No. 314.-CONSUMPTION of KEROSENE in INDIA (excluding BURMA). (a) Figures relate to calendar years. (b) Estimated. (c) Supply available for consumption in India (excluding Burma) in 1900-01 is 78,668,000 gallons. 1A 8 5 10 10A 10B 11 Grain and pulse, all sorts, including broken grains and pulse, but excluding flour (see No. 68). Salt imported into British India and issued, in accordance with rules made with the previous sanction of the Governor-General in Council, for use in any process of manufacture; also salt imported into the port of Calcutta and issued with the sanction of the Government of Ben gai to manufacturers of glazed stone-ware; also salt imported into any port in the provinces of Bengal and Bihar and Orissa and issued, in accordance with rules made with the previous sanction of the Governor-General in Council, for use in curing fish in those provinces. (For the general duty on salt, see No. 35). II.-Raw materials and produce and articles mainly unmanufactured HIDES AND SKINS, RAW ARMS, AMMUNITION AND MILITARY 12 The following Arms, Ammunition and Military Stores: 13 14 (a) Articles falling under the 3rd, 4th, 6th, 7th or 8th sub-head of Item No. 42, when they appertain to a firearm falling under that Item and are fitted into the 8ame case with such firearm, (b) Arms forming part of the regular equipment of a commissioned or gazetted officer in His Majesty's Service entitled to wear diplomatic, military, naval, Royal Air Force or police uniform. (c) A revolver and an automatic pistol and ammunition for such revolver and pistol up to a maximum of 100 rounds per revolver or pistol, () when accompanying a commissioned officer of His Majesty's regular forces, or of the Indian Auxiliary Force or the Indian Territorial Force or a gazetted police officer, or () certified by the commandant of the corps to which such officer belongs, or, in the case of an officer not attached to any corps, by the officer commanding the station or district in which such officer is serving or, in the case of a police officer, by an Inspector-General or Commissioner of Police, to be imported by the officer for the purpose of his equipment. (d) Swords for presentation as army of volunteer prizes. (e) Arms, ammunition, and military stores imported with the sanction of the Government of India for the use of any portion of the military forces of a State in India which may be maintained and organized for Imperial Service. (f) Morris tubes and patent ammunition imported by officers commanding British and Indian regiments or volunteer corps for the instruction of their men, CHEMICALS, DRUGS AND MEDICINES Anti-plague serum. Cinchona bark and the alkaloids extracted therefrom including quinine. Corrected to April 1926. [The Indian Finance Act, No. XII of 1922, the Indian Finance Acts of 1923, 1924 and 1925, the Steel Industry (Protection) Act, 1924, the Bamboo Paper Industry (Protection) Act, 1925, and the Indian Tariff (Amendment) Acts, 1925 and 1926.] [Continued on neat z No. 16 17 18 PART I.-Articles which are free of duty-contd. Names of Articles HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS AND INSTRUMENTS-contd. No. 21 tractors, provided that they can be readily fitted The following dairy appliances, namely, cream Instruments, apparatus and appliances, imported Water-lifts, sugar-mills, oil-presses, and parts METALS 22 Names of Articles PAPER Trade catalogues and advertising circulars imported by packet, book, or parcel post. Postage stamps, whether used or unused. YARNS AND TEXTILE FABRICS Second-hand or used gunny bags or cloth made of jute. MISCELLANEOUS 23 Art, the following works of :-(1) statuary and pictures intended to be put up for the public benefit in a public place, and (2) memorials of public character intended to be put up in a public place, including the materials used, or to be used in their construction, whether worked or not. 24 Books printed, including covers for printed books, maps, charts, and plans, proofs, music and manuscripts. IV.-Miscellaneous and unclassified PART II.-Articles which are liable to non-protective duty at special rates. Names of Articles Unit or method of assessment Rate of duty 28 Ale, Beer, Porter, Cider and other fermented Imperial gallon or 6 Eight annas. liquors. |