Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) 1922

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Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) 1922

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Act No. 3 of 1922 as made

An Act relating to Preferential Duties of Customs on Goods the produce or manufacture of the Dominion of New Zealand.

Date of Assent	23 Aug 1922

Date of repeal	01 Dec 1933
Repealed by	Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) 1933

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CUSTOMS TARIFF (NEW ZEALAND PREFERENCE).

No. 3 of 1922.

An Act relating to Preferential Duties of Customs on Goods the produce or manufacture of the Dominion of New Zealand.

[Assented to 23rd August, 1922.]

BE it enacted by the King’s Most Excellent Majesty, the Senate, and the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Australia, as follows:—

Short title.

1. This Act may be cited as the Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) 1922.

Commencement:

2. This Act shall commence on a date to be fixed by Proclamation.

Definitions.

3. In this Act, except where otherwise clearly intended—

“the Tariff Schedule” means the Tariff Schedule contained in the Schedule to this Act; and

“the British Preferential Tariff” means the British Preferential Tariff imposed by the Customs Tariff 1921, and includes any amendment thereof.

Rates of duty on imports from New Zealand.

4.—(1.) From and after a time and date to be fixed by Proclamation, duties of Customs on the undermentioned goods specified in the Tariff Schedule shall, when those goods are imported direct from and are the produce or manufacture of the Dominion of New Zealand, be in accordance with the following rates, namely:—

(a) on all goods described in the Tariff Schedule, in the column headed “Item.”, against which rates of duty are set out in the column headed “Proposed Duties against New Zealand.”, the rates of duty so set out; and

(b) on all goods other than those provided for in paragraph (a) of this section, the rates of duty for the time being applicable to goods to which the British Preferential Tariff applies:

Provided that nothing in paragraph (a) of this section shall have the effect of imposing any duty on any goods which are free of or exempt from duty under the British Preferential Tariff.

(2.) The duties imposed by this section on the goods specified therein shall be in lieu of the duties payable upon those goods under the Customs Tariff 1921.

(3.) Nothing in this section shall affect the right of the Commonwealth to impose or collect any duties of Customs chargeable under the Customs Tariff (Industries Preservation) Act 1921.

Rates of duty on British goods imported from New Zealand.

5. From and after the first day of May, One thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, duties of Customs on the undermentioned dutiable goods, not being goods the produce or manufacture of the Dominion of New Zealand, namely, goods—

(a) which are imported into the Commonwealth from that Dominion; and

(b) upon which, if they had been imported into the Commonwealth direct from the country of origin there would have been payable duties of Customs at the rates set forth in the British Preferential Tariff,

shall be in accordance with the rates set forth in the British Preferential Tariff.

Time of imposition of duties.

6.—(1.) The rates of duty imposed by this Act shall be charged, collected and paid to the King for the purposes of the Commonwealth on all goods subject to those rates imported into Australia after the prescribed time, or imported into Australia before that time and not entered for home consumption until after that time.

(2.) In this section “the prescribed time” means—

(a) in the case of goods dutiable under section four of this Act —the time and date fixed by proclamation; and

(b) in the case of goods dutiable under section five of this Act —the first day of May, One thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, at nine o’clock in. the forenoon according to the standard time in the State of Victoria.

Ratification of agreement with New Zealand.

7. The agreement made the eleventh day of April, One thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, between the Commonwealth of Australia and the Dominion of New Zealand (a copy whereof is set forth in the Schedule to this Act) is hereby ratified and confirmed.

Repeal of Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) 1921

8. The Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) 1921 is repealed.

THE SCHEDULE.

—

AGREEMENT made this eleventh day of April, One thousand nine hundred and twenty-two Between the COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (hereinafter called “the Commonwealth”) of the one part and the DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND (hereinafter called “the Dominion”) of the other part:

Whereas with a view to the arrangement of more equitable trade relations between the Commonwealth and the Dominion, the Ministers of Customs for the said countries have agreed to recommend to their respective Parliaments Customs duties in accordance with the Schedule attached hereto:—

now therefore it is hereby agreed as follows:—

1. The said Schedule shall come into force on a date to be proclaimed by the Governor-General of the Commonwealth and the Governor-General of the Dominion, after the Parliaments of both countries have signified their acceptance thereof, and shall (subject to the provisions of this Agreement) remain in force until six months’ notice of the termination thereof has been given by either party.

