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REGISTERED No. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 110] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968/CHAITRA 12, 1890

Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed

as a separate compilation.

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE IMPORT TRADE CONTROL New Delhi, the 31st March 1968 ORDERS

S.O. 1288.—In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports and Exports (Control) Act 1947 (18 of 1947), the Central Government hereby makes the following Order, to amend further the Imports (Control) Order, 1955, namely

1. This Order may be called the Imports (Control) First Amendment Order, 1968. 2. In the Imports (Control) Order, 1955,—

(A) the existing clause 6 shall be substituted by the following, namely,—

"8. Refusal of licence—(1) The Central Government or the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports may refuse to grant a licence or direct any other licensing authority not to grant a licence: —-

(a) if no foreign exchange is available for the purpose; (b) if the grant of a licence to an applicant is prejudicial to the interests of the State;

(c) If it has been decided to canalise imports and distribution thereof through special or specialised agencies or channels;

(d) if the applicant is a partner in a partnership firm, or a director of a private Limited company, which is for the time being subject to any action under clause 8;

(e) if the applicant is a partnership firm or a Limited company any partner or director whereof, as the case may be, is for the time being subject to any action under clause 8, 8A or 8B; and

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(f) if any ampunt demande4 from the applicant under the Cugtom3 Act, 1962 or any penalty iqa&wsed on him under the said Act has re- mained unpaid for a period of three- months.

(2) The refusal of a licence under'sub-clause (1) shall be without prejudice to any othear action that may be taken by a JJcw#taig AuJJuortyy under ti" relevant Import policy and procedure in force i£ reapeet of an application.

($) In clause a i ,^

(a) in sub-fliouse (1), in sub-paragraph (gg) thereof, after Item (ill), the

following shall be inserted, namely,—

"(iv) Tea falling under Serial No. 25 of Part IV of the ITC Schedule".

(b) in sub-clause (2),—

(i) in sub-paragraph (c), after the word 'use', the words 'and by labora- tories for research purpose', shall be Inserted;

(il) the existing sub-paragraph (d) shall be substituted by the following namely,—

"(d) scientific instruments, apparatus and appliances, and replacement parts thereof, by technical and research institutions or Govern- ment research and analytical laboratories, for their own use. provided the ci.f. value of such goods, imported at any onr time, shall not exceed one thousand rupees".

(iil) after the existing sub-paragraph (e), the following sub-paragraph shall be inserted, namely: —

"(f) High purity chemicals, by research and analytical laboratories, for their own use, provided the c.I.f. value of such goods imported at any one time shall not exceed two hundred and fifty rupees".

(C) The existing Schedule I, shall be substituted by the Schedule I, as an- nexed to this Order.

SCHEDULE I

dSte Clause 3)

N.B.— Each entry in coluntn (2) has the same meaning as in the item of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 (XXXII of 1934), specified against it In column (3) being the item which applieB wholly or in part, to the entry in column (2)

Name of article

Serial No.

Item of first Schedule to Indian Tariff Act, 1934.

2

1

3

Parti

1.

, 28 and 70(1)

Calcium Molydatcj Molyte and other M o l y b d e n um p r o d u c t s.

Ferro- Tungsten . . . . . . ..

2.

• 63(1)

F e no Molybdenum

Ferro-Vanadium . . . . . . ..

Ferro-Titanium .

Ferro-Phosphorus

3. 4- 5- 6.

Ferro- Columbium (also known as ferro-niobium)

Ferro-S^lenium . . . . . . ..

7- 8.

Ferro-Silicon

• 63(i) • 63(1) • 63(0 • 63(i) • 63(1) • 63(1) • 63(35) 9- 10. Ferro-Chrome

• 63(1)

•

P a i rt I — c o w f i.

II

63CD R e f i n ed F c j T 07M a n g a n c 8 c: . . . , • .. (a) A ll g r a d e tf b e l ow 3% C a r b on . . . - .- ( 6; A ll g l i d es of 3% a r id a b o ve c a r b on .

12

63(1)

C3(i)

63(1) S i l i c ' o - M a n g a n c se . . . . . . . •• Silico-Spiegel . . . . . . . .. Fcrro-Silicon Zirconium and Fcrro Boran: •

14

CO Ferro Silicon Zirconium (it) Ferro Boron

Iron or steel angle, channel, tee, flat beam or Joist, zed, trough and

st 5

piling

63W

JUS (a) Iron or Steel rounds, rods, squares, hexagons and other sections 1 and shapes and whether black or bright 1

(b) High speed, alloy and carbon tool steel section, stainless and

63(3).

16.

heat resisting steels - • • - • • -J -A Bright M. S. and Free Cutting quality (high sulphur and/or Ledloy) Bar^j Rounds, Rods, Squares, Hexagons, Octagons and Flats and other sections including Steel Shaftings (Reeled), Bright drawn, turned and polished bars.

*7

1 63(6), 63(7), £63(17, 63(18) J and 72(3).

Iron and steel pipes and tubes and fittings therefor including valves and boiler tubes cut to shape and size and unscrewed mild-steel tubes or cycle frames in lengths and cut to size, but excluding non-fcrious pipe flttingsflexiblemetflllictubes,andbrass/coppercoated tubes.

(0 Iron and steel valves, strainers and hydrants and parts thereof.

i(u) (a, Boiler tubes in full lengths or cut to shape and size.

(b) Cast iron pressure pipes and specials, (c) Oil line pipes and tubes. (

excluding stainless steel tubes .

<") Mechanical tubing welded including mild steel tubes for cycle

frames in lengths cut to sizes. O) Mechanical tubing (seamless) (g) Stainless steel pipes and tubes.

'(iit) Pipes or tubes flexible, for passing gas or fluid under pres-

sure and telescopic flush pipes.

(iv) (a) Wrought Iron steel pipe fittings n.o.s.

(b) Other steel pipe fittings, n.o.'.

1 Iron or steel plates, medium plates, sole plates, ternc plates, black

s8

63(7), 63(19) and plates, silver finished plates including cast iron and plates .

63(20)

) Steel ingots and iron or ateel, bloortis, billets and slabs excluding

<5

63(8) pieces of less than ij-inches square or thick

) Iron and steel structures, fabricated partially or wholly, if made mainly or wholly of iron or steel bars, sections, plates or sheets for the construction of buildings and colliery arches orpit props and parts thereof . . . . . . . . . ..

63(9X63(28), 63(30).

21

63(10)

S3

[ Steel tinplates and tinned sheets, inducting tin taggers, and cuttirgs of such plates, sheets or taggers . . . . .. 1 Iron and Steel bolts, nuts, set screws, mjjehinc screws, and ma- chine studs but excluding bolts, nutsaiidscrcwsadnptcdforuseon cycles . . . . . . . . . .. 63(i2)>63(i3).

75(1) and 65(3)

(a) Machine screws, Set screws, and Machine studs. (6) Others

64(14) and 63(34) •2; 5 Iron and steel hooks and strips . . . . . .. |. Iron ani steel rivets and bifurcated rivets : . , . . 63(15) (a) Bifurcated rivets. (b) Tinmen's rivets. (c) Others

Part I—contd.

Iron and steel rooting nails, k.k. naite, roBe nails, horse and bullock

25

shoes nails, dowel nails, chair nails, clout nails, boat nails, panel pins and washers, all sorts n.o.s, . . . .. 63(16)

(a) Panel pins of size V and below. (bj Panel pins of over i* size (i.e., wire nails), (c) Deleted. (d) Others

(0 Iron nnd sieel sheets, less than jjmm, coated and uncoated galva-

26

nised cellactie, Including, tinmilc Black plates, and

("") High Silicon Electrical Steel sheeti, excluding laminations,

Stampings and punchings . . . . . .. 63(20), 63(28? and 63(31) 27 Iron or steel raih, sleepers or fish plates for railways and tramways, Dog spikes, chain spikes and screw spikes, (i.e. Railway fittings other than Fish Plates)

63 (2i),63(22\. and 63(23)

28

29

"3(22) 63(24) Malleable Iron Citings including malleable iron pipe fittings etc. Iron or Steel wire ropes or wire strand (stranded wire) . Iron or steel wire whether plain or barbed (excluding uncoated elec-

30

trodes)

63(24). 63(³5). and 63(32)

3i

63(25)

32 33

Iron or steel wire nails . . . . , ,. Deleted. Deleted. Iroi or steed wire ro Is coated or uncoated (excluding electrodes)

34

63(3^63(25) an*

63(28) Iroi and Steel wire nettingB

35

63(28) (a) Iron and Steel wire netting ofall sorts (excluding Stainless

Steel wire nettling),

(ft) Stainless Steel wire netting

35-A . Iron and Steel welied fabrics (other than bar and rod) specially designed for the reinforcement of concrete . . .. 63(26)

Iron or Steel wire chalnlink fencing wire mesh, wirestaplcs (excluding

36

machines staples) and boot and shoe grindery ,

'63(t6), 63(25),

63(28), 20, 28, 22(3) and 87.

(a) Wire chain link fencing. (/;) Iron or steel stapling wire, includin g copper coated staplir g wire galvanised or black (excluding machine staples) .

(c) Boot and shoe grindery, the following, namely:—

(i) Machine tacks.

