§ 2. EXPORT DUTIES. 
On the goods mentioned in supplement B of this review which 
are exported from the customs territory an export duty is levied 
up to the amounts stated in the general tariff contained in that 
supplement. 
Besides, for various districts situated in the customs ferritory 
outside Java and Madura, special tariffs are in force (see supple- 
ment C) for the export of forest and other produce from such 
districts, viz: 
bees’ wax; 
benzoin, dammar, gutta-percha, india rubber and other gums 
and resins; 
birds’ skins; 
cocoanuts; 
ivory and rhinoceros horn; 
.,kulit bakaw’’ and ,.kulit tengar’’; 
pinang; 
rattans of alle kinds; 
sago and sago flour; 
stag horns; 
tenkawang kernels and tengkawang or suntal fat; 
tobacco prepared for the native market; 
wood, with the exception of wood for shipbuilding and timber. 
in addition to masts, booms, oars and other round timber; 
and other specified forest produce. 
Seeing that the export duties on the above mentioned products 
are not imposed in all the districts belonging to the customs 
territory and are not the same for those districts where they 
do exist, it has been provided that an export duty imposed in a 
certain district shall also be due when goods are transported 
by sea to places situated within the customs territory, where 
the articles to be exported are not liable to export duty. 
Should the exportation take place to localities situated in the 
customs territory where the outgoing article is liable to export 
duty according to equal units and rates, or according to different 
units and rates, the same shall only be collected on re-export 
ation of the goods from the place to which they are exported, 
according to the tariff applicable in such locality, provided that, 
if the duty fixed in such tariff should be lower than that charge-