2. The Commonwealth shall not impose any customs duty or increase the rate of any customs duty on any article entering the Commonwealth from the Dominion, and the Dominion shall not impose any customs duty or increase the rate of any

customs duty on any article entering the Dominion from the Commonwealth (whether such article is or is not specifically enumerated in the Schedule hereto, and whether such article is or is not dutiable at the date of this Agreement), except by mutual agreement, until after six months’ notice to the other party to this Agreement.

3. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to affect the right of the Commonwealth or of the Dominion to impose new duties upon any articles for the protection of any new industry established or proposed to be established in the Commonwealth or the Dominion as the case may be; provided that such new duties do not exceed the duties imposed on the importation of similar articles from the United Kingdom into the Commonwealth or the Dominion as the case may be.

4. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to affect the right of the Commonwealth or the Dominion to bring into force suspended or deferred duties, or to collect or impose dumping duties, or analogous special duties to meet abnormal trading conditions.

5. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to affect the right of the Commonwealth to impose primage or other general duties, provided that such duties on goods imported from New Zealand do not exceed the duties imposed on similar goods imported from the United Kingdom.

6. All goods enumerated in the Schedule hereto shall be liable to such primage duty, if any, upon entry into the Dominion, as shall for the time being be in force, provided that such duty does not exceed the primage duty on similar goods imported from the United Kingdom.

7. Goods imported into the Commonwealth, and thereafter transhipped to the Dominion, which if they had been imported direct from the country of origin to the Dominion would have been entitled to be entered under the British Preferential Tariff in the Dominion, shall, upon production of a certificate from the Customs Department of the Commonwealth stating the country of origin of the goods and such other information as is required, be entitled to be entered under the British Preferential Tariff in the Dominion.

8. Goods imported into the Dominion, and thereafter transhipped to the Commonwealth, which if they had been imported direct from the country of origin to the Commonwealth would have been entitled to be entered under the British Preferential Tariff in the Commonwealth, shall, upon production of a certificate from the Customs Department of the Dominion stating the country of origin of the goods and such other information as is required, be entitled to be entered under the British Preferential Tariff in the Commonwealth.

9. The provisions of the last two preceding clauses of this Agreement shall operate from the first day of May One thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, notwithstanding that this Agreement may not at that date have been ratified by the Parliament of either country.

10. No special rebate or bounty shall be granted by the Commonwealth or the Dominion in respect of the sugar contained in any goods exported from the Commonwealth or the Dominion, as the case may be, to the Dominion or the Commonwealth.

Signed Sealed and Delivered by the Honorable Arthur Stanislaus Rodgers Minister of Trade and Customs of the Commonwealth of Australia, for and on behalf of the Commonwealth, in the presence of—	ARTHUR S. RODGERS. (l.s.)
R. McK. OAKLEY,
Chairman Tariff Board,
Australia.
Signed Sealed and Delivered by the Honorable William Downie Stewart Minister of Customs for the Dominion of New Zealand, for and on behalf of the Dominion, in the presence of—	WM. DOWNIE STEWART. (l.s.)
W. B. MONTGOMERY,
Comptroller of Customs, New Zealand.

THE TARIFF SCHEDULE.

—

Note.—(1) Where any item bears after it the letters n.e.i., these letters shall be interpreted in the same sense as when applied to the Tariff Items from which the Items of this Schedule are derived.

(2) Goods entering Australia from New Zealand at present fall under the General Tariff, and goods entering New Zealand from Australia are treated in the same manner.

Consecutive No.	Tariff Item Nos.— A.—Australian. B.—New Zealand. C.—Special.		Item.	AUSTRALIA.				NEW ZEALAND.
				Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against Australia.
				British Preferential.	Inter-mediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	British Prefere-ntial.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against Australia.
			AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AND GROCERIES—
			Animals, living:—
1	1	b.	Cattle, horned, other than for stud purposes........................................................	Free	Free	Free	Free	ea. 10s.	10s.	10s.	Free
2	3	b.	Horses, other than for stud purposes............	Free	Free	Free	Free	ea. £1	£1	£1	Free
3	37	a.	Bacon and Hams, partly or wholly cured....... per lb.	3d.	4d.	4d.	2d.	2d.	3d.	4d.	2d.
4	586	b.	Beeswax .................................................................... per lb.	1d.	1d.	1½d.	Free	Free	Free	Free	Free
5	..	c.	Butter and Cheese (except cheese pastes and tinned or potted cheese) .................................................................... per lb.	3d.	3d.	3d.	2d.	20% ad val.	30% ad val.	35% ad val.	2d. per lb.
6	43(b)	a.	Coffee, roasted or ground; in liquid form; or mixed with milk or other substance .................................................................... per lb.	6d.	6d.	6d.	6d.
7	28	b.	Coffee, roasted .................................................................... per lb.	..	..	..	..	3d.	4d.	5d.	5d.
8	29	b.	Coffee, essence of, and Essence of Coffee with milk or any other food substance ..................................................................... ad val.	..	..	..	..	20%	30%	35%	25%
9	41	b.	Confectionery n.e.i., including medicated lozenges, medicated confectionery, boiled sugars, liquorice n.e.i., sugared or crystallized fruits........................................... per lb.	3d.	3½d.	2d.	2d.	2d.	2½d.	3d.	2d.
			or ad val.	35%	45%	45%	per lb.	per lb.	per lb.	per lb.	per lb.
			whichever rate returns the higher duty					including internal containing packages (other than plain bottles and plain trade packages)