(ii) Tacks anchor for shoes (for use on machines) (lit) Plugs tips flange (iv) Wire required for lasting of boots and shoes (v) Slugging wire

(vi) Rand and taking wire (vii) Milled tacking wire (oiii) Screwing wire (ix) Autosoler wire (*) Rivets for shoes (xt) Nails for fixing heel tips and toe plates (xii) Nails for fixing rubber (xiit) Buckets for shoes (xiv) Heel tips

(xv) Toe plates

(xvi) light cut hand tacki for shoes and tingles for shoes (xvii) Blue cut and/or Bright cut tacks (xviii) Heel pins

(xix) Iron or steel shoes eyelets including those enamelled

or celluloid dipped (but excluding, brass shoe eyelets and hooks for boot and shoes)

• - -v n ,.": f . H .i I I' ' ,of : ' " ') ¹ A, y * ' vi; , .v • • '' '• • i vI 2 3 Pa" /—contd.

(xx) C'Jtlan nails, bills, hoba, stud, pronged protectors (but excluding heel tips and toe plates and spikes for boots and shoes (xxi) Steel shoe shanks (xxii) Grooved Tacks

(d) Wire mesh (e) Others

63(28) Shell steel-J Iron cntings (unmachlned) and iron and steel chains all sorts, In-

37 38

39

63

41

42

43

44

£% ^WGAZtTrte CfF tNblA £JCTltA6j(DfNAllY ^^IU-I 2 3 Parr /—contd.

(<;) (1) P h o to engravers' zinc sheets including highly polished

quality.

• ' ' • '.

CO) Lithographic zinc sheets/plates for offset primine If) Others.

45

69 and 69 (1)1 (a) Tin block and tin scrap (*) Tin p,latc scrap.

. . ..

70(1).

Tin wrought includirg the following viz., foil and wire White m:tal (antifriction metal), solders (including cored) and

45-A 45-B

printing metals .

69(21)' ("') Brass, bronze and aimilar alloys wrought including the following vig., wire,rod,sections, sheet,pipe, tube ; unwroughiaridih tjie form of ingot and scrap whether irigotted or otherwise and trje,fbl- lowing manufactures, vig., perforated sheets, sheets cut size and pipe, rod and tube cut to shape and size including manufactures of Nickel Allays and Nickel chrome Alloys but excluding chemical or imitation gold . . . . . • .

65(70), 7°(A)y 70(4) 70(6) and. 72(3) (it) Nickel base alloys and Nickel chrome alloys including manu-

factures and scraps thereof. (a) Brass, bronze and similar alloys unwroughtardinthefoim

of ingot and scrap whether ingottod or otherwise ajid the: following manufactures, viz., perforated sheets.

(&) Nickel base alloys and nickel chrome alloys including-

manufactures and scraps thereof,

(c) Brass, bronze and similar alloys wrought including the following 1 vig., Wire, rod, section, sheet, pipe and tube and the following majivifac;tures,wa;., rod and tube cutto shape and size but Excluding chemicals or imitation gold.

(d) Bronze flexible pipes or tubes for passing gas or fluid under

pressure.

47

Copper, unwrought in the form of ingots, blooms, slabs, cakes, tiles, bricks, blocks, billet cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic #ire bars and ingot bars . . - - . . . .. Antimony ingot regulus and Btar metal . . ..

47-A

64(2) 70(1), 7o(2V and 70(3) Nickel including Nickel scrap in all forms excluding manufactures

48

thereof but including nickel rjellets and nickel anodes

65(1) and 7o(i>

49

All copper base alloys including phosphor copper and cuprqnickel and scrap of such alloys in all forms but excluding all manuilac- turcs . .

M o n cl m e t al u n w r o u g ht . . . . . . ..

70(1) 70(1) 50

TuPgsten metal in all forms including alloys all manufactures, semis

Ji

and products thereof . . . . . ..

70(1)

Molybdenum metal in all forms including alloys, all manufactures,

52

semis and products thereof . . . . ..

70(1) 70(1) and 87 53 (a) Calcium Manganese Silicon - . . , (b) Calcium Silicide

Iron and steel screws all sorts inc[uding gimlet points . .

63(33) and (71- 54

(a) Wood BCrew of the following descriptions :—

1. Countersunk Head Wood screws lathe pointed. 2. Galvanised Cone Head Roofing Screws. 3. Galvanised Cone Head Cutter Wood Screws. 4. Galvanised Mush RoOm H t ad Cutter Wood Screws. 5. Large Head Coffin Screws. 6, Square Head Coffin Strews. 7. Dowell Screw. 8. Laying-in-Scrcws. 9. Phillips Recessed Wood Screws.

ato. sow Tttmvi"aKtrt o* nmiAk^^M^ii Y ^

art I—contd.

p

(ft) Wood Screws of the types specified below :—

i Countersunk Head Wood screws.

2 Countersunk Head Household assortment.

3 Countersunk Head wormed to head.

4 Round Head Wood Screws.

5 Raised Head Wood Screws.

6 Cheese Head Wood Screws.

(c) Iron and Steel Screws of the following descriptions :—

(i) Coash, Screws, Square and Hexagonal Head. (if) Self Tapping Screws (Sheet Metal Screws) including H a m-

mer Drive Screws.

(d) Leaves for leafs prings.

Steel earth wire for electric installations . . . ..

55

72(3)

(i) Earthwirc (stranded).

(i") $teel earthwire for hydro-electric installations.

55-A Rolling rolls for steel works (whether of cast ironj cast steel or forged 72(3)

Fabricated iron and steel sheets, for the construction of coal tubes and

56

fabricated galvanised iron sheets for roofing railway wagons . 74

57 Iron or steel tyres, axles, wheels and buffers for locomotives, wagons and carriage, whether for railway or tramways and iron or steel railway or tramway springs, whether laminated or coiled.

72(3). 74.74(i>

74(3)* 75 and 74(4)- (a) Iron or steel tyres, axles and wheels. (b) Iron or steel buffers for locomotives, wagons and carriages

whether for railways or tramways.

(c) Railways or Tramways coiled springs. (a) Railways or TramwayB springs laminated. (") Industrial coil springs and formed springs including pre-

cision springB.

72 & 72 (3) Locomotive pistons, r o is and m scion parts . . . .. Pig Iron . . . . . . . . ..

58 59

63(4)

Part i

II Dry battery wax, red and black, wooden separators and sealing

compounds for batteries and accumulators

15, 73(7) & 87 (a) Wooden separators.

(6) Dry battery wax, red, black, etc.

2 Deleted.

Raw Manila hemp (Fibre)

46(4) (a) 3

Raw hemp excluding raw Manila hemp (Fibre) . . ..

46(4) 4

Raw sisal fibre . . . . . . . ..

46(5)

A l oe F i b re

4"(5) 5 6

S i s al y a rn . . . . . . . . ..

53 7

Packing and Jointing Material

, Asbestos manufactures, not otherwise specified

• 58(D 7-A

IS

(a) Asbestos yarn, packings, Rope lagging and Asbestc

Textile products all sorts.

(b) Compressed Asbestos Fibre jointing sheets, mill board,

Ferrobestos.

(c) Asbestos based products for electrical insulation and pro-

ducts not otherwise specified.

—contd.

Part II-

/•&

58(2) Packing engines and boilers all sorts, not otherwise specified . Steam, pneumatic and hydraulic packings for all machinery

Readymade boiler packing

8

72(3) 7*6)

9

63(1) to 63(28) Metals and manufactures thereof. Iron and steel and articles made thereof excepting those covered by parts, I, IV, V and VI of this Schedule (including coated and un- coated electrodes both rod and wire) and including non-ferrous pipe fittings, telescopic flush tubes? brass/copper coated tubes but excluding old iron and steel and articles made thereof fa) Machined Steel balls above 9/16 ' diameter. (b) Machined Steel balls 9/16" diameter and below. (c) Unmachined Steel Balls. (a) (1) Coated or uncoated arc welding electrodes.

(it) Iron or steel coated and uncoated rods, wire, foils stri ip for gas welding and brazing.

(*) Steeldrums and barrels. (/) Welded wire mesh. (g) Others.

10 Manufactures of copper, excluding scrap and those mentioned in Part

I of the Schedule

64

(a) Rods, wire, foil and strip made of copper for gas welding

and brazing,

(ft) Copper wire (other than bare hard drawn electrolytic

copper wire).

(c) Others including copper powder.

II German Silver (including nickel silver) including semi-manufactures

and scraps thereof . . . . . . .. 65

12 Aluminium circles, sheets, strips and other manufactures, not other-

wise specified . . . . . . . .. 66

Aluminium in any crude form, including ingots, bars, blocks, slabs,

66(1) and 66(2) billets, shots and pellets . . . . . ..

14 Deleted. Zinc or spelter, manufactures, not otherwise specified, excluding

15

68

scraps, and those mentioned in Part I of this Schedule

16

i Manufactures of brass, bronze and similar alloys not otherwise specifi cc excluding scrap and chemicals or imitation gold and those men- tioned in Part I of the Schedule . • • _ •

70 and 70(6).

(a) Electrodes made of brass, bronze and other similar alloys

and rods, foil, wire and strip, made of brass bronze, and other similar alloys for gas welding and brazing,

(ft) Sintered Bronze self-lubricating Bushes and Bearings

(popularly known as Oilite Bushes),

(c) Other sintered metal parts/components. (d) Others.

