Pier and Harbour Orders Confirmation (No.2) Act 1904

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Citation	1904 c. clxxxiv

EDW.

7.] Pier

Harbour

Orders

[Oh. clxxxiv.]

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

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c. 45.

CHAPTER clxxxiv.

An Act to confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the

A.D.

1904,

Board of Trade under the General Pier and Harbour

Act 1861 relating to Hartlepool and Waterford.

[15th August 1904.]

HEREAS a Provisional Order made by the Board of Trade

under the General Pier and Harbour Act 1861 is not of any 24&2o Vie

validity or force whatever until the confirmation thereof by Act of

Parliament:

And whereas it is expedient that the several Provisional Orders

made by the Board of Trade under the said Act and set out in the

schedule to this Act be confirmed by Act of Parliament:

Be it therefore enacted by the King's most Excellent Majesty

by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and

Temporal and Commons in this present Parliament assembled

and by the authority of the same as follows ;—

The several Orders as amended and set out in the schedule Confirmation

to this Act shall be and the same are hereby confirmed and all the of

Orders m

SCDGQUIG

provisions thereof in manner and form as they are set out in the

said schedule shall from and after the passing of this Act have full

validity and force.

This Act may be cited as the Pier and Harbour Orders Short title.

Confirmation (No. 2) Act 1904.

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[Oh.

Clxxxiv.] Pier and Harbow

Orders

EDW.

7.]

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

A.D.1S04. THE SCHEDULE OF ORDERS.

HARTLEPOOL—Amending former Acts.

WATERFORD—Amendment of rates.

SCHEDULE.

HARTLEPOOL PORT AND HARBOUR,.

Hartlepool

Provisional Order to amend the Hartlepool Port and Harbour Acts

1855 and 1869.

Short title. 1. This Order may be cited as "The Hartlepool Port and Harbour

Order 1904."

Commence- 2. This Order shall take effect from the date of the passing of the

Act confirming this Order which date is hereinafter referred to as " the-

commencement of this Order."

Interpretation. 3. In this Order the expression " the Act of 1855 " means the Hartlepool

Port and Harbour Act 1855 the expression "the Act of 1869" means the

Hartlepool Port and Harbour Act 1869 the expression " the former Acts "

means the Act of 1855 as amended by the Act of 1869 and the Act of 18G9

and words and expressions to which meanings are assigned by the former

Acts or either of them have in this Order the same respective meanings unless

there be something in the subject or context repugnant to such construction.

This order and

4. This Order and the former Acts as amended by this Order shall be

former Acts to •*

iJSKr'"6* rea<*

to£efcrier

as one enactment.

Votes

of 5. No person appointed to vote for an incorporated company bt any

!,"^!^?"^et

election of commissioners shall be entitled to vote at such election unless and

until he shall have delivered his appointment to vote thereat to the chairman

or presiding officer at the meeting or polling place at which he is entitled

to vote.

SfSiaet"0( 6. Section 13 of the Act of 1869 is hereby repealed.

Votes of joint

7. Joint registered shipowners or persons being importers or exporters

o^rs'or* lp~ m partnership shall with respect to the scales of votes be deemed one person and

importers or such one 0f the joint owners or such one of the partners as shall be authorised

partnership. in writing by the majority of his joint owners or of his partners to vote at

any election of shipowners' commissioners or importers' and exporters' com-

missioners shall alone be entitled to exercise the right of voting on behalf of

the joint owners or the partnership at such election but the joint owner or

partner so authorised to vote shall not be entitled to vote at any election

unless and until he shall have delivered his authority to vote thereat to the

chairman or presiding officer at the meeting or polling place at which he is

entitled to vote.

companies

EDW.

7.] Pier and

Harbour

Orders [Oh. clxxxiv.]

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

S.—(1)

Any person appointed by an incorporated company to vote for A.D. 1904.

the Company at an election of shipowners' commissioners or importers' and

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exporters' commissioners shall if he possesses the qualification prescribed by

persons

arj_

section 44 of the Act of 1S55 be eligible for election as a shipowners' com- primed by

° • i i companies to

missioner if he is appointed to vote for a company entitled to vote at an vote at

eiec-

election of shipowners' commissioners or as an importers' and exporters' com- "^r°j ^_"

missioner if he is appointed to vote for a company entitled to vote at an missioned ot

„ , , , n , • • ,-L • n importers'and

election oi importers and exporters commissioners in tne same manner in ail exporters'com-

respects as if he were a registered shipowner or a registered importer or m,ss,0Ii.tjJ's1tf0

exporter as the case may be. election as

(2) The appointment or authority of a person to vote for or on behalf of

an incorporated company or joint registered shipowners or persons bein

importers or exporters in partnership at an election of shipowners' com-

missioners or importers' and exporters' commissioners shall be in the form

set out in the First Schedule to this Order or to the like effect.

