521 Printing paper and manufactures of paper,
N.E.S., transparent cellulose wrapping
paper, writing paper, wrapping paper,
toilet paper, blotting paper, sand, glass,
flint and emery papers; emery cloth;
millboard; strawboard in sheets or rolls;
cardboard; ruled, bordered and coated

paper papeteries; paper bags or sacks when
not printed upon

Ex 603 Tooth pastes and tooth powders

M1041 Mining machinery costing at the place of
shipment not less than $100 per machine
or piece, (and not including repair
parts, mountings and accessories), when
used solely for prospecting, mining,
quarrying, oil-boring, pumping and
refining and of a land not manufactured
in Newfoundland, such as (a) rock drills,
1 cutters, power-loaders and power-
shovels; (b) pumps of all kinds to be
used for pumping water or oil from the
workings to the surface; (e) aranes,
derricks, hoisting engines, and convey-
ing machinery (not including vehicles
and locomotives); (d) crushers or other
machinery for use in facilitating the
refining of coal or ore; (e) special
machinery of all kinds to be used in
washing, concentrating, reducing and
refining goal, are, and oil, or for the
manufacture of brick; (f) prospecting
drills of all kinds; miners' diamonds
and diamond set bits for diamond drills;
(g) oil-baring drills and special machinery
for pumping, and refining oil; (h) steam
engines, internal combustion engines,
electric generators, electric motors, air
compressors and steam boilers to be used
for the operation of any of the above
mentioned machinery. Chemicals used in
the concentration and flotation of ares

M1044 All special paper and pulp-making machinery
and mechanical apparatus, when the same
cannot be manufactured in Newfoundland,
both for the original installation and
the further extension of the same, but
not in substitution for old, subject to
the rules and regulations to be made by
the Commissioner for Finance

11063 Printing paper when imported by bona fide
printers, for the purpose of being
printed upon; and bookbinders' cloth,
loather, marble paper and paper board,
when imported by bookbinders and printers
for use in bookbinding

Rate of Duty

Free

Froe

20%

305 Iron and steel pipe or tubing and fittings for
same, plain or galvanised, riveted,
corrugated or otherwise specially
manufactured, threaded or coupled and not.
Iron and steel wire, N.E.S.

Ex 385 Dry cell batteries (single and multiple cell),
including flashlight batteries

443 Made up or partly made up articles, except
apparel, wholly or mainly of cotton, M.E.S.,
such as: quilts, sheets, towels and
ourtains

Ex 448 Rayon or artificial silk fabrics, in the piece
and not made up

521 Printing paper and manufactures of paper, N.E.S.
transparent cellulose wrapping paper,

writing paper, wrapping paper, toilet paper,
blotting paper, sand, glass, flint and emery
papers; amery cloth; mill-board; strawboard
in sheets or rolls; cardboard; ruled,
bordered and coated paper papeteries; paper
bags or sacks when not printed upon

Ex 603 Tooth pastes and tooth powders

35%

40%

35%

1.

In each of the territories (except Ceylon) named in Schedule III of the Trade Agreement between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States of America, signed November 17, 1938, the margin of proference, if any, on any product listed in that Schedule in respect of such territory, shall not exosed three-fourths of that existing on April 10, 1947, or 25% ad valorem (or a margin of specific or other duties equivalent to 25% ad valorem), whichever margin is the smaller, Provided that this undertaking shall not require the reduction of the margin of preference on any product to less than 2 ad valorem (or a margin of specific or other duties equivalent to 2% ad valorem). The Government of the United Kingdom, in association with the Government of the territory concerned, will, if requested, consult with regard to the implementation of this undertaking with any contracting party having a substantial interest in any product concerned, and, should it prove impossible in any particular case to give effect to the reduction in a margin of preference required by this undertaking, will agree în measures designed to provide an equitable solution.

2. The reductions of preference provided for in paragraph 1, above, shall come into effect at the earliest practicable date and in any event not later than December 31, 1949, but may be made inoperative during the whole of any calendar year which immediately succeeds a calendar year in which the quantity of general purpose synthetic rubber required to bo consumed in the United States of America under internal quantitative regulations applied pursuant to paragraph of this Agreement exceeds 25% of the total consumption in the United States of America of natural, synthetic and reclaimed rubber.

of Article III

PART II

Preferential Tariff

Nil.