17

All sorts of metals and alloys other than Iron & Steel and manufactu- res thereof not otherwise specified excluding those mentioned in Parts I, IV, V and VI of the Schedule .

7 ° ( I )J 7O(7)> 70(8) and 7°(9J-

(a) CO Cadmium, cobalt, manganese, magnesium, bismuth,

chromium, vanadium and other virgin non-ferrous metals not otherwise specified and manufactures thereof including Nickel manufactures and also including monel metal manufactures, Dental silver alloys in I and 5 oz., packing aluminium leadwinged, glazing bars and magnesium powder, but excluding non-ferrous semi-manufactures and alloys and also excluding Electrodes, rod, foil, wire and strips for gas welding and brazing made of alloys not otherwise specified.

ta.8(H)] 'ito*;#mrtt -':te'i^&&Juaaaakt &f2 I 3 Part II—contd.

(a) (JI) All Non-ferrous welding clcctrodes/rods/wires strips/

foil/apedal shapes made of pure metals or alloys thereof, for purpose of gas welding and brazing.

(a) (iit) Non-ferrous electroplating Anodes of all non-ferrous metals like Nickel, Cadmium, Chromium, Bismuth, Copper, Zinc, Lead, Tin, Antimony, etc.

(ft) Non-ferrous resistance alloys and bi-metal semi-manu-

factures like rods, strips, wires, foils, etc.

(c) Aluminium alloy items (other than thoso used in aircraft cona

truction) containing not more than 99 per cent of alumi- nium in the form of plates, sheets, circles, strips, rods, bars, tubes, Bections, wires and rivets.

(d) Aluminium scrap. (") Others.

Racks for withering of tea leaves

18

71(6).

Bearings

(1) Ball Bearings

19

71. 72 (3)> 72(35) to 72(38).

(0 Ball bearings of 1* bore (internal) diameter and below. (") Ball bearings above i" bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 2" bore (internal) dia.

("0 Ball bearings above 2" bore (internal) diameter upto

and including 3" bore (internal) dia.

(iv) Ball bearings above 3" bore (internal) diameter. (D) Component parts of Ball bearings not otherwise specific d.

(2) Roller bearings including needle roller bearings and needle

19

roller assemblies . • •

72(3), 73(38) and 75(11).

(i) Cylindrical roller bearings. (i'O Component parts of Roller bearings including accessoriei

i,

such as rollers including needle rollers, sleeves, nuts and washers

71, 72(3), 72(38) and 75(11)

19 (3) (0 Taper roller bearings

71. 72(3).

75(4)J 7 5 ( " ).

(J'J) Component parts of taper roller bearings

81. 72(3), 75(4) and 75(11).

Small tools and hand tools/Centre Thin Caps

20 (1) Metal working tools :

(a) Tools and cutter tipped with either Tungsten Carbide or

Stellite solid or Ceramic or other oxide tips (including inserted types) and spare tips and bits thereof excluding tools, tips and bits made out ofsteel which fall under S. No. 2O(i)(6)/II or S.No. 2O(i)W/II.

71 & 72(3).

(£>) Milling Cutters, Gear Cutters, End Mills, Slitting Saws,

taps, dies and other thread forming tools,

(c) Metal working saws (including power operated hacksaw blades), wire drawing dies and other mstal working tools (machine worked) not specified elsewhere.

30 (2) Wood--working Tools : (a) (0 Circular saws, inclusive of inserted blade types.

• 7i Se 72(3)

(ii) Wood working band saws. ("VQ Other machine worked saws.

(b) Machine worked cutters including all machine worked wood-

working tools not ehevrhere specified.

(3) The following hand tools :— (g) (i) Files and Rasps.

(it) Bnxjry wijeel dressers and cutters. (•Vi) Qlasj cutting or writing diamond tools.

4^8 v '*•..,'.'('„, .. r, ri •,• .-ru-,,^ ••fTT'j.v.'i.vr,..,' i.nr r'w- p, •-I 2 3 Part //—contd. (b) (0 Tube expanders, Hand saws other than fret or piercing saw"..

(('") Hacksaw bladeB. (iii) Fret or piarcinfc saws and coping saws.

71 & 72(3) (4) (a) Adjustable band reamers or ixparidJny reamers (b) Tfwist drills and teahrefs less than 3F64" dia. (cj Carbido tipped drills and reamerb. (d) Twist drills and reamers of 3/164" dia. and above.

Precision and measuring tools.

21

71, 73(3) and 77 Tho following precision aod measuring tools : . (B) Micrometers, Universal Surface Gauges, Vernier Height Gauges,

Vernier Depth Gauges, Micrometer Depth Gauges, Rule I?*pth Gauges, Planer and Shaper Gauges., Taper Parallel Gauges, Screw Pitch Gauges, Fillet and Kadius Gauges, Feeler Gauges, Thick- ness Gauge Stocks, Twist Drill and Machine Screws Tap Gauges, Cftllrper and Vire Gauges, Drill and wire Gauges, Jobbers Drill Ganges, Drill Point and Depth Gauges., Boiling Mill Gauges, English Standard Wire Gauges, Dial Gavpe3, Dial Test Indicators lathe Test Indicators, Straight Edges, Indicator jSttacbcments, Vernier Callipers, Universal Bevel Protractors, Protractors, Combi- nation Sets, Stainless Steel Draftsman's Protractors, Gear Tooib Verniers, Speed Indicators, Hardened Ground Steel Parallels, Die Makers Squares, Hardened Steel Squares, Universal Bevels, Combination Squares, Automatic Centre Punches, Combination Callipers and Dividers, Steel Rules, Measuring Tapes, Feeler Gauges strips and also such other measuring tools and instruments used in the engineering workshop and industry for measuring or gauging or checking or comparing physical dimensions.

(2) Tool Makers' Buttons.

Abrasives

30 and 30(0) 32

32(3) 23

Sand paper and glass paper . . . . . .. Valve grinding pastes and Compounds ' . . . .. Grinding wheels and segments, abrasives, grinding belts, rolls and

24

71(8), 81(12) and disc* —

73(3) (a)(t) Diamond lapping wheels or grinding wheels impregnated with

diamond dust, (**') Other manufactures of synthetic abrasive grains—impregnated

30(10) and 87.

with diamond dust, (b) Grinding wheels and segments, (c) Others. Carborundum files, abrasive bricks, emery powder, emery grain,

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ercery cloth, emery paper, abrasive grain and carborundum powder—

(a) Briery fillets, (b) Crocus paper and emery polishing papers of standard roicfon

gradings.

(c) Water proof abrasive paper and cloth, (d) Emery grain, emery powder, abrasive and carborundum grain and

powder, (e) Others.

Crusibhs

26 (1) Graphite Crucibles for pit furnaces . . . .. (2) Graphite Crucibles including covers, muffles rings and stands for

87 73(q) and 87 tilting furnaces.

(3) Silicon Carbide Crucibles for pit fired furnaces . . , (4) Silicon Carbide Crucibles for tilting furnaces

87 72(c) and 87

Befting

33(3) 32(3) and 33 27 27-A

Belt cement "tfelfdre'ssing: . .

~-" J .' ' •>\;-K*er..; I ..' ...f':.., ,.;,,. .:.. , . „ . . ,, , , .1

(i) Leather laces. (a) Leather belting. (3) Deleted. U) V-Bclts, V-Belts end leBS—made of leather or rubber. (5) Hair Belting.

1 (6) Cotton belting, cotton rubberised belting, cotton bituminiscd belting.

C,7) Spindle tape. (8) Conveyor belting i—

(a) Rubber covered convqyor bcltirjg. tb) Steel conveyor belts. (?) Rubber ply transmission belts, (lo) Balata belting.

( I I) Endless, flat beltSj endless cone drura belts and endless made

up machine belts,

(ia) Single Bolt Belt fasteners. (13) Double Bolt Belt fasteners. (14) Deleted. (15) Deleted. (16) Steel belt lacing (Alligator types), (17) Steol belt lacing (other than^Alligator types). (18) Others.

MacMntry

7a(a) and 7a(3> 29 30

Power driven road rollers and component perts thereof Diesel engines of ell types and component ports thereof except spare

parts for internal combustion engineB Of road vehicle type

?a(a) a"d 73(3) (a) Diesel engines of 0-3 H.P. (b) Diesel engines above 3 H.P. and upto and including 3a H.P. (c) Diesel engines above 30 H.F. (d) Marine type diesel engines (i.e., an engine usually supplied with

boll housing) carrying reverse gear and dutch in which vater circji is protected with zinc coating or is made o£bronze and starting con- trivance is at high level to facilitate band starting),

(c) Diesel eigin'fts of Road vehicular type excluding spares thereof. (f) Spare parts of diesel engines other than spares for road vehicular

type diesel engines :—

(i) Fuel injection equipment and component parts thereof. iti) Air cleaners.

(tit) Others.

3i

Petrol, Gas and Kerosene engines of the types (excluding automo- bile units) and component parts thereof except spare parts for petrol internal combustion engines of road vehicular type :— 72(a) and 72(3)" (a) Complete engines, (b) Parts thereof, (c) (i) Out-board motors upto and including 5 H.P.

("'") Out board motors above 5 H.P.

Motors and Generators of any type or design and component parts 72(b), 72(3) an* thereof.

72(14).