9. Each of the members of a partnership which is entered on the Persons in

prescribed by section 44 of the Act of 1855 be eligible for election as an election

. . . i i» •• j u -I?IJ.J importers' im,T

importers and exporters commissioner and every such person it elected exporters'

shall in the declaration which by section 46 of the Act of 1855 he is commissioner*.

required to make and sign also declare that he was at the time when he

was elected one of the members of the partnership in respect of which he

claims to be qualified for election before he shall be capable of acting as a

commissioner.

10.—(1) From and after the commencement of this Order all the elective Ketia-meut

commissioners shall go out of office at noon on the fourth Wednesday in ^^ oner sand

January in every year instead of at noon on the third Wednesday in alteration of

January as heretofore and the yearly meetings for the election of shipowners' eicctions'of

commissioners and importers' and exporters' commissioners respectively shall commissioner.*.

be held within ten days next before the fourth Wednesday in January in

every year instead of as heretofore and the provisions of the former Acts

shall where necessary to give effect to this provision be read and construed as

if the fourth Wednesday in January were named therein instead of the third

Wednesday in January.

(2) Elective commissioners who would but for this Order go out of office

on the third Wednesday in January next after the commencement of'this

Order shall not go out of office on that day but shall continue in office till the

fourth Wednesday in January next after the commencement of this Order in

accordance with the provisions of this Order anything in the former Acts to

the contrary notwithstanding.

(3) The sections of the Commissioners' Glauses Act 1847 with respect to

the election and rotation of the commissioners where the commissioners are to

•

be elected by the ratepayers or other like classes of electors shall apply to the

importers* and exporters' commissioners but so that those sections shall be

read and have effect as if the importers* and exporters' commissioners were

commissioners going out of office by rotation.

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[Oh. Clxxxiv.] Pier and Harbour Orders

Confirmation (No* 2) Act, 1904.

[4 BDW. 7.]

A.D.

1904

Hartlepool.

Power to

demand and

receive rates

;uid tolls in

Second Sche-

dule.

Jlopoul of s.

Act of 1S69.

Extension of

limits of liar-

tour for pur-

poses of collec-

tion und re-

cover}'

duties rates

and tolls.

11.

From and after the first day of January one thousand nine hundred

and five section 32 of and the schedule to the Act of 1869 shall be repealed

and the following section and the Second Schedule to this Order shall be

substituted therefor respectively (that is to say) :—

In addition to the duties authorised by the Act of 1855 to be taken the

commissioners may from and after the first day of January one thousand

nine hundred and five demand and receive in respect of animals goods and

minerals shipped unshipped landed or discharged at or in the harbour or at

or in any harbour dock pier quay wharf or landing place for the time being

belonging to or under the control or management of the North Eastern

Railway Company or any other person and situate within the limits of the

Port of Hartlepool or adjacent thereto the following rates or tolls namely:—

(1) On animals goods and minerals respectively specified in the Second

Schedule to this Order the rates and tolls specified in the said

Second Schedule or such other rates aud tolls in respect of all or

any of the said animals goods and minerals as may from time to

time be fixed by the commissioners not exceeding those specified

in the said Second Schedule:

(2) On animals goods and minerals respectively which are not specified

in the Second Schedule to this Order rates and tolls calculated

at the rate of one penny in the pound sterling on the value of

such animals goods and minerals respectively or at such other rate

as may from time to time be fixed by the commissioners not

exceeding one penny in the pound sterling on the value of such

animals goods and minerals respectively and in case such value

shall be less than one pound sterling per animal or per ton of

goods or minerals rates and tolls may be demanded and received

as for one pound per animal or per ton of goods or minerals and

fractions of a ton shall be deemed a ton :

(3) Any animals goods or minerals which are not specified in the

Second Schedule to this Order and on which the commissioners

mny from time to time fix rates or tolls with the approval of the

Board of Trade shall from and after the date of such approval be

deemed to be included in the Second Schedule hereto :

(4) Any fraction of a penny in the total amount of rates or tolls

payable under this section at one time by any person in respect

of animals goods or minerals of each description shall be charged

as one penny.

