SCHEDULES.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

2.

Meaning.

A sheet of gold of a standard not lower than 5
nine carats which is made in a separate
portion, and afterwards attached to a silver
or base metal back in such a way that the
separate sheet of gold can be removed from
the back of silver or base metal.

10

A sheet of gold of a standard not lower than
nine carats sweated or soldered to a sheet or
bar of silver or base metal, the whole being
rolled down together, or in the case of wire
a core of silver or base metal completely 15
surrounded with gold of a standard not
lower than nine carats, sweated or soldered on,
the whole being drawn down together in such
a way that on annealing and pickling a
surface of gold will be shown.

20
A sheet of gold of a standard not lower than
nine carats sweated or soldered to each side
of a bar or ingot of silver or base metal, the
whole being rolled down together, or in the
case of wire a core of silver or base metal 25
completely surrounded with gold of a standard
not lower than nine carats, sweated or sol-
dered on, the whole being drawn down
together in such a way that on annealing
and pickling a surface of gold will be shown. 30
A casing of gold of a standard not lower than
nine carats on silver or base metal, the casing
being of such thickness that when the base is
dissolved in acid the gold shell is left intact.
Silver or base metal having thereon an electro 35
deposit of gold of such density that neither
nitric acid of 1.40 specific gravity nor lunar
caustic applied for two minutes will discolour
or stain it.

Silver or base metal having gold deposited 40 thereon by chemical or electro deposition

5

10

15

20

Provided that

(1887 to 1911) Amendment.

(a) when applied to a watch or other article the case of
which is a separate portion enclosing a necessary
metal mechanism, the expression "gold cased” shall
mean having a case made of gold of a standard not
lower than nine carats, and the application of such
expression to a watch or other such article which has
not a case made of gold of a standard not lower
than nine carats shall be deemed the application of a
false trade description; and

(b) in any case where gold of a standard not lower than
nine carats is imposed on silver in any of the pro-
cesses in the second column of this schedule described,
this schedule shall for the purposes of that case be
read and construed as if in the first column thereof
opposite to the description of that process there were
set forth not only the expression there appearing but
also (by way of alternatives) (1) that expression pre-
fixed by the word "silver," and (2) that expression
varied by the addition thereafter of the words "on
silver," but if such prefix or addition is used the
description of the meaning set forth in the second
column hereof shall have effect as if the reference
to base metal contained therein were omitted.

A.D. 1926.

1ST SCH. -cont.

(1) Articles imported for private use and not for sale or exchange upon proof by statutory declaration referring to this Act being furnished to the satisfaction of the Commissioners of Customs and Excise that such articles are not intended for sale 30 or exchange.

(2) Imported articles manufactured outside Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of an ornamental kind and having been made or wrought previous to the year 1800, the proof whereof shall lie upon the party claiming the benefit of the 35 exception.

(3) Articles of foreign plate which in the opinion of the Commissioners of Customs and Excise may be properly described as hand-chased, inlaid, bronzed or filigree work of oriental pattern.

supported by

Goods) Bill.

ARRANGEMENT OF CLAUSES.

Clause.

1. Imported goods bearing name or trade mark of British manufacturer or trader not to be sold unless accompanied by indication of origin.

2. Power to require indication of origin in the case of certain imported goods.

5. Laying before Parliament and revocation and variation of orders.

6. Penalty on removal of indication of origin from imported goods.

7. Execution of Act by local authorities.

8. Interpretation.

9. Exercise of powers of Board of Trade under Act.