(a) Fractional, horac power motors (including motors upto one H.P,)

suitable for D.C. supply or single phase.

(b) A.G. 3 phisc, squirrel cage motors upto 30 H.P. conforming to details of construction and. design as given belo\v and slipring motors from 10 to 30 H.P. :—-'•

(t) Type-Standard High Torque (includingloom motors) smooth

acceleration.

4-

* - " • ' . > . •* i" I

. ' . . .: lA . AI L AU D I ^ A RY

[ f t u rr I I—

Part II—contd. (fl) Voltage—200—550. (tit) Spindle—Horizontal or vertical, (iv) Enclosure-Screen pro—protectcd/drip-proof totally enclosed

(including fan cooled),

(c) Motors of the types mentioned in (b) above but from 31 H.P. to

50 H.P.

d) Other types of motors, c) Parts of Motors, f) Electric Generators, g) Generating Sets, n) Parts of Generators.

72(b), 72(3), 72(6) 33 Pneumatic plants consisting of Prime movers and auxiliary equipment incl'iiing parts thereof and portable electric tools an4 parts thcrof. and 73

Industrial Exhaust Fans and Blowers . . . ..

33-A

72(b), 72(3), 72(6 and 73(18)

33-B. C3 npwnors air or gas portable or stationary but not being imported 72(b), 72(3) and

72(6) as an integral part of any spray painting or refrigerating or air- coniitioning equipment or as component parts of any engine.

Power driven pumps and component parts thereof excluding trailer

34

pumps :__

72(b), 72(3) and 72(6)

(a) (i) Special pumps for fused caustic soda or acids.

("<; Vacuum pumps electric either complete with or without base plate and motor of capacity not exceeding 1/2 H.P. for use in laboratory provided the motor is not of the prohibited type, (b) Power driven pumps and pumping sets driven either by Internal Cimb-UtioTi Engines or by Electric Motors or by any other source of power,

(c) Spare parts of power driven pumps excluding Trailer pumps. Polishing bobs and wheels, scratch brushes and scouring brushes

3*-A

which are component parts of polishing machines

72(3) and 72(6)

M""ual o,i;rat^:i pimps and component parts excluding stirrup

35

pumps:— (a) Petrol and oil pumps and parts thereof, (b) Other types of Hand Pumps, (c) Parts.

36 The following articles of machinery not otherwise specified in this schedule when required for jute industry, hemp industry, tea industry, iron and steel production work, electric supply under- takings and mines and quarries :—

7200

(1) Prime movers, boilers, locomotive engines and tenders for the same, portable engines (including fire engines) and other machines, in which the prime mover is not separatable from the operative parts . . . . . .. (2) Machines and set of machines to be worked by electric, steam, water, fire or other power not being manual or animal labour or which before being brought into use requires to be fixed with reference to other moving parts . . .. 72(b)

(3) Apparatus and appliances not to be operated by manual or

animal labour which , arc designed for use in an Industrie system as parts Indispensable for its operation and have been given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose. 72(C)

(4) Control gear (other than electric self acting or otherwise) and transmission gear (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery above specified including driving chains, but excluding driving ropes not made of cotton and bcltin g

72(d)

(5) Component parts as denned In Import Tariff item No. 72(3) of machinery specified in clauses (x)5 (2), (3) and (4) above excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule

72(3)

Part

II—contd.

72(6)

[

(6) Machines or parts of machines to be worked by manual or animal labour, not otherwise specified and any machines except such as arc designed to be used exclusively in industrial processes which require for their operation less than one quarter of one brake horse power excluding typewriters end sewing machines and parts thereof, duplicators of all types

36-B.

7i(D The following hardware, iron mongery and tools, namely, agricultural implements, not otherwise specified and pruning knives and parts thereof :—

(a) Pruning knives. (b) Tungsten Carbide/Tipped spares for mining and other

industrial machinery.

(c) Others.

37(1)

• 72(0, 73(3) a n (J 72(40)

; r,

X d

s

.1

J [>

The following textile machinery and apparatus by whatever powei operated when required for jute and hemp textile industries, namelj healds; heald cords and heald knitting needles; reeds and shuttles warp and weft preparation machinery and looms; bobbins; dobbies jacquard machines; jacquard harness linen cords; jacqUHrd cards punching plates for jacquard cards; warping mills; multiple bo sleys; solid border sleys; tape slcys; swivel sleys; tape looms; beali knitting machines; dobby cards lattices and lags for dobbieR; sizin machines; doubling machines; cone winding machines; piano can cutting machines; harness building frnmes; card lacing frames drawing and denting hooks; sewing thread ball making machines cumbli finishing machinery; hank boilers; mail eyes lingoes; take uj motions; temples and pickers; picking bands; picking sticks; printing machines :—

(a) Jute bobbins, (b) Pickers, (c) Shuttles, (d) Picking bands, (e^i Picking sticks. (f) Other Jute Mill Stores covered by this Serial No.

72(3) 37(2)

Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of machinery specified in clause (1) above, excluding those covered by S. No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

The following component parts of machinery when required for the

37-A

72(3) Railways :—

Component parts not otherwise specified in this Schedule of Machinery as defined in item 72 (a) of the first Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 namely, such parts only as arc essential for the working of the machines or apparatus ard have been given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose and excluding articles covered by Fart VI of this Schedule. Provided that the articles which do not satisfy this condition shall also be deemed to be component parts of the machine to which they bslong if they arc essential to its operation at d are imported with it in such quantities as may appear to the Collector of Customs to be reasonable.

Electrical Goods

45, 73_"2(5)andl Electric insulations including Press pahn (electrical gride) but

38

excluding ebonite rods, tubes and sheets

87.

60(2), 60(5) and Electric Bulbs not otherwise specified

38-A

73- (a) General lighting service lamps up to'iooo watts in all finishes

including frosted, inside white opal and day light blue.

Part

//—contd.

(b) AH types of train lighting and cablight lamps, (c) Studio efectric and projector bulbs, (d) Florescent tubes, (e) Motor car lamps.

(") Auto bulbs, all sorts.

(ji) Sealed beam units all types,

(f) Other lamps.

The following electrical instruments and accessories :—

39.

71, 72(2), 72(3). 73. 73(1), 73(5), 73(16) and 77(2).

s

> >

(a) Indicating Switch Board and Controller Mounting Instrument: (Voltmeters, Amrneteres, Wattmeters, Power Factor Meters Frequency Meters, Synchrosocopes), Recording instruments Permanent fixing recording Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters Maximum Demand Meter, Instrument Transformers.

1

i

8

(b) CO Portable Instruments (Portable moving coil and moving Iroi Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Power Factor Meters Frequency Meters), Insulation Testers, and Accessories Ohtriitcrs, Capacity Meters, Wheat stone Bridge, Fault Loca- ting Ssta, Potcn tiotncters.j "Time Switches, G.P-0. Detectors Standard Accessories such as Connecting Leads., Compensa- ting Leads, Standard Cells,Resistance Boxes and Galvanometer for use with instruments,

(it) House Service meters A.C.&D.C. of any capacity. (*""•") Thermocouples and pyrometer.

(c) Industrial and street light fittings and flood lights, electrical wiring accessories, conduit accessories, bell wiring accessories (excluding wire).

72(3) and 73.

Cable accessories

40-

Deleted.

.41.

7a(c) and 72(3).

41-A. Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes as used in electric furnaces for production of Iron, Steel Ferro alloy and non-ferrous metals, Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes for use in electrolytic processes, electrodes paste and carbon furnace (Liner) Blocks for use (in electric furnaces.

Electric control gear and electric transmission gear:—

72(d) and 72(39)- 4 3-

(a) Transformers of ratings up to 20,000 KVA and 132 KV on the

H . T. side.

. . . . . .. (b) Lightnlngarrestors,highvoItageFusesandprotectlverclays. (c) Electric motor starters. (d) Power and distribution Transformers of ratings not covered by S. No. 42(a)/II and components and accessories of all types of transformers falling under S. Nq.42(a)/II and 42(b)/II t.g.ail coolers, radiators, bucholz relays, etc

(e) Metal dad (or otherwise clad) switches and switch fuse units and metal clad (or otherwise clad) cut-outs. . . . .. (f) Aitand oil circuit breakers up to 660 volts and cubicals and 'panels'

Incorporating these

t (g) Air and oil circuit breakers, minimum oil and air blast drculi breakers above 660 volts and up to 220 KV and cubicals and panel: Incorporating these,

(h) Others.

Part

//—contd.

Bare hard drawn electrolytic copper wires and cables and electrical 72(e), 72(12) & !43.

73(i9)- wires and cables of other metals and alloys, whether insulated or npt, n,o.s, and poles, troughs, conduits, and insulators designed as parts of a transmission system and the fittings thereof and also flexible metallic tubes.

(a) Bare electrical conductors, (Cables, wires and strips) of Copper,

alwnlniium or any other material.

(b) Steeltibularpoles. (c) Flexible metallic tubes designed as part of electric transmission

system.

(d) Insulatcd(plastic,paperorothermatcrial) powercablcs. (e) High tension insulators, (f) Conduits, (g) Mining cables & Railway signalling cables, (h) Others.

44. Electric fais, table and ceiling and parts thereof—

73(i8) (a) Celling fans and parts, (b) Table fans complete.