The Tariff Schedule—continued.

Consecutive No.	Tariff Item Nos.— A.—Australian. b.—New Zealand. C.—Special.		Item.	australia.				new zealand.
				Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed. Duties against Australia.
				British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed. Duties against Australia.
			Agricultural Products and Groceries—continued.
10	42	b.	Chocolate confectionery; mixtures of chocolate with other confectionery; and confectionery containing chocolate:—
			(1) In plain trade packages........................................... per lb.	..	..	..	3d.	3d.	4d.	5d.	3d.
			(2) In fancy packages, or in small packages for retail sale ad val.	..	..	..	20%	20%	30%	35%	20%
11	47	b.	Fish, fresh, smoked, dried, pickled, salted, preserved by cold process, or preserved by sulphurous acid, n.e.i. ................................................................................. per cwt.	..	..	..	..	10s.	12s. 6d.	15s.	Free
12	51 (b)	a.	Fish, smoked or dried (but not salted), or preserved by cold process ................................................................................. per lb.	1d.	1d.	11d.	Free
13	51 (e)	a.	Fish, n.e.i. ................................................................................. per cwt.	5s.	6s.	6s.	Free
14	..	c.	Fish, canned, not including fish pastes......................... per lb.	1d.	1½d.	2½d.	Free	1¾d.	3d.	3d.	Free
								2d.	3d.	3d.
15	..	c.	Fish Pastes .................................................................................. ad val.	25%	25%	25%	20%	20%	20%	20%	20%
16	51 (f)	a.	Oysters, fresh, in the shell ................................................................................. per cwt.	2s.	2s.	2s.	Free	10s.	12s. 6d.	15s.	Free
17	50	b.	Fruits preserved in juice or syrup.................................................................................. ad val.	..	..	..	..	25%	35%	40%	35%
18	54 (a) to (f)	a.	Fruits (preserved in liquid, or partly preserved, or pulped)—
	54 (a) to (f)		(a) Quarter pints and smaller sizes ...................................................................... per doz.	9d.	1s.	1s. 3d.	9d.
			(b) Half pints and over quarter pints ...................................................................... per doz.	1s. 3d.	1s. 9d.	2s.	1s. 3d.
			(c) Pints and over half pints ...................................................................... per doz.	2s. 6d.	3s. 6d.	4s.	2s. 6d.
			(d) Quarts and over pints ...................................................................... per doz.	5s.	7s. 6d.	8s. 6d.	5s.
			(e) Exceeding a quart ...................................................................... per gallon	1s. 9d.	2s. 6d.	3s.	1s. 9d.
			(f) When preserved in spirituous liquid, additional duty to be paid on the liquid ........................ per gallon	30s.	31s.	31s.	30s.
19	57 (d)	a.	Grain and Pulse, n.e.i., not prepared or manufactured per cental	1s. 6d.	1s. 6d.	1s. 6d.	1s. 6d.	2s.	2s.	2s.	1s. 6d.
20	..	c.	Grain and Pulse, prepared or manufactured, viz.:— Oatmeal and Rolled Oats............................................... per lb.	½d.	½d	¾d.	2s. 6d. per cental	½d.	½d.	¾d-	2s. 6d. per cental
21	59	a.	Hay and Chaff ................................................................................. per ton.	£1	£1	£1	Free	£1	£1	£1	Free
22	62	a.	Hops ................................................................................. per lb.	6d.	9d.	1s.	9d.	6d.	9d.	1s.	9d.
	17	b.