12.

Section 33 of the Act of 1869 is hereby repealed.

13.

For the purposes of the collection and recovery of the duties rates

and tolls payable to the commissioners any harbour dock pier quay wharf

or landing place for the time being belonging to or under the control or

management of the North Eastern Railway Company or any other person

and situate within the limits of the Port of Hartlepool or adjacent thereto

[4 Emv. 7.] Pier and Harbour Orders [Ch. clxxxiv.]

Confirmation (No, 2) Act, 1904.

shall be deemed to be within the limits of the harbour doi:k or pier within

A.D.

1904.

the meaning of the provisions of the Harbours Decks and Piers Clauses .Art u^tiTitol

184-7 with respect to the collection and recovery of rates.

14.

From and after the first day of January one thousand nine lumdred Commissioners

and five section 10 of tlie Act of 18fi9 aliall be repealed and the following yearly register

provision shall be substituted therefor (that is to say) :— andTport'ers

(1) On or before the tenth day of January in every year the commis-

sioners shall make and print a register to be called " the Register

of Importers and Exporters" and therein shall be entered the

names in alphabetical order of all persons residing or carrying

on business within fifteen miles from the Heugh Lighthouse at

Hartlepool who respectively during the year ending on the last

preceding thirty-first day of December shall have imported or

exported into or from the Port of Hartlepool cattle goods or

minerals together with (opposite their respective names) the

amount of rates or tolls paid by such persons to the com-

missioners in respect of such animals goods and minerals or

animals goods or minerals during such year and tlie person

appearing on the bills of lading or other shipping documents in

the case of exports as consignor and in the case of imports as

consignee shall for the purposes of the register be deemed the

person paying the rates or tolls but the register shall not in any

year comprise any importer or exporter in whose case the amount

of rates or tolls aforesaid did not amount in the year ending on

the last preceding thirty-first day of December to the sum of

twenty pounds :

(2) The clerk to the commissioners shall at the foot of the register sign

a certificate of its accuracy and the persons comprised in tlie

former Acts and this Order be the registered importers and

exporters for the time being.

15.

Nothing in this Order shall exempt the commissioners or the Port Saving for

harbour land and works under their jurisdiction or any harbour dock pier f?encr't

quay wharf or landing-place for the time being belonging to or under the

control or management of the North Eastern Railway Company from the

provisions of any general Act now in force or hereafter to be passed relating

to ports harbours or docks or to tolls rates or dues on shipping or on goods

carried therein or from any future revision and alteration under the autho-

rity of Parliament of the rates or tolls authorised by the former Acts or

this Order to be taken by the commissioners.

16. The costs charges and expenses of the commissioners of and incident Expenses of

to the application for and obtaining of this Order and the confirmation thereof

by Parliament shall be paid by the commissioners.

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[Ch.

Clxxxiv.] Pier and Harbour Orders [4

EDW.

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

A.D.

1904. SCHEDULES referred to in the foregoing Order,

JSarttepoof.

THE FIRST SCHEDULE.

APPOINTMENT OF A PERSON TO VOTE AT AN ELECTION OF SHIPOWNERS'

COMMISSIONERS OH. IMPORTERS' AND EXPORTERS' COMMISSIONERS.

We A.B. of and CD. of or The Company

[Limited] whose registered office is at being registered jointly [with

E.F.

of and G.H. of ] as shipowners or trading in partnership

[with LJ, of and K.L. of ] at under the style or firm

of which said partnership firm is registered as importers —

•

exporters or being an incorporated company registered as shipowners or as

importers exporters of the Port of Hartlepool do hereby appoint and

authorise the said or M.N. of to vote for and on behalf

of the said joint registered shipowners or partnership firm or incorporated

company at an election of shipowners' commissioners or importers' and

exporters' commissioners to be held on the day of 19 for

the Port of Hartlepool.

As witness our hands or the Common Seal of the said Company this

day of 19 (Signatures or seal).

Signed by the said A.B. and CD. or the common seal of the said

Company was duly affixed hereto in the presence of

[Signature of witness).

THE SECOND SCHEDULE.