45-

73(0 & 72(12) The following electrical instruments, apparatus and appliarces excluding automatic blackout control switches, and parts thereof not otherwise specified namely:—

Electrical Control Gear and Transmission Gear, namely, switches (excluding switch boards) fuces and currert breaking devices of all sorts and description designed for use in circuits of lesB than ten amperes and at a pressure not exceeding 250 volts; ^nd regulators for use with motors designed to consume less than 187 watts; bare or insulated copper wires and cables any one core of whichnotbeing one specially designed as a pilot core, has a sectional area of less than one eightieth part of a square inch and wires and cables of other metals of not more than equi- valent conductivity and line insulators, including also cleats, connec- tors/leading in tubes and the like, of types and sizes such as are ordinarily used in connection withthe transmission of pQwerfor other than Industrial purposes and the fittings thereof but excluding electricalcarthwareandporcelain otherwise specified.

(a) Insulated (plastic, rubber, paper, textile or other materials) cables and wires other than those coming under S.Nos. 43(d)/II and 45(e)/II and flexible cords.

(b) Metal clad or otherwise clad switches excluding switches falling under S. No. 39/II, switch fuse units and metals (or other- wise) clad cut-ours.

(c) (i) Enamelled copper winding wires,

(ii) Enamelled or insulated strips.

(d) Resistance wires.

46.

73(2), 73(8) 73(i4).

The following Electrical Instruments, apparatus and appliances, * namely, telegraphic a/nd telephonic instruments apparatus and appliances, not otherwise specified flash lights, carbons, condensers and bell apparatus and switch boards designed for use in circuits of less than ten amperes and at a pressure not exceeding 250 volts and parts thereof.

(a) Flash light cases, (b) Carbons, (c) Condensers, (d) Others.

'—contd.

Part 11 46-A. Accumulators and batteries, Including batteries for Motor vehicles,

wireless apparatus and train lighting and traction:—

72,73(2), 73(4)) 73(7). 73(15%. 75(1) ana 75(3

(a) Motor truck and car batteries (light batteries), (b) Mater truck and carbatteries (heavy duty batteries), (c) Hearing aid batteries. (d) Diaphragms or electrolytic cells, (e) Dry battery for torch lights. (0 Other types of accumulators and batteries.

46-B. Telegraphic instruments and apparatus and parts thereof imported by

73(3).

or under orders of Railways Administration.

Electrical earthenware and porcelain the following, namely:—

47-

73(5)

(a) Insulators, Shackle Sinclair, Cordeaux or Pin type, not other-

wise specified:—

(i) fitted, (li) not fitted.

(b) Two-way cleats, (c) Spacing insulators. (d) Ceiling roses:,— ffl fitted, (ii) not fitted.

(e) Joint box cut-out:—

(i) fitted, (ii) not fitted

48.

78(6?

L

[

Rubber insulated copper wire and cables no core of which other than oie specially designed as a pilot core, has a sectional area of less than one-eightiethpartof a square inch,whethermadewlthany additional insulating or covering material or not.

(a) Insulated (plastic, rubber, paper, textile or other materials) cables

and wires other than those coming under S. No. 43(d)/II and 45(c)/II and flexible cords.

(b) Others.

48-A. E l e c t r ic E x p l o d e r s. . . , , , . . ,, 73

Transport Material

74 49- Goal tubs, tipping wagons and the like conveyances designed for use on light rail track if adapted to be worked by manual or animal labour and if made mainly of iron or steel, and component parts thereof made of iron or steel excluding articles specified in Part I of this Schedule.

72(4) & 74(2> 5°- Railway material for permanent way and rolling stock, namely, sleepers, other than iron and steel fastenings thereof, bearing plates chairs, inter-locking apparatus, brakegear, Bhuniing skids, couplings and springs, signals,turn tables, weigh bridges, carriages, wagons, traver- scrs,railrcmovers, scooters, trollies, trucks, also order cranes, water cranes, and water tanks when imported by or under the orders of a railway administration. Pfovided that for the purpose of this entry'Railways'means aline of Railway subject to the provisiors of the Indian Railways Act, 1890, and includes a railway con structed in a State, in India and also such tramways as the Central Govern- ment may, by Notification in Official Gazette, specially include therein. Provided also that articles of machinery as defined In item No. 72 or 72(3) of the first schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934* shall not be deemed to be included hercunder

Pi art II—concld.

51.

B u t b ti fttiEff Veirf ccn'jrttripeiteofrallwayjarriaiies.

. 74(3)

CcirpcritTit peris (oirei i r tr i ll t ei f H T JI te;£t ccrrpcrcrjt parts'of

raifvay carriages end articles spec f ct 1, Frit I clihit Scheci-le of Bailve} A ' e i f i t l t. c; tief r tc jr, ii EF aieesseri- tie) fci th< vorkirg of 1hc Peilvajs end heve been given for that puij:c"e se ire specie! shrpe or qUBluj vhicr v o u l d n o t be esEtntial Ici iheir tsc for any other purpose. Provided that articles vhich dc cot satisfy this condit en shall also be deerred to be ccirprneDt prr¹! t i ll ereilvej rrateiialt u vfcich 1he> VelcrpilfJc} ti< esitn- tial to its opeieticn end are imporied w ii'b it in such quactities as m"y appear to the Collector ol Custcirs to be reasonable. ,t

74(3-).

MisctllarHoui

S a f e ly l s m pt a nd s p a re p a r t s. . . . . . ..

77

SI-

Part—III

1.

; 18

Sodlurp Acetatej Sulphate of Alumina (Iron Free), Cbrcrrrurr Ace- tate, Hydro8ulphiie of Soda; Pangoliie C or Forrrcsul ' I' Sodium Kftrltc; Textile Preservative; DeBJzinp Agentb; Levelling Agents; Penetrating Agents; Securing Agents; V eturg out Agents; t r r v l- slfying Agents; Wordentirg Asenta; Turkey Fed CJ1; Cil and Grease perpovers; Textiles Oiling Agents; Solvents for Printing Discharging AgentB of Anti Beducticn Kicr Boiling and Softening Agents:— (a) Hydrosulphitc of Soda, Rangolite C (Sodium sulphoxylate FOF-

nialdehyde) or Fornosul L, Brotasul and Sodium Nitrite.

(b) Sodium A cetatejCbrorriun? Acetate, Turkey Red Oil. (c)(i) Cation Active finsibing agents, SyntheticBesin finshing agent*,

(in Optical Whitening Agents, (iii) Textile preservative (excluding phenol cresol but including

their substituted products),

(iv) Dclustcring agents other than titanium oxWe. (v) Anionicsofteuing agents.

(d) Wetting out, Penetrating, Dispersing, Scouring and EirulBifying agents, water proofing agents, synthetic bleaching agents, synthetic bleaching agents (other than bleaching powder or hypochlorite), Industrial Enzjrnca and djeing and printing agents excluding synthetic resins in any foim, Solvents used in printing process for textiles and nonicnic s<..fien>i.g agents and synthetic irordants and Textile Oiling agents but excluding Sulphate of Alumina (Iron free):

(0 Wetting out, Penetratingj Dispersing, Scouring and^emul-

sifying agents. (ii) Industrial Enzymes, (ill) Water proofing agents.

(iv) Sjniretic bleed,Eg agents (other then bleaching pewderor

h)pcchlcnie$;b\cicf,tn percxice etc.)

(v) Djeing and Pnniing agents excluc ng synihen'c resiiiB in any foirr, Solvents useo in Puniirig ptccets fci textiles and hcEitric Egentt er.o synthetic rrcictritE anc Textile Oiling s t t n u . O i f i r jt seCi-Lesteiir.tettnUjbulcxcluoicgSulphate otAlurnina (Iron free).

(vl) Sodiurr Aliginate.

(e) Sulphate of Alumina (Iron free).

(f) Carboxy methyl cellulose and its salts.

iJ 2inc Chloride. . . . . . . . . ..

a8(8>& 30(13).

H III—contd.

D/aj 1 srived from oal-tar and coal-tar derivatives used in any dyeing

Ptn l-B.

process. . . . . . . . . ..

33(i), 30(13), 30 (IS) Se 30(16).

Cotton taw. . . . . . . . . ..

46(3) a.

46(3) 3. Cotton ropes and b a n d i n g s . . . . . .. . T h; bib*- i} irticlea of machinery not otherwise specified in this Schedule wlien required for textile industries other than Jute gad Hemp. . . . . . . . . ..

5 O ^ & 5 3-

72(a)J (i) Prime raDvers, bailers, locamotive engines and tenders for the sam^, portable engines (including fire engines) and other ma- chines in which the prime mover id not separable from the operative parts. . . . , , . . ,. (a) Machines and acts of machines to be worked by electric, steam, water, fire or other power j not being-iunail or anircallaboiir or which before being brought into use is required to be fixed with reference to other moving parts: . . .. 7i(b)

(a) Wctprocessingand finishing machinery. Cb) Plating. 3 tamping, Bun .Uing, Baling and Reeling machines, (c) Others.

(3) Apparatus and appliances, not to be operated by manual or animal labour, wmch are designed, for use in an industrial system as parts, indispensable for its operation and have been given for that purpose 30m; special ahipe or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose.

72(C).