The Tariff Schedule—continued.

Consecutive No.	Tariff Item Nos.— A.—Australian. B.—New Zealand. C.—Special.		Item.	AUSTRALIA.				NEW ZEALAND.
				Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against Australia.
				British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against Australia.
			agricultural and Groceries—continued.
23	65	b.	Jams, Jellies, Marmalade, and Preserves............................................................ per lb.	..	..	..	..	2d.	2½d.	3d.	2½d.
								or package of that reputed weight whichever rate is higher and so in proportion for packages of greater or less required weight
24	61 (b)	a.	Jams, and Jellies, including Calves’ Foot, but not Meat Jellies
			per lb.	3d.	3d.	3d.	2½d.
25	67	b.	Macaroni, Vermicelli, Spaghetti, Eggnoodles, and similar alimentary pastes............................................................ per lb.	1d.	2d.	3d.	30% ad val.	20% ad val.	30% ad val.	35% ad val.	30% ad val.
26	69	b.	Meats, Potted or Preserved............................................................. ad val.	..	..	..	..	20%	30%	35%	20%
27	..	c.	Concentrated Soup ............................................................. ad val.	..	..	..	..	20%	30%	35%	20%
28	74 (a)	a.	Meats, viz.:—
	74 (a)		(a) Fresh or Smoked ................................................. per lb.	2d.	2½d.	2½d.	10% ad val.	20% ad val.	30% ad val.	35% ad val.	10% ad val.
29	74 (b)	a.	(b) Potted or concentrated, including extracts of, and Meat Jellies; preparations in dry form for making soups ................................................... ad val.	30%	35%	40%	20%
30	74 (c)	a.	(c) Preserved in tins or other airtight vessels, including the weight of the liquid contents ................................................. per lb.	2d.	2d.	2½d.	20% ad val.
31	74 (d)	a.	(d) Preserved by cold process ................................................. per lb.	2d.	2d.	3d.	10% ad val.	20% ad val.	30% ad val.	35% ad val.	10% ad val.
32	..	c.	Milk dried or in powder form, and the same in combination with casein, sugar of milk or other milk products................. per lb.	3d.	4d.	4d.	25% ad val.	25% ad val.	35% ad val.	40% ad val.	25% ad val.
33	..	c.	Milk, preserved, condensed or concentrated, sweetened or unsweetened. per lb.	2d.	2d.	2½d.	25% ad val.	25% ad val.	35% ad val.	40% ad val.	25% ad val.
34	281 (e)	a.	Milk, sugar of (Lactose) ............................................................. ad val.	30%	35%	40%	15%	10%	15%	25%	15%
35	80	a.	Onions, in their natural state ............................................................ per cwt.	6s.	6s.	6s.	£1 per ton	£1 per ton	£1 10s. per ton	£1 10s. per ton.	£1 per ton
36	93	a.	Seed—Lucerne ............................................................ per lb.	6d.	6d.	9d-	3d.	Free	Free	Free	Free

The Tariff Schedule—continued.

Consecutive No.	Tariff Item Nos.— A.—Australian. B.—New Zealand. C.—Special.		Item.	AUSTRALIA.				NEW ZEALAND.
				Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against Australia.
				British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against Australia.
			Agricultural Products and Groceries—continued.
37	85	B.	Soaps, all kinds; soap-powder, extract of soap, dry soap, soft soap, liquid soap, soap solutions; washing or cleansing powders, crystals, pastes and liquids, n.e.i.............................................................. ad val.	..	..	..	..	25%	37½%	45%	30%
38	94 (a)	A.	SOAP—
			(a) Toilet, fancy, or medicated............................................................ per lb.	6d.	8d.	9d.	30%
			or ad val. whichever rate returns the higher duty	35%	40%	40%	ad val.
			(b) N.E.I.; Soap substitutes and compounded detergents for washing and cleansing purposes, not including saponaceous disinfectants .......................................................... ad val.	30%	35%	40%	30%
39	227 (a)	A.	Tallow, unrefined—
			(a) in packages exceeding 4 lbs. net weight ........................................................ per cwt.	2s.	3s.	4s.
			or ad val. whichever rate returns the higher duty	10%	15%	20%	Free	Free	Free	Free	Free
40	..	C.	Vegetables, fresh, including beans and peas in pod per cental	2s.	2s.	2s.	Free	20% ad val.	30% ad val.	35% ad val.	Free
			BEVERAGES—
41	118	B.	Wine, Australian (not including sparkling), containing not more than 40% of proof spirit; per gallon, or for six reputed quart bottles, or the equivalent in bottles of a larger or smaller reputed capacity ............................................................ per gal.	..	..	..	..	5s.	5s.	5s.	4s.
42	..	C.	Wine, Australian, sparkling, containing not more than 40% of proof spirit; per gallon, or for six reputed quart bottles, or the equivalent in bottles of a larger or smaller reputed capacity....................................... per gal.					15s.	15s.	15s.	10s.
			APPAREL AND TEXTILES, VIZ.—
43	196	B. C.	Textile piece-goods, of wool or containing wool, n.e.i. ad val.	30%	40%	45%	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
44	228	B.	Apparel, and ready-made clothing, n.e.i.; Hosiery, n.e.i. ad val.	..	..	..	..	25%	37½%	40%	25%

