(6) Tobacco, manufactured, other than Cavendish or Negro- 
head, containing, or having mixed therewith, any material or 
ingredient prohibited to be used in the manufacture of tobacco 
in Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 
(7) Tobacco of any kind, except :— 
(a) into ports approved by the Commissioners of Customs 
and Excise for the importation and warehousing thereof ;t 
(b) in ships of not less than 120 tons registered tonnage, 
unless specially licensed by the Commissioners of Customs 
and Excise ;t 
(c) in whole and complete packages containing tobacco 
only and of the gross weight of not less than 30 Ib. 
As to the import prohibition on extracts, essences and other 
concentrations of tobacco, see page 22. 
The ports approved for the direct importation of tobacco are the 
following :— 
Aberdeen. 
Barrow-in-Furness. 
Belfast. 
Bristol. 
Cardiff. 
*Dover. 
*Fishguard. 
Folkestone, 
Glasgow. 
Goole. 
Grangemouth. 
Granton. 
Greenock, 
Grimsby. 
Hartlepool, West. 
Harwich. 
*Holyhead. 
Hull. 
Leith. 
Liverpool. 
London. 
Lynn (temporarily). 
Manchester. 
Middlesbrough. 
Newcastle. 
Newhaven. 
Newport (Monmouth). 
Plymouth. 
*Portsmouth. 
Southampton. 
*Sunderland. 
Swansea. 
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At the ports marked with an asterisk no suitable warehouses 
or appliances for weighing tobacco exist, and the privilege of direct 
importation is, therefore, necessarily in suspense. 
Vaccines, sera, toxins, antitoxins, antigens and other therapeutic 
substances, unless of a certain standard of strength and quality and 
imported under licence from the appropriate Health Department. 
This is (a) The Ministry of Health for England and Wales; (b) 
The Scottish Board of Health for Scotland; and (¢) The Ministry 
of Home Affairs for Northern Ireland. 
This restriction will come into operation between August, 1926, 
and August, 1927. The exact date is not yet fixed. 
This restriction is not applicable to tobacco imported by aircraft. 
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