(4) Control gear other than electric, self-acting, or otherwise aDd transmission gear (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery above specified, including driving chains but ex- cluding driving ropes not made of cotton and belting. , ,

(3) Component parts, excluding hosiery needles as defined in item No. 72(3) of the First Schedule on the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery specified in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) above but excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Sche- dule

7i(3).

(6) Michinesarpartsof machinestobeworked byroanualor animal laba-ir njt otherwise specified and any machines (except such at are .-haijisi to bi m sl it:UUvely in industrial processes) which reqaire far their operation less than one quarter of one brake harse pjw;r excluding typewriters and sewing machines anl Dirts cliirejf an J tluse articles that are covered by Part VI of this Schedule

72(6)

(1) Tne fjlb-vms t-xtile michincry and apparatus by whatever pswir operated when required for textile industries other than jute and ti=nip nimcly:—

72(1), 72<4); 7a (33), 72(4°) * 72(b).

Blow-room tniehincry, Girding Engines, Cambers (including Silver

.

t

.

Lip M i : n i : i. ftioj>i Lip Miih'nsi, Lip Fjriuer), Speed Frj n "i ) iw Fraires, Ring Frumet,, Vrarp and \S7eft Preparatory machinery (Winding machine, Warping machine; Sizing mi^hnic, Pirn Wii.lmg michme); Drawing-in and Twisting-in mi^hinid (Wirp tym^ mi^iinc, Rc

(a) Cotton hcalds. (b) T i re healdB.

Part IV—contd. (c) (i) Steel reeds, (ii) Brass reeds, (iii) All metal reedt.

(d) Shuttles, (e) Bobbins and pirns (f) Pickers. (g) Spring buffers-1 (h) Roller skins: 1

(i) Sheep roller skins-' (ii) Calf roller skins,

(i) Picking bands, (j) Picking sticks. (k) Card clothing and card accessories. (1) Deleted, (rn) Dobbies. (n) L ip ni littles for dobbies. (0) Fancy Doubling machines." (p) Card cans, (q) Dobby harness elastic cords. (r) Hiali Giri, H;ild Kiittins needles, Jacquard Harness, Linen

cords Jacquard Cards, Punching Plates for Jacquard Card, Piano Card Gutting nictiinsu, harness building frame and Jacquard Card lacing frame.

<") Shed rods, (t) Rubber aprons and rubber cots, (u) Grinding rollers dead or traverse, (v) Ring Travellers, (w) Others. (2) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of

)

4 8 ( c ) , 4 8 ( i ).

machinery specified under S. No. s(i)/III, excluding

those covered by Serial N0.68 of Part Vofthis Schedule.

7 3 ( 1) & 71(31 *A 6, (

] Machine cloth. [i) Kiitiiij munius (in^ludng hosiery machines and embroidery macbine(s) to b; w jrkoi by manual labour or which require for their operation less tlua one qjacterof brake horsepower .

7 a ( i o) " Kaittin? michines (including hosiery machines and embroidery rai^tiiiie) which require for their operation one quarter of brake horio power or more.

(0 C m j i i M' pw, tV t utt nj m\zhine

Part IV.

1 & 1C1) 1 A n i m a l s, l i v i n g, a ll s o r ts

2 B a ; - > ,i i )J f l u, I D. ^ o i :l T bi t i ed

1(2)

3 F i s h, n Jt o t h e r w i se s p e c i f i ed . . . . . ..

(3)

4 F i s h, s a l t e d, w et

. . . . . . ..

5 F i s h , ' s a l t e d, d ry .

•

6 F i i hj u o s a l t c dj d ry

. , , , , , ..

3d) JC*) 3C3) 7 F i s n ' m w , , M3 jl ij 1 i ;i Ly \ i l -, j ' i le a nd s h i r k f l i. . , . ;

3(4)

8 B u t l e r, c h ; e se a nd g h ee . , . , . . ..

4, 4(4)&4(5)

9 P o w : b r ei m i lk c n ' u n i nj a a. l e ss t h an 18 p jr c en c r e am i n t e n d ed

f or i n f a nt f e e d i ng

. . . . . . ..

4(0

Pt irr IV—contd.

10 M i lk c o n d e n s ed or preserved, Including milk cream n ot otherwise

specified

4(i)&4W

II    C o r a l,  u n p r e p a r ed                .     .     .     .     .     ..
ia    C o w r i es                            .     .     .     .     .     .      ..
      Shells
14 n
      Ivory, unmanufactured
15    Plants,  living,  not  otherwise  specified
 16

Rubber stumps

. . . . . . ..

5 5(D 5CD 5(2) 6 6CD Potatoes

(7)

17 18 Vegetables, all sorts, exe'uding potatoes, fresh, dried, salted or pre-

served not otherwise specified

7&7(I)

Coconuts

S

Cashew nuts

8

(a) Fruits, all sorts, excluding coccnuU fad cuttcv nut6,Ireth, dried,

. 8, 8(a)

19 ao ax

salted or preserved n ot otherwise epecif.cd end cxch.dir.fc dates :—

8(3), 8(4) "nd

8C5).

(0 Fruits, fresh, all sorts, n.o.s. excluding coconuts ,

(W) Fruits, dried, salted or preserved all sorts, n.o.s. excluding

dates

(b) Dates

31 Currants

. . . . . . ..

8(0

Coffee, not otherwise specified

33

Coffee, canned or bottled

Tea

9 9d) 9(2) 34 *5 36 T he following spices, whether ground or unground, namely :—

9(3)

(a) Cardamom, Cassia, Cinnamon

(J) Pepper

Cloves, all sorts, whether ground or ucground . , , ,

9(3)

*8 Nutmegs

9(3)

Tho following unground spices, namely :—

39

9(4)

(a) Mace

(6) Chillies) and ginger.

Betelnuts

JO

9(5)

Vanilla beans . . . . . . . ..

31

9(6)

Grain, not otheiwise specified including broken grains but exc'udinj

1*

IO & io(a)

flour

(a) Oats

(6) (0 Maize

(ft) Barley

(c) (0 Jowar

(ii) Others

Flour, uot otherwise specified

. II 33

Sago Flour . . . . . . . . ..

IK 2)

Sago, Tapioca and Tapioca flour

'< Vegetable Seeds—

, n(3) & "(•> . 13 34 35 3"

(•a) Caul flower Seeds (p) Others

j SeedB, all sorts, not otherwise specified, excluding vegetable seeds .

12 & 12(6)

IV— c o n t d.

C o p ra or c o c o n ut k e r n el . . . . . . ..

13(2)

P a rt 38

O i l s e e ds n o n - e s s e n t i a l, a ll s o r t s, n ot o t h e r w i se s p e c i f i ed e x c l u d i ng

39

c o p ra or c o c o n ut k e r n el . . . . . ..

R u b b er s e e ds . . . . . . . . ..

40

H o ps

. . . . . . . . ..

13(3)

13(3)

13(4)

F o d d e r, b r an a nd p o l l a r ds . . . . . ..

12(5)

\ T a t t le e x t r a ct

13

V a t t le b a rk

13(1)

B a rk f or t a n n i ng e x c l u d i ng w a t t le b a rk . . . ..

I3(D

( a) C u t eb

41 4a 43 44 45 46

13(3)

(b) G a m b l e r.

O l i b a n u ir a nd f r a n k in c e n se . . . . . ..

G u a, A r a b ic

. . . . . . . ..

47 48

13(3) 13(4)

(a)(i) G u n 7 > a nd B e n z o in ( r as a nd c o w r i e ), b ut e x c l u d i ng D a m m er a nd

49

13(4) & 13(9) r o s in

. . . . . . . ..

( i t) D a m m er i n c l u d i ng u n r e f i n ed B a t u.

( i) H o s i n.

( 1) S t i ck l ac

50

13(5)

( 2)  S e ed  l a c.
O p i u n?                          .        .        .        .        .        .        .        .        ..
 C i n c h o na   b a rk                     .        .        .        .        .        .       .        ..

13(6)

13(7)

C a n es a nd r a t t a ns

. . . . . . ..

51 ja 53

S t e a r i ne C G l y c e r i ne of S t e a r ic a c i d) . . . ..

14

15(10)

A11 s o r ts of a n i m al f a t s, n ot o t h e r w i se s e p e c i f i e d, e x c l u d i ng s t e a r i n* .

15 54 55

! V a x , a ll 9 o r t S j n o t o t b c r w i s c 3 p c c i f i o d o x c l u d f ng p a r a f f l in w a x, n ? l cr 0

5<

c r y s t a l l i ne w ax a nd d ry b a t t e ry w a x, r ed a nd b l a ck

15

D e l e t e d.

L a r d, n ot c a n n ed or b o t t l ed

. . . . ..

57 58 59 <6o

15(1) 15(2) 15(3) B e e s - w ax . . . . . . . . .. T a l l ow (a) W u t t on t a l l o w, ( 6) O t h er k i n d s.

61

14(6) St 15(11)

(a) V e g c t a b l e n o o - e i s e n t i a l o i l s, n ot o t h e r w i se s p e c i f i ed e x c l u d i ng p a l ir o i l, T u ng o il a nd C h i na w o od o il . . ..

( 6) P a l ir o i l. ( c) T u ng o il a nd C h i na w o od o i l.

C o c o n ut o il . . . . . . . . .. T he f a l l o w i ng v e g e t a b le n o n - e s s e n t i al o i l s, n a m e ly :—

63

15(7) 15(7)

G r o u n d n ut a nd l i n e cd . . . . . . ..