The Tariff Schedule—continued.

Consecutive No.

Tariff Item Nos.—

A.—Australian. B.—New Zealand.

C.—Special.

Item.

AUSTRALIA.

NEW ZEALAND.

Present Duties. Tariff.

Proposed Duties against New Zealand.

Present Dulles. Tariff.

Proposed Duties against Australia.

British Preferential

Intermediate.

General.

British Preferential

Intermediate.

General.

Apparel and Textiles—continued.

110(a)

Apparel, articles of, viz.:—

(b)

(a) (1) Blouses and Skirts, of cotton, linen, or other material n.e.i. each

(c)

1s.

1s. 6d.

2s.

(2) Blouses and Skirts of wool or silk, or containing wool or silk ......................................................................................... each

2s.

3s.

4s.

(3) Coats, Girls’........................................................................ each

1s. 6d.

2s.

2s. 6d.

(4) Coats, Women’s.................................................................. each

3s. 6d.

5s.

6s. 6d.

(5) Costumes, of cotton, linen, or other material n.e.i................ each

3s.

4s. 6d.

6s.

(6) Costumes of wool, or containing wool (except the costumes enumerated in sub-item (a) (7)) each

5s.

7s. 6d.

10s.

25%

(7) Costumes, of silk or containing silk each and in addition to the rates specified in sub-items

7s. 6d.

11s.

15s.

ad val.

(1) to (7)........................................................................ ad val.

or the rates imposed by sub-item (b) if higher

25%

30%

40%

(b) Apparel, n.e.i., for the human body, partly or wholly made up, including materials cut into shape therefor; also material defined by pattern or design for manufacture into apparel; secondhand apparel not imported for sale or trade and not exceeding a total value of £5 ........... ad val.

40%

50%

55%

30%

40%

45%

232

Furs, wholly or partly made up into apparel, rugs, or other articles, n.e.i.; articles made up to imitate or substitute furs or fur trimmings......... ad val.

25%

37½%

40%

25%

112 (a)

Furs and other Skins and Articles made thereof:—

(a) Apparel or Attire or other Article in part or wholly made up, including Furs or other Skins sewn together

ad val.

40%

50%

55%

25%

113

Gloves (except of Rubber), viz.:—

(a) Harvesting, Driving, Housemaids’, and Gardening ad val.

25%

35%

40%

25%

37½%

40%

25%

(b) N.E.I., including Mittens............................................................ ad val.

10%

15%

25%

10%

26%

37½%

40%

25%

The Tariff Schedule—continued.

