British India And Its Trade
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, for consuming narcotics, etc. Perfumery.
Pitch, Tar, and Dammer. Seeds.
Shells and Cowries. Silk and Articles made of Silk. Sizing.
Stationery.
Stone and Marble, and Articles made thereof.
Straw- plaiting and Articles made of Straw.
Tallow and Grease, including stearine.
Textile Fabrics, not otherwise de- scribed.
Toilet Requisites, not otherwise de- scribed. \ Toys, Toy-books, and Requisites for all Games.
Umbrellas, Parasols, and Sunshades of all kinds.
Walking-sticks and Sticks for Um- bre...llas, etc. , Whips, Fishing Rods, and Lines.
Wax and Articles made of Wax.
Wood and Timber, and Articles made of Wood, not otherwise described.
Wool, Articles made of, including felt.
All other Articles not specified above or hereafter.
DUTY OF 3J PER CENT. AD VALOREM.
Cotton Piece-Goods, Hosiery, and all other Manufactured Cotton Goods not otherwise described. (A corresponding Excise duty is levied on the products of Indian cotton-mills. ) DUTY OF 1 PER CENT. AD VALOREM.
Iron : anchors and cables ; angle, T, and channel ; bar ; nail, rod, and round rod ; beams, joists, pillars, girders, bridgework, and other de- scriptions of iron imported exclu- sively for building purposes ; plate and sheet ; flat, square, and bolt ; hoop ; nails ; nuts and bolts ; old ; pig ; pipes and tubes, including fittings therefor, such as bends, boots, elbows, tees, sockets, flanges, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, for consuming narcotics, etc. Perfumery.
Pitch, Tar, and Dammer. Seeds.
Shells and Cowries. Silk and Articles made of Silk. Sizing.
Stationery.
Stone and Marble, and Articles made thereof.
Straw- plaiting and Articles made of Straw.
Tallow and Grease, including stearine.
Textile Fabrics, not otherwise de- scribed.
Toilet Requisites, not otherwise de- scribed. \ Toys, Toy-books, and Requisites for all Games.
Umbrellas, Parasols, and Sunshades of all kinds.
Walking-sticks and Sticks for Um- bre...llas, etc. , Whips, Fishing Rods, and Lines.
Wax and Articles made of Wax.
Wood and Timber, and Articles made of Wood, not otherwise described.
Wool, Articles made of, including felt.
All other Articles not specified above or hereafter.
DUTY OF 3J PER CENT. AD VALOREM.
Cotton Piece-Goods, Hosiery, and all other Manufactured Cotton Goods not otherwise described. (A corresponding Excise duty is levied on the products of Indian cotton-mills. ) DUTY OF 1 PER CENT. AD VALOREM.
Iron : anchors and cables ; angle, T, and channel ; bar ; nail, rod, and round rod ; beams, joists, pillars, girders, bridgework, and other de- scriptions of iron imported exclu- sively for building purposes ; plate and sheet ; flat, square, and bolt ; hoop ; nails ; nuts and bolts ; old ; pig ; pipes and tubes, including fittings therefor, such as bends, boots, elbows, tees, sockets, flanges, etc.
What to read after British India And Its Trade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry John Tozer to read onlineMoreLess
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