A l l s or s of a n i m al o i l s, n ot o t h e r w i se s p e c i f i ed . . ..

15(8) Sr 15(12) "4

(a) N e us f o ot o il a nd i ts s u l p t i o n a t ed p r o d u c t s.

(b) O t h er

C a n n ed or b o t t l ed b a c o n, h am or l a rd . . . ..

65 66 F i s b, C a n n ed . . , . , , . , .,

16 16(1) St 16(3)

16 I s i n g l a s s, c a n n ed or b o t t l ed . . . . . .. S u p a r, e x c l u d i ng c o n f e c t i o n e ry . . . . ..

67 68 69 70

Colettes Confectionery including chocolate convertures m 1/2 lb. slabs ,

17

17(1)

17(2)

S u j i nr c a n dy

. . . . . . . ..

7i

17(3)

Part

IV—contd.

C O C CH a nd c h o c k o l s t e, o t h er 1 b ec c c c f t c r c te j . ..

18

B i s c u i ts a nd c t k ee

19 & 19(3

Wilk foods for infante

19(1)

72 73 74 75 Vegetable products, p i c k ' e s, c h u t n ey ; tu ts I e t c h t p t a nd condim canned or bottled . . . . . . ..

James, Jellies and Mirmaladea, canned or bottled

ents, 20 30(4) . 20(1) Fruit Tiiicss, Sq xa3lie3, Cordials and Syrupa,not otherwise specified Ju'ces, either individually or In mixture, of apricots, berries, grapes,

75-8 76 76-A

pineapples, plums and prunes

Torpatoes, potatoes, onions, and cauliflowers, canned or bo tied

20(5)

30(2)

77 77-A 77-B

. 20(3)

. 20(6)

77-C

Fru ts canned or bottled, not otherwise specified Asparagus, canned Vegetables canned or bottled, all sorts, other than torratceajpotatoes

onions and cauliflowers ,

'. 30(7)

. 3O(8i) 77- D Canned fru'ts of the following description namely :— Apricots, berriea.grapesi plums and prunes, tr.d fiuiu take's ccirp

osed of not less than 80 per cent in quRrjti } ecti iu •velvet f the above named fruits.

30(9)

P.neapplies, cerirj*d i Canoed or bottled provisions, not otheiwee Bpejcifled

77-F 78

Provisions and oilman's stores and grcd'eHee, all tens t ct otl.tiv (t

79

specified—

. 21(1), 2r(4)" 2i(s)&ai(6) e 21(1), 21(7), 21(8), 21(9) and 31(10)

CO Semolina.

(111) Self-raising flour.

(Hi) Saffron,

(in) Essences n ot containing Bpirk.

(") Chicory.

(vf) YeaBt.

(D"C Others,

80 All sorts of food, n ot otherwise specified:— . . ..

21(2)

(a) Powdered milk a nd milk food imported in bulk packing.

(J) Eggs,

(c) Others.

All sorts of drink, n ot otherwise specified

81

12

(a) Mineral water a nd thermal m u d.

(6) O t h e r s .!

Als,n,b;;r, porter, cider a nd other fermented Uquors

32

Wines

k

21(1) & 22(2) 22(3) & 22(4)

B r a n J y, G in a nd W h i s ky

83 84

22U)

S p i r i ts e x c i s i ng e s s e n c es c o n t a i n i ng s p i r it u s ed f or t he m a n u f a c t u re

85

of b e v e r a g e s, n ot o t h e r w i se specified in t h is S c h e d u le

22(4)

D e l e t e d.

86

D r i ga a nl m ? i i c i n es c o n t a i n i ng s p i r it . . . ..

22(5)

P e r f u m ed s p i r it . . . . . . . ..

87 88

B i t t e rs a nd Rum:—•

,

22(5)

22(5)

89

( a) R i t t e r s.

(b) R U m.

Pa

22(6) 90

22(7)

. . ..

91

wt IV^corUd. D e n a t u r ed s p i r it V i n e g ar in c a s ks J O i l c a k e s — f¹

23

92

( a) C o t t on s e ed c f l kc

( 6) O t h e r s'

T o b a c co m a n u f a c t u r e d, r ot o i h e i w i 'e s p e c i f i ed . . ..

93

C i g a rs

C i g a r e t t es

T o b a c co u n m a n u f a c t u r ed

. . . . . ..

94 95 96

34 UW 24<2) 24(3)

C h i na C l ay

25 25(1) & "5O) S a lt

97 98

25(3) 99 T he f o l l o w i ng b u i l c ' l rg a nd e n g l r e e i i r ft m a t e r i el r " r r . c iv :—- C h a l k, l i me a nd c l ay

100 C e m e n t, n ot o t h e r w i se s p e c i f i ed . . . . ..

IOI P o r t l a nd c e m em e x c l v d i rp ^ h i tc p o r l l t cd . . ..

S t o ne p r e p a r ed f or r o ad m e T a l l i rg ,

102

M a r b le a nd s t o r e, n ot o i h c i w i ie s p e c i f cd . . ..

103

25(4) 25(5) 25(6) 25(7) 28

104

105

C o a l, c o ke a nd p a t e nt f u el Mirers! oils roi irdiVrr ir Tr r 27(6) Tithe First Schedule to the Indian Tailfl Act, 1934 v hit hi-- si. its! k fa- use es an ilHmn ci 1 ii -wick krnr s

27(5^

106 Mineral Oils:—

27(7)

X07 108

28

s8, 2£-A.38(2i) 109

28(23), 28(24), 28(25), 28(2©, 28 (26-A), 28(97) 28(28) & 28(31).

no

I II S a c c h a r i ne ( e x c e p t in t a b l e t s) a nd s u ch o t h er s u b s t a r c <^ u s t h e C e r . t i El G o v e r r m e nt m n y, ry r o t i f c a n cr Jt t tc c f f t i tl G m tu t c c l t i t lo be of l i ke n a t u re or u se to E a c c h a t i rr . . . ..

S a c c h a r i ne t a b l e ts

113

113

I I4 A l k f l l o i Yt e x t r f < iu Ju rr c ii i l c rt 11 j j. t r c' 1 r th s a l ts 15 s i \ I- cr ir

c o m b i n a t i on w i th p e n t a q u J n o i re I h o s r h a ie .

T o i l et r e q u i s i t e s, r ot o t h c j v i 'c s p e v f ed • _ , , ..

115

(a) S a n i t a ry T o w e l s.

(*) D a r r j a sa

( c) O t h er T o i l et r c q u i s l l ca n . o . s,

I l6 C i i K m a t c g i E f li f i 'n f r ot e x p o s ed . . . . ..

117

IV—comd.

Part

118 D e l e t e d.

1 19 D e l e t e d.

1 20 D e l e t e d.

121 D e l e t e d.

P U m i a jo a ni g r a p h i t e] . . , , , . ..

122

1 23 P r i n t e r 's I nk . . . . . . . . ..

1 24 L e al p e n c i ls

. . . . . . . ..

3X5) 30(6) 30(7) 30(8) S l a te p e n c i ls

. . . . . . . ..

1 25

•—'J

P i ne o il . , . , . • • . ••

31

126

1 27 N a t u r al E s s e n t i al o i l s, a ll s o r t s, n ot o t h e r w i se s p e c i f i ed e x c l u d i ng p i ne o il . . . . . . . . ..

3¹

138 The talbvinz Mmril Essential oils namely :—

3i(i)

Gltroi:lla, Ginianon and Cinnaiion leaf

3i(2)

The following Natural Essential oils nim;ly:—

129

A l u j n l, j - r ^ i n ^ t, ;>jipi[ti, t n i n o r, clove, eucalyptus, lavenier,

lemon, onto-rose ml peppermint

I 30 Essential oils, synthetic . . . . . ..

31(3)

J 3I Camphor

3i(4)

P e r f u m e r y, n ot o t h e r w i se s p e c i f i e d :— ,

3i(3) 1 33

( a) R u l n o id

(*) M a i fc

( c) P a t c h o u li l e a v es

(d) O t h e rs

S o i p, n jt i t h ; r w be s p e c i f i ed . . . . . ..

133 134 S o a p, t o i l et

. . . . . . . ..

32 3*(0

33(2)

Soap homeholi and laundry

135

Polish?*, i ll :) n ' )utions excliling vilve ^riniiaijpiires, and eorn-

136

p a n l i. i:lt v n - u a nd belt dressing

32(3)

(a) Luther polish (b) Metal pohih (c) Car polish (i) El:;tro bating polish and compositions (") Ocliir PDIHIIJS and compositions

. .

137 C a n d l es . . .. G Ue not ir vi;fv 12 o ; ^ i f i ;i e x c i s i ng bait ircsiins . ,

32(4) 33

138 I39 Glue, clariflr-i liq lid

33(0

Fireworks ip ':nl!y irtpared as danger or distress lights for the use of

1 40

ships

34(2)

141

142 Matches) J"i li^pe J iplinths and veneers . . . .. Hides a ni ikiias, not otherwise specified :—

V 3) 3J(t) 3S

143

(a) ChroTie solits (fi) Leather splits (c) Pirkhl liL-s "aj batts indallag plcklsd ikln* ni pilt" . (rf) Others

Part

IV—contd.

