pints, 208. per ton. Carriages, &c.-Continued. Tilburys, dog carts, gigs, Boston chaises, and other two-wheeled vehicles on springs or thorough braces. Express wagons and wagons for carrying goods, and single or double seated wagons, and four-wheeled buggies without tops, mounted on springs or thorough braces. Hansom safety cabs, single and double seated wagons, wagonettes, and four-wheeled buggies, with tops. Omnibuses and coaches for carrying mails or passengers...... Barouches, Broughams, mail phaetons, drags, and other carriages not otherwise enumerated. NOTE. Any separate parts of carriages not specially enumerated as dutiable or free are chargeable with such duty as the commissioner may determine under section 7 of Duties of Customs, Act 1879. Chinaware and porcelain (except photographic and telegraphic materials) Coffee, chicory, chocolate, cocoa......... Coir rope. Hempen and other cordage (except of galvanized and other iron and steel cordage), including all housing and seizing lines and spun yarn. White lines and other descriptions of cordage not otherwise specified (except coir yarn). Earthenware (except photographic and telegraphic materials).. Felt hoods, pullover hoods, and any article of felt prepared for the manufacture of hats. Glass or stone bottles containing a reputed quart or any less quantity Glassware, except locket, brooch, and watch-glasses, and optical, surgi Glass bottles for aërated waters and medicines...... Chimneys, shades, and globes, and all other glassware not being cut, engraved, etched, or ground. Glass shades and globes, and other glassware, cut, engraved, etched, or ground. Grain and pulse of every kind not otherwise enumerated Barley.. Maize Grain and pulse of every kind not otherwise enumerated, when prepared, ground, or in any way manufactured. Gun-cotton or other material used for exploding purposes not otherwise specified. Hats (except those warehoused without payment of duty on the first entry thereof before 4th September, 1879, which hats shall be still liable to the duties then chargeable), as under, that is to say: £10 each. £15 each. £20 each. £40 each. 2s. 6d. per cubic foot. 58. per cwt. 11s. 3d. per cwt. 288. per cwt. 2d. per pound. 6d. per gallon. 1d. per pound. 6d. per pound. 3d. per pound. 18. 6d. per ounce. 6d. per ounce. 18. per ounce. 4d. per pound. 18. 4d. per cubic foot. 58. per dozen. 9d. per bushel. 14d. per coil of 24 feet or less, and in proportion for any greater quantity. 6d. per dozen. 3d. per dozen. 6d. per cubic foot. 28. 6d. per cubic foot. 18. per 100 pounds. 5d. per pound. Hats (except straw, chip, willow, tape, and braid, untrimmed), not 25 per cent. ad valorem. otherwise enumerated (on and after 4th September, 1879). Imported by land or sea-Continued. Articles. Rate of duty. Hats, &c.-Continued. Boys', youths', and men's hats, with a calico or other foundation or Hats known as dress hats (on and after 4th September, 1879) Men's felt hats and women's untrimmed felt hats of any size, and Hops Ink, printing, colored Jewelry (except cameos and precious stones unset), viz: Rings of gold, finished or unfinished, but without cameos or precious stones set therein. All other jewelry of gold, unfinished, mounted, or in parts, but without cameos or precious stones set therein, not otherwise specified. Chains of gold, unfinished (except machine made chains for fringes).. All other jewelry, whether manufactured wholly or in part, not otherwise enumerated. Jute piece goods: Not exceeding 3 feet in width Exceeding 3 feet in width Lead: Sheet and piping Lithofracteur.... Live stock: Cows, oxen, heifers, bulls, steers, calves over six months old (ex- Horses, mares, geldings, colts, and fillies not in saddle or harness. Pigs Malt. Matches and vestas: Wooden matches For every gross of boxes containing in each box 100 matches or under. 30s. per dozen. 488. per dozen. 88. per dozen. 158. per dozen. 48. per dwt. troy. 18. per dwt. troy. d. per yard. 28. 6d. per cwt. 58. each. Do. 6d. Mineral, refined, of which the point of ignition is above 80° Fahr., Including castor or cod liver when refined or for medicinal pur- Onions. Opium, including all goods, wares, and merchandise mixed or saturated with opium, or with any preparation or solution thereof, or steeped therein, respectively. Note, letter. writing, fancy, and blotting, with cut edges.. 18. additional. 38. per cwt. 128. per cwt. 38. per 100 pounds. 6d. per gallon. Quarts, 2s. per dozen; pints, 208. per ton. 28. per 100 pounds. 408. per ton. 2d. per pound. 10s. per cwt. 58. per 100 pounds. Carriages, &c.-Continued. Tilburys, dog carts, gigs, Boston chaises, and other two-wheeled vehicles on springs or thorough braces. £10 each. Express wagons and wagons for carrying goods, and single or double seated wagons, and four-wheeled buggies without tops, mounted £15 each. on springs or thorough braces. Hansom safety cabs, single and double seated wagons, wagonettes, £20 each. and four-wheeled buggies, with tops. Omnibuses and coaches for carrying mails or passengers.. Barouches, Broughams, mail phaetons, drags, and other carriages not otherwise enumerated. NOTE. Any separate parts of carriages not specially enumerated as dutiable or free are chargeable with such duty as the commissioner may determine under section 7 of Duties of Customs, Act 1879. Chinaware and porcelain (except photographic and telegraphic materials) Coffee, chicory, chocolate, cocoa.. Coir rope.. Hempen and other cordage (except of galvanized and other iron and steel cordage), including all housing and seizing lines and spunyarn. White lines and other descriptions of cordage not otherwise speci. fied (except coir yarn). Corks, cut.... Doors, wooden Drugs: Acid, carbolic Acid, carbolic, pure. Acid, oxalic Dynamite Earthenware (except photographic and telegraphic materials) Felt hoods, pullover hoods, and any article of felt prepared for the manufacture of hats. Glass or stone bottles containing a reputed quart or any less quantity Glassware, except locket, brooch, and watch-glasses, and optical, surgi- Glass bottles for aërated waters and medicines.. Chimneys, shades, and globes, and all other glassware not being ent, engraved, etched, or ground. Glass shades and globes, and other glassware, cut, engraved, etched, or ground. Grain and pulse of every kind not otherwise enumerated Barley. Maize Grain and pulse of every kind not otherwise enumerated, when prepared, ground, or in any way manufactured. Gun-cotton or other material used for exploding purposes not otherwise specified. Hais (except those warehoused without payment of duty on the first entry thereof before 4th September, 1879, which hats shall be still liable to the duties then chargeable), as under, that is to say: Hats (except straw, chip, willow, tape, and braid, untrimmed), not otherwise enumerated (on and after 4th September, 1879). |
