[For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.] PAPER, &c., STATIONERY AND BOOKS (a)-continued. (b) See note (y), page x. (c) With 10%, additional on the duty leviable. [For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.] PAPER, &c., STATIONERY AND BOOKS(a)-continued. [For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.] (a) For tariff valuations on which duties are levied, see App. I., pp. 410-416. 0 19 (b) If adulterated to the extent of 50% or more, the actual percentage of adulteration must be conspicuously marked. (c) With 4 additional on the duty leviable. (d) 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.] (a) For the list of countries constituting the South African Customs Union, see note (a) [For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.] Newfoundland BERMUDA Dry white and red lead, orange mineral, Paints and colours, ground in spirits Paris green, dry- Per gall. Ultramarine blue, dry or in pulp; Paris white; gilders' whiting, blanc fixe, Ochres, ochrey earths, raw siennas, and Black and bright, for ships' purposes 35% ad valorem. 20° ad valorem. 30% ad valorem. 5° ad valorem. (a) If entitled to the benefits of the British Preferential Tariff, the duty is subject to a reduction of rd. For conditions entitling the goods to the reduction, see note (p), page viii. K 2 |