144 Hides and skins, raw or salted j

3"C0

(a) Hiles "nd ikins raw or salted, where value of hides and skins

is more than that of wool'hair thereon

(4) F u r i k i n s of lcopard,tiger,decr,rabbit,foit, catandotherwild

animals and reptiles skins

Skins (other than fur skins) tanned:, dressed and unwrought. leather

145

36(2)

146 T he following leather manufactures,namely;—

37

Saddlery, harness^trunks and bags.

147 Leather cloth Including artificial leather

37(2)

143 Manufactures of bather not otherwise specified—

37(0

(a) Leather boards , , . (*) Others

". '.

149 F ur i-klns dressed . , . . . , . ..

150 Rubber, raw

3* 39

Fire wood

40(1)

Furniture "nd cabinet-ware, and partsthereof not otherwise specified

15a

excluding mo'ilding"

40(2)

Aluminium tea chest linings

153

40(3)

Cork manufacture, not otherwise specified . . ..

154

41

155 Furnit ire of wickerwork or bamboo, and parts of such furniture, not otherwise specified . . . . . . ..

42

Writing paper :—

I J"

44

(a) 'WrLti-15 piper other than note paper, writing pads and

envelopes

(*) Note paper

157

44

PriitinT 1 n*r S'-cci'ilin? poster and stereo and all coated napers but in-lii iin(f irt liver, all ^orts, which contain no mechanical wood p'lt> or in vhich the mi-hnical wood pulp amo mts to less

th"n 70% of the fibre content

Printing -m?r, all lortSjnot.ith^rwiseipecified which co^t3^n mech-

158

anical wool p'llo amounting to not less than 70 per c^nt of tde fi ire -jiUHt, •til 1 ling white irinting paper mentioned in S. No. 44 of Parr V of this Schedule

45

159 (0) Paptr, i n d u i ng poster and stcroo ?nd all coated pip;r-xc-pr nrt paper, all sort noi oherwive specified excluding cigarette p:"per and packing and wrapping paper . . . . . ..

44

(6) F i l t er p a p - r.

P a c k i ng and w r a p p i ng p a p er

160

44

1 61

162

D e l e t e d. T r a d e c a t ^ l o n u ^s a nd a d v e r t i s i ng c i r c u l a rs i m p o r t ed by p a c k e t , b o ok or parcel p o st . . . . . . . . ..

4t(5)

; D e l e t e d.

i"3

. N e w s p a p e r s, o l d, in b a gs a nd bales

164

44(7)

S t e el p e ns (i.e., P -n h o l d er n i b s) . . . . . ..

165

45 i 15(6)

1 D u p l i c a t i ng stencils . . . . . . . ..

166

45

1 ( i) F o u n t a in p e ns

I"7

45 * 45(3) ( H) P a r ts of f o u n t a in p e ns

rt IV—contd.

PW

168 Articles made of paper and papier mache, stationery including drawing and copy books, labels, advertising circulars, sheet or card almanacs and calendars, Christmas, Easter and other cards, including cards in booklet forms; including also waste paper but excluding steel pens, duplicating stencils, fountain pens and parts thereof, presspahn paper, rubber bands, erasers and stamps and rubber hand rollers for cyclostyling and paper and stationery otherwise specified .

45, 44.45 (4>" 4J(5) "nd 83(5)

169

45Ci) (a) Printed advertising material supplied free of charge. (6) Printed advertising material not supplied free of charge, (c) Others. Standard technical books or books of reference concerning law and legal practice, or for use in connection with med ical practice, scienti- fic research or industrial processes . . . . .. Books, printed including covers for printed books, maps, charts and

170

plans, proofs, music manuscripts, and illustrations specially made for binding in books but excluding books falling under Serial No, 169 of this Part of this Schedule

45(D

Prints, engravings and pictures (including photographs and picture

171

postcards) on paper or card boards. . . . . .. 45(2)

173 Silk, raw (excluding silk waste and noils) and silk cocoons Silk waste and noils

46 46(1) 173

Textile materials, the following:—

174

(a) Raw flax, and all other unmanufactured textile materials, not otherwise specified, excluding raw jute . . .. 46(4) (6) Raw Jute.

Silk yarn including thrown silk warp and yarn spun from waBte or

175

noils but excluding sewing thread:—

47

(a) T h r o wn silk yarn Including Organzine, T r am (i.e. Warp and

Weft yarns respectively) but excluding sewing thread.

( i) Yarn spun from silk waste, excluding sewing thread. (") Yarn spun from noils, excluding sewing thread.

Silk sewing thread

Artificial Bilk yarn and thread

47(1)

47(2)

176 177

H a nd knitting wool

178

47(4)

Cotton thread other than sewing thread * .

Cotton twist and yarn :—

. .. 4

179 180

47(5) (7(6)

(a) Cotton yarn of 80 counts and above. (6) Others.

Cotton sewing thread . . . : . . ..

181

Cotton darning thread

. . . . . ..

183

47(6) 47(6)

Twist and yarn of flax or jute . . . . . ..

47(7)

Fabrics not otherwise spec fled, containing more than 90 per cent

183 184

of silk, including juch fabrics envbioidcicd with art:fic;al silk

48

Fabrics not othciwi^e specified containing more than 90 per cent of

185

48(1)

artificial silk .

186 Khaki, air blue, baraihes and other woollen fabrics not otherwise specified suiteble for making unifoims and containing mere than 90 per cent of wool, excluding felts and fabrics made of shoddy or waste wool . . . . . . . . ..

48(2)

187 Woollen fabrics, not otbeiwisc specified, including shawl cloth con- t a i n i rg rnoieil.cn 90 pu cent, cfwc.ol cxcludiiig ftli and fabrics made of shoddy and waste wool and fabrics, sptcifitdin SerialNo. 186 of this Part of this Schedule

48(3)

Part II 188

r—contd. Cotton fabrics, not otherwise specified, containing more than 90 per 1 :ent.

cotton :— (a) Grey, pteccgoods (excluding bordered grey Chaddars, dhotics,

saries and scarves) . . . . . . ..

48(2) (6) Printed piccrgoods and printed fabrics, (c) Cotton piccegoods and fabrics not otherwise specified.

Fabrics, not otherwise specified containing more than 10 per cent, an d

189

not more than 90 per cent, silk . . . . .. 48(4)

190

48(5) Fabrics, not otherwise specified, containing not more than 10 per cent, silk but more than 10 per cent and not more than 90 per cent, artificial silk . . . . . . . . .. Khaki, air blue, barathea and other fabrics, not otherwise specified,

191

suitable for making uniforms and containing not more than 10 per cent, f ilk or 10 per ctnt. artificial silk, but containing more than

10 per cent, but not more than 90 per cent, wool

48(6)

Fabrics, not otherwise specified, containing not more than 10 per cent,

192

it.

silk or 10 percent, artificial silk but containing more than 10 per ceri bur not more than 90 per c^nt. wool, excluding fabrics, specified in S.No. 191 of this Part of this Schedule

48(6)

Fabrics, not otherwise specified, containing not more than 10 per cent,

193

silk or 10 per cent, artificial s'lk or IO per cent, wool but containinj t more than 50 per cent, and not more than 90 per cent, cotton 48(7)

194 Fabrics, not otherwise spec'fied, containing not more than 10 per cent silk or 10 per cent, artificial silk or 10 per cent, wool or 50 per cent cotton . . . . . . . . . .. 48(8)

The following cotton fabrics, namely:—Sateens including Italians

195

48(9) of Sateen weave, velvets and velveteens and embroidered all overs:— (a) Italian of Sateen weave, (i) Valvets and velveteens, (c) Others.

48(10)

196

197

Fabrics containing gold or silver thread . . . .. Textile manufactures, the following articles when made wholly or mainly of any of the fabrics specified in Item No. 48(3)(b) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934:—Bed sheets, Bed spreads, holster cases, counterpanes, table cloths, tray cloth, bed covers, table covers, dustors, glass cloths, handkerchiefs, napkins, pillow cases, pillow slips, scarves, shirts, shawls, cotton sacks, towels, umbrella coverings . . . . . ..

49

198 Textile manufactures, being the articles spec'fled in Serial No. 197 of this Part of this Schedule, but being made wholly or mainly of fabrics, specified in Item No. 48(3)^) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934.

49

Textile manufactures, being the articles specified in Serial No. 197

199

of this Part of this Schedule, but being made wholly or mainly of any of the fabrics specified in Item Nos. 48, 48(1), 48(3X8), 48(4), 48(5), 48(7), 48(9) or 48(10) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934

. ..

49

2 00 Fcnts, being bonafide remnanrs of pleccgoods, or other fabrics of

material liable to duty under Item No. 48(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, not exceeding 4 yards in length

49(1 )(a).

2 01 Fents, being bona fide remnants of piecegoods or other fabrics of material liable to duty under Items Nos. 48, 48(1), 48(4), or 48(5) of th? First Sc'i;luli ro the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, not exceeding 2-1/2 yards in length . . ..

49(i)(b)

2 02 Fenrs, being bona fide remnants of piecegoods, or other fabrics of materals or.hcr than those specified in Serial Nos. 200 and 201 of this Part of this Schedule no! exceeding 4 yards in length

2 03 Ribbons . . . . . . . . . ..

49(i)(c). 49U)