[For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.]

(a) 5% allowance for splits in the case of spruce and white pine.

[For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.]

(b) For regulations relating to the rates of duty imposed on goods imported into Western

[For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.]

(a) For the list of countries constituting the South African Customs Union, see note (a),

[For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.]

Newfoundland

WEARING APPAREL.

Wearing apparel and ready-made clothing,
composed wholly or partly of wool,
worsted, the hair of the alpaca goat or
other like animal

35 °。 ad valorem.(a)

Capes, coats, cloaks and other manufactures 30% ad valorem.(a)

of fur; also shawls

Shirts of any material, and ladies' or
children's blouses and shirt waists; linen,
silk and cotton clothing; collars and
cuffs of cotton, linen, xylonite, zyolite,
or celluloid

Church vestments

Wearing apparel, not being merchandise
for sale, belonging to British subjects
dying abroad but domiciled in New-
foundland; also donations of clothing
for charitable purposes; equipments for
Boys' Brigades or for Salvation Army
Wearing apparel belonging to a settler and
imported by him on his first arrival;
provided that it is not to be sold or
otherwise disposed of, without payment
of duty, until after 12 months' actual use
in Newfoundland

Ready-made clothing of all kinds (not
elsewhere specified), including collars
and cuffs

Corsets; lace collars; scarfs; ties; regalia

of societies Oiled clothing

Clothing made waterproof with india

rubber

40% ad valorem.

(a) If entitled to the benefits of the British Preferential Tariff, the duty is subject to a

20% ad valorem.

10% ad valorem.

16% ad valorem.

[For Tariff Valuation of Articles on which ad valorem duties are levied, see App., pp. 410-422.]