22p.c.

32 p.c.

35 p.c.

424

425

426

427

428

429

430

431

Guns, rifles, including air guns and air rifles
not being toys; muskets, cannons, pistols,
revolvers, or other firearms; cartridge cases,
cartridges, primers, percussion caps, wads,
or other ammunition, n.o.p.; bayonets,
swords, fencing foils and masks; gun or
pistol covers or cases, game bags, loading
tools and cartridge belts of any material...
Knife blades or blanks, and table forks of iron
or steel in the rough, not handled, filed,
ground or otherwise manufactured..
Knives and forks and all other cutlery, of
steel, plated, or not, n.o.p.
Agate, granite or enamelled iron or steel ware.
Iron or steel hollow ware, plain black, or
coated, n.o.p.; and nickel and aluminum
kitchen or household hollow-ware, n.o.p...
Machine card clothing..

Patterns of brass, iron, steel or other metal,
not being models...

Plates engraved on wood, steel, or other metal
and transfers taken from the same; engra-
vers' plates of steel, or other metal, polished,
for engraving thereon...
432 Stereotypes, electrotypes and celluloids, for
almanacs, calendars, illustrated pamphlets,
newspapers or other advertisements, n.o.p.,
and matrices or copper shells for such
stereotypes, electrotypes and celluloids.
per square inch!

Tariff Items.

SCHEDULE A-Continued.

British
Preferential
Tariff.

Intermediate Tariff.

General
Tariff.

438

433

434 435

Stereotypes, electrotypes, celluloids and bases
for the same, composed wholly or in part of
metal or celluloid, n.o.p., and copper shells
for such stereotypes, electrotypes and cellu-
loids, per square inch..

433a Matrices for stereotypes, electrotypes and cel-
luloids described in item 433, per square inch
Lamp springs and clock springs..
Lamps, side-lights and head-lights, lanterns,
chandeliers; gas, coal oil, or other lighting
fixtures, including electric light fixtures, or
metal parts thereof; lava or other tips,
burners, collars, galleries, shades and shade
holders..

436 437

Gas meters, and finished parts thereof..
Safes, doors for safes and vaults; scales,
balances, weighing beams, and strength
testing machines of all kinds..
Locomotives and motor cars, for railways

and tramways; and automobiles and motor
vehicles of all kinds...

439

440 441

20 p.c.

Fire engines and fire extinguishing machines, including sprinklers for fire protection. Sewing machines, and parts thereof. Typecasting and typesetting machines and parts thereof, adapted for use in printing offices.. 441a Typewriters. 442

443

444

445

446

447

448

Printing presses, lithographic presses, and type
making accessories' therefor, also machines
specially designed for ruling, folding, bind-
ing, embossing, creasing, or cutting paper
or cardboard when for use exclusively by
printers, bookbinders and by manufactur-
ers of articles made from paper or card-
board-including parts thereof composed
wholly or in part of iron, steel, brass or
wood..

Newspaper printing presses, of not less value
by retail than fifteen hundred dollars each
of a class or kind not made in Canada...
Mould boards or shares, or plough plates,
land sides, and other plates for agricultural
implements, when cut to shape from rolled
plates of steel, but not moulded, punched,
polished or otherwise manufactured.
Mowing machines, harvesters, self binding or
without binders, binding attachments,
reapers and complete parts thereof, not in-
cluding shafting..
Cultivators, ploughs, harrows, horse-rakes,
seed-drills, manure spreaders, weeders and
windmills and complete parts thereof, not
including shafting..

Portable engines with boilers, in combination,
horse powers and traction engines, for farm
purposes; windstackers, and threshing
machine separators, including baggers,
weighers and self-feeders therefor, and
finished parts thereof for repairs....
Hay loaders, potato diggers, fodder or feed
cutters, grain crushers, fanning mills, hay
tedders, farm, road or field rollers, post hole
diggers, snaths; and other agricultural imple-
ments, n.o.p..

15 p.c.

25 p.c.

27 p.c.

453

454

455

456

157

Telephone and telegraph instruments, electric
and galvanic batteries, electric motors,
dynamos, generators, sockets, insulators
of all kinds; electric apparatus, n.o.p.;
boilers, n.o.p.; and all machinery com-
posed wholly or in part of iron or steel, n.
o.p.; and iron and steel castings, and iron
or steel integral parts of all machinery
specified in this item..

Manufactures, articles or wares of iron or
steel or of which iron and steel (or either)
are the component materials of chief value,
n.o.p..

Anchors for vessels.

Ingot moulds; glass moulds of metal.
Iron sand or globules or iron shot, and dry

putty, adapted for polishing glass or granite,
or for sawing stone..

Free.

Free.

Free.

Free.

the rough...

459

Steel bowls for cream separators, and cream
separators...

460

461

Sundry articles of metal as follows, when for
use exclusively in mining or metallurgical
operations, viz. :-Diamond drills, not in-
cluding the motive power; coal cutting
machines, except percussion coal cutters;
coal heading machines; coal augers; rotary
coal drills; core drills; miners' safety lamps
and parts thereof, also accessories for clean-
ing, filling and testing such lamps; electric
or magnetic machines for separating or con-
centrating iron ores; furnaces for the smelt-
ing of copper, zinc and nickel ores; convert-
ing apparatus for metallurgical processes in
metals; copper plates, plated or not; ma-
chinery for extraction of precious metals by
the chlorination or cyanide processes; am-
algam safes; automatic ore samplers; auto-
matic feeders; retorts; mercury pumps;
pyrometers; bullion furnaces; amalgam
cleaners; blast furnace blowing engines;
wrought iron tubing, butt or lap welded,
threaded or coupled or not, over four inches
in diameter; and integral parts of all ma-
chinery mentioned in this item....
Machinery and appliances of iron or steel, of a
class or kind not made in Canada, and ele-
vators, and machinery of floating dredges,
when for use exclusively in alluvial gold
mining...