Consecutive No.	Tariff Item. Nos.— A.—Australian. B.—New Zealand. C.—Special.		Item.	AUSTRALIA.				NEW ZEALAND.
				Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against Australia.
				British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against Australia.
			Apparel and Textiles—continued.
49	..	C.	Blankets, Blanketing, Shawls and Rugs of wool or containing wool................................................................................. ad val.	25%	30%	40%	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
50	237	B.	Hats, and Caps, in any stage of manufacture, n.e.i., including Hathoods n.e.i.................................................................................. ad val.	..	..	..	30%	25%	35%	40%	30%
51	114 (a)	A.	Hats, viz.:—
			(b) Wool Felt Hats, in any stage of manufacture per dozen	15s.	20s.	25s.	30%
			or ad val. whichever rate returns the higher duty	30%	40%	45%	ad val.
			(c) Fur Felt Hats, in any stage of manufacture per dozen	24s.	30s.	30s.	30%				-
			or ad val. whichever rate returns the higher duty	35%	40%	45%	ad val.
52	238	B.	Millinery of all kinds, including Trimmed Hats, Caps, and Bonnets
	114 (d)	A.	Hats, Caps, and Bonnets:—
	(e)		(d) Caps and Sewn Hats, n.e.i. ............................................................................... per dozen	8s.	10s.	12s.	30%	25%	35%	40%	30%
			or ad val. whichever rate returns the higher duty	35%	40%	45%	ad val.	ad val.	ad val.	ad val.	ad val.
			(e) Hats and Bonnets of all descriptions and materials, n.e.i., including Forms, Shapes, and Frames, n.e.i. ad val.	35%	40%	45%	30%
			LEATHER AND LEATHER MANUFACTURES—
53	245	B.	Leather n.e.i.; Belts, not being apparel, and Belting, wholly or partly composed of leather.......................... ad val.	..	..	..	..	15%	20%	25%	15%
			or per lb. whichever rate returns the higher duty	..	..	..	..	3d.	4d.	5d.	3d.
54	324	A.	Leather, viz.:—
			(c) (3) Calf, other than Patent and Enamelled.............. ad val.	25%	30%	35%	15% ad val. or 3d. per lb. whichever rate returns the higher duty
			(4) N.E.I., other than Patent and Enamelled .................................................................. ad val.	25%	30%	35%
			(d) Belt Butts ....................................................................... ad val.	25%	30%	35%

The Tariff Schedule—continued.

Consecutive No.	Tariff Item Nos.— A.—Australian. B.—New Zealand. c.—Special.		Item.	AUSTRALIA.				NEW ZEALAND.
				Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against Australia.
				British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against Australia.
			Leather and Leather Manufactures—continued.
65	326	A.	Leather Belting..................................................................................... ad val.	30%	35%	40%	15% ad val. or 3d. per lb., whichever rate returns the higher duty
56	325 (a)	A.	Leather Manufactures, n.e.i.; Leather cut into shape; Harness n.e.i.; Razor Strops; Whips, including handles, keepers, thongs and lashes..................................................................................... ad val.	35%	40%	45%	25%
67	325 (d)	A.	Harness and Buggy Saddles .................................................................................. each	7s.	7s. fid.	8s.	20%
			or ad val. whichever rate returns the higher duty	35%	40%	45%	ad val.
58	247	B.	Leather Laces; Vamps, and Uppers; Leather out into shapes; Clog and Patten Soles; Leather Leggings..................................................................................... ad val.	..	..	..	..	25%	37½%	45%	35%
59	266	B.	Saddlery, Harness, Whips, and Whipthongs..................................................................................... ad val.	..	..	..	..	20%	30%	35%	20%
60	207	B.	Leather Bags, Leather Cloth Bags, Attache Cases, and the like receptacles, n.e.i. (not including Basketware, Wicker ware, or similar receptacles)..................................................................................... ad val.	..	..	..	..	20%	30%	35%	25%
61	268	B.	Portmanteaux; Trunks; Travelling Bags, Brief-Bags of leather or leathercloth, Attache Cases, Suit Cases, and similar receptacles, 10 inches in length and upwards (not including Basketware, Wickerware or similar receptacles) ad val.	..	..	..	..	25%	35%	40%	30%
62	269	B.	Leather Manufactures, not being articles of apparel, n.e.i. ad val.	..	..	..	..	20%	30%	35%	25%
63	..	C.	Leather Bags, Cases, Trunks, Portmanteaux, Purses, Wallets, Hand Bags, Purse Bags, Companions, Reticules, Satchels, or Valises, with or without fittings..................................................................................... ad val.	35%	40%	50%	25%
			or each whichever rate returns the higher duty	..	1s.	1s. 6d.	ad val.
64	..	C.	Camera Covers and Cases of Leather..................................................................................... ad val.	..	..	..	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
65	250	B.	Boots, Shoes, Clogs, Pattens, Slippers, Shoettes, Sandals, Goloshes, Overshoes, and other footwear, n.e.i...................................................................................... ad val.	..	..	..	..	25%	37½%	45%	35%

The Tariff Schedule—continued.

Consecutive No.

Tariff Item Nos.—

a.—Australian. B.—New Zealand. C.—Special.

Item.

AUSTRALIA.

NEW ZEALAND.

Present Duties. Tariff.

Proposed Duties against New Zealand.

Present Duties. Tariff.

Proposed Duties against Australia.

British Preferential.

Intermediate.

