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

(a) If entitled to the benefits of the British Preferential Tarift, the duty is subject to a reduction of rd. For conditions entitling the goods to the reduction, see note (p), page viii.

(b) With 10% additional on the duty leviable.

(c) With 334% additional on the duty leviable.

(d) With 5% additional on the duty leviable.

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

(b) For the list of countries constituting the South African Customs Union, see note (a), p. 2. (c) For regulations relating to the rates of duty imposed on goods imported into Western

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

YARNS AND THREAD:-WOOLLEN AND WORSTED-continued.

(a) Being yarn made from New South Wales wool.

Free.

163 ad valorem.

15° ad valorem.

10% ad valorem.(c)

(b) 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.

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

YARNS AND THREAD:~WOOLLEN AND WORSTED—continued.

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

AUSTRALIAN COMMON-
WEALTH.(d)

All kinds

All kinds

All kinds

Canvas for sails; also sails and tents
All other cotton tissues

Piece goods, to be used in the manufacture
of cloth made waterproof with india-
rubber, provided that the Collector of
Customs is first satisfied that such piece
goods are intended to be forthwith used in
the manufacture of waterproof cloth, and
that security to the satisfaction of the
Collector is also first furnished to the
Collector by the importer that the same
shall be so used, and that within six
months from the date of importation
proof shall be given to the satisfaction
of the Collector that such piece goods
have been so used by the importer
Velvets, velveteens, plushes, ribbons, gal-
loons, lace, lace flouncings, millinery
nets and veilings; also flannelettes
Canvas and duck

All other piece goods not elsewhere specified

Tents, tarpaulins, sails and flags
Curtains, towels and handkerchiefs
Bed covers and furnishings, whether partly
or wholly made up; also frillings,
rufflings, pleatings and ruchings
Minor articles for apparel and attire, viz. :-
Bindings, ferretings, filletings, tapes,
webs, waddings and webbing

Surgical bandages, elastic stockings, leg-
gings, knee-caps, thigh pieces and

wristlets

15% ad valorem.

Free.

Free.

Free.

(a) Cut piece goods must be marked with the words "cut piece," also with the aggregate length and the number of cut pieces stated on the outer fold of the piece.

(b) For tariff valuations on which duties are levied, see Appendix I., page 416.

(c) With 4% additional on the duty leviable.

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