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Austrian tariff of import duties upon the principal articles of British produce and manufactures : arranged in groups, in accordance with the classification of the objects contributed to the Vienna Universal Exhibiton of 1873; with alphabetical index, a comparative table of Austrian, English and French money, weights, and measures, the Anglo-Austrian treaty of commerce, the Austrian patent laws, and other official documents of importance ; Vienna Universal Exhibition, 1873 / prepared by Her Majesty's commissioners, for the guidance of British exhibitors
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CXXX1

EXPORT REGULATIONS.

The following articles only, when exported, are subject to a duty of fl. 2*50 per centner, gross weight.

1. The raw skins and hides mentioned in section 17 a. of the Tariff, such as : bovine hides (i.e., of bisons, buffaloes, calves, cows, oxen, bulls, &c.); equine (also of foals, mules, and hinnies), donkeys, camels, badgers, dogs, pigs, chamois, stags, deer, elk, and reindeer; hippopotamus and rhinoceros hides, common sheep’s (also wethers’, lambs’, and sheep which have died of a disease), common goats’ (also buck and kid), hares’ and rabbits’ skins, and fish skins, raw.

a . Both under the favoured nations clause (as per treaty), as well as in general commerce.

2. The articles enumerated in section 80 c. of the Tariff, such as: rags and other wastes used for making paper, i.e., linen, cotton, silk, and Avoollen rags, also macerated (half prepared, solid, and fluid paper pulp), paper cuttings (paper shavings), waste paper (written or printed on), likewise old nets, old cables, and old cords, are subject to a duty of fl. 2 per centner, gross weight; and—

b. Only in general commerce.

3. The bones mentioned under 80 d. (i.e., bones and bone dust, properly so-called), claws, trotters, cuttings from hides (leather parings), 75 kr.

Note.

As regards the export of skins and hides not specially mentioned (Tariff 17 b.), and of pasteboard (Tariff 60 a.), in quantities above 1 centner, only the chief custom houses and subordinate customs’ offices of the first class are allowed to treat with the exporter; but respecting the above-mentioned articles which arc liable to duty, all first class subordinate customs’ offices are authorised to attend to their passing.

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