General.

British Preferential.

Intermediate.

General.

Leather and Leather Manufactures—continued.

329

Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Clogs, Pattens, and other footwear (of any material), n.e.i.; Boot and Shoe Uppers and Tops; Leather Socks or Soles, n.e.i. ad ........................................................ val.

35%

40%

45%

35%

EARTHENWARE—

240

Mosaic Flooring; Tiles of all kinds and materials; Sheets and Roofing Slates composed of cement and asbestos or of similar materials; Articles n.e.i.. composed wholly or in chief value of cement or of cement and asbestos, including articles of reinforced cement.......................................................... ad val.

25%

30%

35%

20%

296

Flooring, wall, hearth, and garden tiles.......................................................... ad val.

20%

30%

35%

20%

297

Roofing-tiles, ridging, and finials, glass, and earthen; sheets, plain or corrugated, roofing slates and tiles, ridging and finials, composed of cement and asbestos or of similar materials; plaster-pulp sheets, plain and unornamental

ad val.

10%

15%

20%

TIMBER—

Timber, rough sawn, being the produce of Australia

per 100 sup. feet

2s.

Free

Timber, rough sawn, being the produce of New Zealand— In sizes of 12 inches x 6 inches (or its equivalent) and over

per 100 sup. feet

3s.

4s.

Free

In sizes of 7 inches x 2½ inches (or its equivalent) and upwards, and less than 12 inches x 6 inches (or its equivalent)........................................................ per 100 sup. feet

3s.

4s. 6d.

5s. 6d.

Free

In sizes less than 7 inches x 2½ inches (or its equivalent)

per 100 sup. feet

5s.

6s.

7s.

Free

For the manufacture of boxes per 100 sup. feet

1s.

Free

The Tariff Schedule—continued.

Consecutive No.	Tariff Item Nos.— A.—Australian. B.—New Zealand. C.—Special.		Item.	AUSTRALIA.				NEW ZEALAND.
				Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against Australia.
				British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against Australia.
			TIMBER—continued.
72	202 (II)	A.	Timber, viz.:— (h) Picture, and Room Mouldings............................................................ ad val.	30%	35%	45%	25%.
73	325	B.	Mouldings, in the piece, and panels, composed wholly of wood, suited for picture-frames, cornices, walls, or ceilings ..................................................... ad val.	..	..	..	..	20%	30%	35%	25%
			PAPER—
74	369	B.	Paper bags all kinds, n.e.i.......................... ad val.	..	..	..	..	25%	35%	40%	30%
75	334(g) (3)	A.	Paper (g) (3) Bags, n.e.i............................ per cwt.	12s.	13s.	14s.	30%		35%		30%
			or ad val.	30%	35%	40%	ad val.
			whichever rate returns the higher duty
76	359	B.	Wrapping paper, all kinds, glazed, mill-glazed, or unglazed, including browns, caps, casings, sulphites, sugars and. all other bag papers, candle carton paper, tissues, and tinfoil paper, not printed, nei., viz: In sheets not less than 20 inches by 15½ inches or the equivalent, or in rolls not less than 10 inches wide ....................................................... per cwt.	8s.	9s.	103.	6s.	5s.	7s. 6d.	8s. 9d.	6s.
			or ad val. whichever rate returns the higher duty	..	..	..	..	20%	30%	35%
			IRON AND STEEL—
77	405	B.	Knees, bends, elbows, junction and inspection boxes and covers, and other fitting, n.e.i., of cast-iron, for pipes tubes and tubing exceeding 3 inches in internal diameter per ton	48s.	65s.	80s.	30% ad val.	20% ad val.	30% ad val.	35% ad val.	30% ad val.
78	406	B.	Lead Piping and Composition Piping ............................................................... ad val.	10%	15%	20%	4s. 6d. per cwt.	3s. 6d. per cwt.	4s 6d. per cwt.	5s. per cwt.	4s. 6d. per cwt.
79	409	B.	Coil Pipes ........................................................ ad val.	30%	35%	40%	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
80	414	B.	Boilers, land, and marine; Feedwater Heaters; Fuel-economizers n.e.i.; Steam Superheaters ........................................................ ad val.	27½	35%	40%	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
81	418	B.	Gas Engines and Oil Engines, n.e.i. : Not exceeding 100 brake horse power ........................................................ ad val.	27½%	35%	40%	15%	15%	25%	25%	15%

The Tariff Schedule—continued.

