[For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.]

(a) For the list of countries constituting the South African Customs Union, see note (a), p. 2. (b) With 4 additional on the duty leviable.

(c) For regulations relating to the rates of duty imposed on goods imported into Western Australia from other Australian States, see note (h), page vi.

[For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp.410-422.]

20% ad valorem. (a) 35% ad valorem (a)

[For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.]

BRICKS AND TILES (including Drain Pipes)—continued.

(a) With 10% additional on the duty leviable.
(b) With 33% additional on the duty leviable.
(c) With 5% additional on the duty leviable.

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[For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.]

AUSTRALIAN COMMON

WEALTH(b)-cont.

NEW ZEALAND

GLASS AND GLASSWARES.

Glasswares-cont.

Windows for churches or public institu-
tions (under departmental byelaws)
Lenses, process engraved screens, locket,
brooch, and watch glasses, and scien-
tific instruments and apparatus, viz.,
instruments for measuring the density
of liquids, including hydrometers, sac-
charometers, lactometers, salimometers
and barkometers, beakers, flasks, test
tubes, vacuum tubes, burettes, pipettes,
weighing bottles and tubes, eudio-
meters, nitrometers, radiometers, fat
extraction tubes, filter pumps, gas
washing, reduction and absorption
bulbs and tubes, test measures in
centimetres and grains; also carbonic
acid, sulphuretted hydrogen, decom-
posing water and bacteriological ap-
paratus of glass

All other glassware

Glass plates (engraved) for photo-litho-
graphic work

Bottles (empty) of plain glass, not being
cut or ground except at the neck and
stopper; also jars up to 3 ins. in diameter
at the mouth
Glass, antique, in sheets, coloured
differently on either side, for the manu-
facture of ornamental windows; lenses
for ships' sidelights; glass for opticians'
use in strips not exceeding 1 ins. in
width; glass rondels for leaded lights;
ruby glass globes for signal lamps; also
glass suitable for making railway
lanterns, hand lamps, and engine lamps -
Jars or other dutiable vessels, containing
free goods or goods subject to a fixed
rate of duty, and being ordinary trade
packages for the goods contained in them
Lenses and slides for magic lanterns; lenses
for microscopes, astronomical telescopes
and photographic cameras; glass stop-
pers (with cork rings) for sauce bottles;
glass trays for sterilising surgical in-
struments; also glass roofing tiles -
Milk-testing glasses

Plate glass, bevelled or silvered

(a) See also under Electrical Apparatus, pp. 349-353.

Free.

Free.

20% ad valorem.

Free.

Free.

Free.

Free.

Free.

5° ad valorem. 15% ad valorem.

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20 ad valorem.

25% ad valorem.

(b) For regulations relating to the rates of duty imposed on goods imported into Western