36

Tariff,

Class. Section

DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.

Per Cwt. of 110’25 lbs. avoirdupois.

Austrian

Currency.

XIX.

XVII. 69

75

Goldsmiths’ and Silversmiths’ work and Jewellery, &c.— continued.

c. Common —continued :—

b. Articles made of embossed wax ; all these wares under 1 and 2 also in combination with other materials, in so far these com­binations are not included in sects. 75a and b

c. Articles manufactured of imitation leo­nine wares (filigree work)

d. Time-pieces and house clocks (except those encased in gold or silver stands, and wooden house clocks)

e. Opera and framed eye-glasses (not with frames entirely or partly of precious metal), strings for musical instruments spun with silk, and articles made of gold­beaters’ skin ....

f. Other kinds of gut strings for musical instruments -

(5.) Iron and steel wares (excluding machinery, &c.).

All goods of iron or steel, in so far as they are not tariffed in sect. 40 in h, and in sect. 74, or included in small and fancy wares.

a. Most common :—

1. a. All iron and steel wares, not wholly

or partly smoothed or polished, var­nished, lacquered, nor enamelled (in so far as they are not enumerated under sub­division 3 or in sects. 69 b and c, or sect. 40 j\ g, and i ); also when coppered or tinned -

b. Sheet and plate iron, coppered ; cop­pered, tinned, or zinked iron wire, or coated with lead -

2. Wire nails - r

fl. kr.

25 0 25 0

25 0

25 0 25 0

4 0

4 0 3 50

English

Value.

£ s. d.

2 10 0 2 10 0

2 10 0

2 10 0 2 10 0

0 8 0

0 8 0 0 7 0

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