461a Iron or steel pipe not butt or lap welded, and
wirebound wooden pipe, not less than thirty
inches internal diameter, when for use ex-
clusively in alluvial gold mining....

462

Blowers of iron or steel of a class or kind not
made in Canada, for use in the smelting of
ores, or in the reduction, separation or re-
fining of metals; rotary kilns, revolving
roasters and furnaces of metal of a class or
kind not made in Canada, designed for
roasting ore, mineral, rock or clay; furnace
slag trucks and slag pots of a class or kind
not made in Canada..

462a Briquette-making machines.

463

464

465

466

467

468

469

470

Machinery of every kind and structural iron
and steel, when imported under regulations
prescribed by the Minister of Customs, for
use in the construction and equipment of
factories for the manufacture of sugar from
beet root.
The following articles and materials, under
regulations prescribed by the Minister of
Customs, viz. :—

(a) All tools and machinery not manu-
factured in Canada up to the required
standard, necessary for any factory
to be established in Canada for the
manufacture of rifles for the Govern-
ment of Canada...

(b) All materials or parts in the rough,
unfinished, and screws, nuts, bands and
springs, to be used in rifles to be manu-
factured at any such factory for the
Government of Canada...

The following articles and materials when
imported by manufacturers of automatic
gas buoys and automatic gas beacons, for
use in the manufacture of such buoys and
beacons for the Government of Canada
or for export, under regulations prescribed
by the Minister of Customs, viz.:-iron or
steel tubes over sixteen inches in diameter;
flanged and dished steel heads made from
boiler plate, over five feet in diameter;
hardened steel balls, not less than three
inches in diameter; acetylene gas lanterns
and parts thereof; and tobin bronze in bars
or rods..
Surgical and dental instruments of metal;
surgical needles; X-ray apparatus and
parts thereof; surgical operating tables for
use in hospitals; and microscopes valued at
not less than $50 each by retail....
Machinery, of a class or kind not made in
Canada, and parts thereof, for the manu-
facture of twine, cordage, or linen, or for the
preparation of flax fibre.
Machinery, of a class or kind not made in
Canada, and parts thereof, specially adapted
for carding, spinning, weaving, braiding, or
knitting fibrous materials, when imported
by manufacturers for such purposes
Well-drilling machinery and apparatus of a
class or kind not made in Canada, for drill-
ing for water, natural gas and oil, and for
prospecting for minerals, not to include
motive power.

Iron or steel masts, or parts thereof, and iron
or steel beams, angles, sheets, plates, knees
and cable chain, for wooden, iron, steel or

471

472

473

474

475

1476

477

478

479

480

481

composite ships and vessels; and iron, steel
or brass manufactures which at the time of
their importation are of a class or kind not
manufactured in Canada, when imported
for use in the construction or equipment of
ships or vessels, under regulations pre-
scribed by the Minister of Customs.
Rolled round wire rods in the coil, of iron or
steel, not over three-eighths of an inch in
diameter, when imported by wire manu-
facturers for use in making wire in the coil,
in their own factories..
Materials which enter into the construction
and form part of cream separators, when
imported by manufacturers of cream separ-
ators to be used in their own factories for the
manufacture of cream separators.
Rolled steel for saws and for straw cutters,
not tempered or ground nor further manu-
factured than cut to shape, without indent-
ed edges....
Steel springs for the manufacture of surgical
trusses, when imported by manufacturers of
surgical trusses for use exclusively in the
manufacture thereof in their own factories
Crucible sheet steel, eleven to sixteen gauge.
two and one-half to eighteen inches wide
for the manufacture of mower and reaper!
knives, when imported by the manufac-|
turers thereof for use exclusively in the
manufacture of such articles in their own
factories...

Steel of number twenty gauge and thinner,
but not thinner than number thirty gauge,
for the manufacture of corset steels, clock
springs and shoe shanks, when imported by
manufacturers of such articles for use ex-
clusively in the manufacture of such articles
in their own factories..
Steel of number twelve gauge and thinner,
but not thinner than number thirty gauge,
for the manufacture of buckle clasps, bed!
fasts, furniture casters, and ice creepers,
when imported by manufacturers of such
articles, for use exclusively in the manu-
facture of such articles in their own factories
Steel of numbers twenty-four and seventeen
gauge, in sheets sixty-three inches long.
and from eighteen inches to thirty-two in-
ches wide, when imported by the manu-
facturers of tubular bow sockets for use ex-
clusively in the manufacture of such articles |

in their own factories...
Flat steel wire, of number sixteen gauge on
thinner, when imported by the manufac-
turers of crinoline or corset wire and dress
stays, for use exclusively in the manufac-
ture of such articles in their own factories.
Steel strips and flat steel wire when imported
into Canada by manufacturers of buckthorn
and plain strip fencing, for use exclusively
in the manufacture of such articles in their
own factories; and barbed fencing wire of
iron or steel..
Steel wire, Bessemer soft drawn spring, of
numbers ten, twelve and thirteen gauge,

Free.