Consecutive No.	Tariff Item Nos.— A.—Australian. B.—New Zealand. C—Special.		Item.	AUSTRALIA.				NEW ZEALAND.
				Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against Now Zealand.	Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposer. Duties against Australia.
				British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against Now Zealand.	British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposer. Duties against Australia.
			Iron and Steel—continued.
82	430	B.	Locomotives ............................................................. ad val.	27½%	35%	40%	20%	20%	30%	35%	20%
83	..	C.	Agricultural Machines and Implements, namely:—
			Wool Presses .......................................................... ad val.	27½%	35%	40%
			And Hay and Straw Baling Presses.......................................................... ad val.	20%	25%	30%
			Threshing Machines and Threshing Mills.......................................................... ad val.	Free	5%	10%
			Fibre Scutching Machines, Fibre Strippers, Washers and Presses ad val.	20%	25%	30%
			Ploughs, Harrows other than disc, Potato Diggers and Sorters, Grubbers other than spring tined, Ridgers for preparing ridges and without any sowing attachments, Turnip Thinners, Turnip Pickers, Turnip Cutters, and Root Pulpers ad val.
				20%	25%	30%	Free	Free	Free	Free	Free
			Stump Jump Ploughs ............................................................. ad val.	22½%	30%	35%
			Hay Rakes and Grass Seed Strippers..............	..	..	..	..
			Cambridge and Land Rollers	..	..	..	..
			Chaff Cutters with or without bagging attachments, also parts and fittings peculiar to the foregoing ............................................................. ad val.	20%	25%	30%
			Hay Rakes (Horse) .......................................................... each	£1 15s.	£2 15s.	£3
			or ad val. whichever rate returns the higher duty	30%	40%	45%
84	437	B.	Spring-tined Cultivators, Disc Harrows, Seed and Fertilizer Sowers or Drills combined or separate .......................................................... ad val.
				22½%	30%	35%	10%	10%	15%	20%	10%
		C.	Seed Cleaners and Seed Separators ad val.	20%	25%	30%	10%	10%	15%	20%	10%
85	..	C.	Dairying Machines and Implements, viz:—
			Churns, Cheese Presses, and Dairy Coolers .......................................................... ad val.	22½%	30%	35%	Free	Free	Free	Free	Free
			Curdmills, Butter Packers, Butter Workers, Butter Pounders. Milking Machines .......................................................... ad val.	20%	25%	30%	Free	Free	Free	Free	Free
			Pasteurizers .......................................................... ad val.	Free	5%	10%	Free	Free	Free	Free	Free
86	446	B.	Machinery, Dredging, and Excavating; and Grabs ............................................................. ad val.	27½%	35%	40%	10%	10%	¹⁵%	¹⁵%	¹⁰%
		C.	Earthscoops and Ditching Machines ............................................................. ad val.	20%	25%	30%	10%	10%	¹⁵%	¹⁵%	¹⁰%
87	448	B.	Stone-crushing Machines, viz.:—Jaw-crushers (not including Elevators, Screens, or Separators) ............................................................. ad val.	27½%	35%	40%	20%	20%	30%	35%	20%

The Tariff Schedule—continued.

Consecutive No.	Tariff Item Nos.— A.—Australian. B.—New Zealand. C.—Special.		Item.	AUSTRALIA.				NEW ZEALAND.
				Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	Present Duties. Tariff.			Proposed Duties against Australia.
				British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against New Zealand.	British Preferential.	Intermediate.	General.	Proposed Duties against Australia.
			Iron and Steel—continued.
88	450	B.	Coal-screening Machinery; Screens, Metal, all kinds ...................................................................................... ad val.	27½%	35%	40%	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
				35%	40%	45%	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
89	453	B.	Elevators, and Conveyers, including Mechanical, Stokers ad val.	27½%	35%	40%	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
90	454	B.	Winches, Cranes, Capstans, Windlasses, and Hoists, n.e.i. ad val.	27½%	35%	40%	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
91	456	B.	Hydro-Extractors, Wool-drying Machines, and Manure-drying Machines, not including Fans or Blowers ...................................................................................... ad val.	27½%	35%	40%	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
92	..	C.	Suction Gas Producers, Digesters ...................................................................................... ad val.	27½%	35%	40%	25%	20%	30%	35%	25%
93	460	B.	Machines for mixing, such as Concrete, Cement, or Manure Mixers ...................................................................................... ad val.	27½%	35%	40%	25%	20%	30%	35%

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