Seventh schedule to the Melbourne Harbor trust act, No. 1119, 1890.

Steam boilers, millstones, chains, machinery, railway materials,
pig iron, cordage, oakum, flax, or other fibrous materials, car-
riages, furniture, and goods not otherwise enumerated.
Lead, lead piping, iron, iron wire, steel, or other loose metal,
shot, nails, or metals in casks, cases, or frames.

Sugar, salt, coffee, rice, flour, meal, potatoes or other vegetables,
grains, seeds, malt, hops, or pulse.

Spades, shovels, brooms, forks, frying pans, and small pieces of shaped wood.

Timber.......

Posts and rails

Pickets or palings..

Shingles or laths

Oars, tubs, or buckets.

Coals, coke, or tirewood.

Slates or bricks

Empty casks or shooks..

Per ton

3210000m

3 0

2 0

08696320

73

48.66

36.50

18.25

06

12. 17

03

6.08 4.05

73

Goods to be rated according to weight or measurement at the option of the Melbourne Harbor trust commissioners for the port of Melbourne.

Special rates fixed by regulation under the abore act.

Stone used exclusively for ballast and not carried on freight, landed from any vessel at any wharf, dock, pier, jetty, landingstage, slip, or platform within the port of Melbourne. Packages in which goods have been exported from the port of Melbourne, but which are returned empty to the said port, videlicit:

On packages each measuring not more than 10 cubic feet. On packages each exceeding 10 cubic feet, but not more than 20 cubic feet.

On packages each exceeding 20 cubic feet... Ballast composed of sand and shingle, or of sand or shingle, respectively, landed from any vessel at any wharf, dock, pier, jetty, landing stage, slip, or platform within the port of Melbourne.

Goods transshipped to any port outside this colony, or transferred by railway across Victoria to the river Murray, and intended for transshipment to ports in the colonies of New South Wales and South Australia, when such transshipment or transfer takes place within 14 days after the expiration of 48 hours from the final discharge of the import vessel.

Goods liable to pay a wharfage rate or toll at the rate of 5 shillings per ton, such rate or toll shall so far as regards each package, wrapper, or case in which the said goods are contained be.

That the word "transshipment" in the one hundred and tenth clause of the act and in the eighty ninth regulation of the trust will be sufficiently complied with if a transshipping entry is passed before the expiry of the 48 hours, and the goods are passed to the custody of the exporting ship, but such goods must be actually reshipped within 14 days from the passing of the transshipping entry otherwise the goods will be liable to the full wharfage.

EXEMPTIONS UNDER CLAUSE 110 OF THE ABOVE ACT.

Foreign Commerce. Corrected up to April, 1900.

Money reductions made in the Bureau of

2 Act No. XI, 1893; assented to October 4, 1893; amended October 1, 1895. 3 N. o. e., not otherwise enumerated.

SECOND SCHEDULE.—On the under mentioned goods, wares, articles, merchandise, or things imported into the colony a duty of 5 per cent, according to the value of the same.

THIRD SCHEDULE.-On the under-mentioned goods, wares, articles, merchandise, or things imported into the colony a duty of 10 per cent, according to the value of the same.

FOURTH SCHEDULE.-On the under-mentioned goods, wares, articles, merchandise, or things imported into the colony, and on all others so imported and not included in the first, second, third, fifth, or sixth schedules, a duty of 15 per cent, according to the value of the same.

FIFTH SCHEDULE.-On the undermentioned goods, wares, articles, merchandise, or things imported into the colony a duty of 20 per cent, according to the value of the same.