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Tariff.

DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.

Per Cwt. of

110’25 lbs. avoirdupois.

REMARKS.

Class.

Section.

Austrian

Currency.

English

Value.

Machinery and parts of machines — cont.

fl. kr.

£ s. d.

X.

43

b. Of cast tin (rough castings) not combined

with any other materials than common

woodwork, and iron bars or plates

2 0

0 4 0

43

c. 2. Of copper, brass, or other common metals in

rough castings, each weighing more than

25 lbs. -----

3 0

0 6 0

XVI.

64

a. Common machinery, and parts of machines of

wood, also agricultural machinery, com-

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bined with iron, in so far as the weight of

the iron parts do not exceed 15 per cent.

of the total weight -

Free.

64

c. 1. Of wood when combined with iron or with

brass, rushes, cane and basket wicker work,

with brass, zinc, common leather or window

glass; also if coloured, varnished, lacquered,

or polished -

1 50

0 3 0

64

d. 2. Of wood combined with line wickerwork,

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line carvings or turners’ work, coated with

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gold or silver lacquer, inlaid or with

buhl-work -

6 0

0 12 0

Machines {i.e., all machinery and parts of

machines of wood or common metals, not

,

,

gilt or silvered, pure or mixed with other

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materials, provided those materials are not

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classed as small wares, and do not form

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an important part in the weight of the

XIX.

machinery.)

74

a. Of wood, combined with iron, the iron not

weighing more than 15 per cent, of the

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total weight -

1 0

0 2 0 i

b. Of cast iron -----

1 33

0 2 7!

c. Of Avrought iron or steel -

2 0

0 4 0!

d. Of other common metals not particularly speci-

1

tied -----

4 0

0 8 0

XIII.

56

c. 3. Machine straps and driving bands

1 0

0 2 0

(•/.) Railway machinery, &c.

X.

40

c. Rails -----

1 25

0 2 6

i. 2. Crossing-rails of cast-iron

0 60

i 0 1 2

XVIII.

72

d. Railway carriages - - - -

10 per cent, ad

If weighing less than 50 cwt. they are tariffed

valorem.

like machines, according to quality, see

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,

section 74.

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