FOREIGN  CUSTOMS  DUTIES.

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Duties  of  oustoms  intoa&gt;'&lt;Z8—Continued.

GlaasiQoation.

Rice
Soap
Snear,  refined.
Tallow
Tea.

Tobacco  ;
Cigars,  cheroots  and  cigarettes  of  all  kinds

Snuff.
Other  manufactured  —  -  ■
Other  man  ufacturod,  if  in  outer  packages  of  not  less  than  80  pounds  net
weight  each
Leaf

Unit.

100  pounds...,
...do

do
do

Per  pound  ....

If  in  outer  packages  of  loss  than  50  pounds  net  weight  each
Wood:  ^  .  ,
Hemlock,  birch,  beech,  white  pine,  pitch  pine,  and  spruce,  superficial
measurement  of  I  inch  thickness
Hoops  :
Whether  coiled  or  straight
All  other  kinds,  except  in  naves,  felloes,  spokes,  and  unsquared  posts  ..
Shingles  of  all  descriptions  •  —  -  -  -
Staves,  white  and  red  oak,  whether  loose  or  made  up  in  bundles  or  shooks.
Oxbows
Truss  hoops  \  X  "
All  other  articles  not  in  this  table  particularly  enumerated  or  in  following
table  particularly  exempted,  8  per  cent,  ad  valorem.

.do
.do
.do
do
.do
.do

1,000  feet
1,200  pieces...
100  cubic  feet.
Per  1,000
1,200  pieces...
Dozen
Set  of  nine...

Duty.

12
30
2  40
48
06
1  20
36
36
48
24
36

1  20
1  44
2  00
36
1  44
12
30

Exemptions  from  duty.
All  articles  for  the  use  of  the  governor  of  the  island.
All  articles  and  things  whatsoever  imported  by  the  local  government  for  the  police  or  for  public
^  All  articles  specially  imported  for  the  use  or  decoration  of  any  place  of  worship  and  not  imported.
All  articles  and  things  of  every  description  imported  by  any  naval  ofBcer  onfull  pay  in  Her  Majesty  s
Service,  for  his  use  and  accommodation,  on  the  certificate  to  that  effect  of  the  omoer  so  importing.
The  governor,  purchasing  any  articles  whatsoever,  shall  be  entitled  to  the  duty  retiinded  to  him  out
of  the  public  treasury,  ou  the  warrant  of  the  governor  in  council,  on  the  certificate  that  he  is  entitled
Whore  horses  are  purchased  by  the  governor,  direct  from  the  importer,  within  six  months  fron^he
date  of  import,  the  duty  shall  be'allowed  him,  on  the  warrant  of  the  governor  in  council,  on  the  certificate ­
  that  he  is  entitled  to  the  refund.
Asphalt.
Blubber  and  heads  and  offals  of  fish.
Bones  and  homs.  ,  j.  ^  i  i  x.  .  ^
Books,  forms,  and  papers  (whether  printed  or  manuscript),  maps,  charts,  school  globes,  engravings,
music,  pictures,  statues,  and  other  works  of  art.
Bottles  of  glass  or  stone-ware,  empty.
Bullion,  coin,  or  diamonds.
Calves  (sucking)  and  foals.
Cassaripe.
Cattle.
Cocoanuts.  ,
Cotton  wool.
Eggs.
Fresh  fish  and  turtle.
Fresh  fruit  and  vegetables.
Fresh  meats.  '
Fuel,  wood  and  charcoal.
Gravel,  sand,  soil,  earth,  and  peat.  ,
Green  ginger.
Hay  and  straw.
ami  fumitaro  of  Tosaola  oondomnod  by  survey,  and  on
'Which  tonnage  duty  shall  have  been  paid.
Ice.
Leeches.
Lemon  and  lime  .juice.
Lime,  building  and  temper,  and  limestone.
Live  and  dead  stock  not  enumerated  in  Table  A..
Logwood.
Manure.
Metals,  old  iron  and  old  lead.
Molasses.