KATES OR TOLLS IN RESPECT OF ANIMALS GOODS AND MINERALS SHIPPED

UNSHIPPED LANDED OR DISCHARGED.

Acetate of lime &c. (see Chemicals).

Acids (see Chemicals).

Agricultural implements viz.:—

Carts (see Carts).

Forks per ton ...

Harrows per ton.

Hoes per ton

Machinery and machines (see Machinery).

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# • • t • • ««« « * p

It*

9 9 9 •-• * t j « «

o 04

0 OJ

[Ch.

clxxxiv.] Pier and Harbour Orders [4

EDW.

7.J

Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1904.

AD.

1894. Animals living (continued) :— s. &.

Hartlepool.

Sheep each

Swine each

Not enumerated each

Anthracene (see Dye stuffs).

Anthraquinon (see Dye stuffs).

Anti-fouling composition (see Paint),

Antimony per ton ...

Crude per ton ...

Ore of (see Ore).

Regulus of per ton

Arms viz. :—

*«« III ft f • * • * It* 4 4 4

* * * * * I • * * 1*4 III III

**• * * * #44 # # *

* • * 4 m I

114 *4J 4*4 4*4

4 4 *

III

• * *

- * * ** *

**4 » • * 4 4 4 J 4 4

114 4 4 4

•• * • c I

o l

0 %

..0 1

ft i I * * • 14* lid

0 &

... 0 »

Ml I • • 444 441

III III *** 41* iff • 4 4

444 • * * 441 411 IM • * *

III * * • 114 Mt 444 4 & 4

• • * 4 * * * + *

411 4 4* tlft III

I* • * # 4 • 4

* - * III *4v 444 ill

•4 444 4 • •

44* 4#4 . V • ##-

0 &

... 0 3-

Fire arms per cwt.

Other than lire arms per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0 S

Arrowroot and powder (see Farinaceous substances).

Art works of:—

In bronze or other metal per cwt.... ... ... ... 010

In ivory (see Ivory).

In jet (see Jet).

In stone terra-cotta or other materials per cwt. ... ... 0 6

Asbestos viz.:—

Boiler covering per ton

Cement per ton

Millboard per ton

Plates per ton...

Powder per ton

Tape per ton ...

Yarn (see Yarn).

Not otherwise charged per ton

Asphalte per ton ... ...

Sheathing (see Sheathing).

Asphaltum or bitumen per ton ... ... ... ... 0 1

Asses (see Animals).

Axes per ton

Bacon per ton

Baggage per cwt.

Bagging old for paper-makiDg only per ton'

Bags and sacks returned empty

Ballast (see Sand).

Bark:—

Dyers for use of per ton

Peruvian per cwt.

Spent per ton ...

Tanners for use of per ton

Baryta or Barytes (see Earths).

Basic slag &c. and slag wool (see Iron).

***

I ft I

4>4

4 4 *

4 4 4

ft + *

1*4

* ft 4

nil

[4 EDW. 7.] Harlow

Orders

[Oh. clxxxiv.j

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

Basket rods or twigs per ton

„ willows per cwt

Baskets per ton

Baths:—=••

* t *

• ft «

t • •

4 4 4

• t #

4 4*

4 * *

1 •

• * *

ft ft ft

4 ft ft

ft ft * 4 rf b *• c **

Of earthenware per ton ...

Of iron per ton

Beads per cwt.

Bean husks (see Cattle food).

Beef (see Meat).

Beer ale stout and porter per ton

Black (see Black beer).

Spruce (see Spruce beer).

Bell and Britannia metal per ton

Bellows Smith's or parts thereof per ton

Bells church per ton

Benzole (see Dye stuffs).

Bicycles (see Cycles).

Billiard slates per ton *v..

Billiard tables and materials per ton

Biscuits

;*->•

4 4 t

ft ft * ft ft ft

• • *

• 4 t

* • * I I 4

ft ft ft

• * *

4 *

* • •

» ft 4

• t

• * • 4 •

ft* * * • 4

Ml + ft # ft * #

ft ft 4 * * * * * #

D & ft

* 4 ft

14 •*

ft * * J # •

» # #

• 4 ft

* 4 *

• ft *

• ft ft

4 * *

4 ft •

v i * • • ft

it*

• ft ft

Vfi

* • 4

4 4ft ft ft 4

ft t*

4 4 t

Dog "per ton

Fancy per ton ...

Ship per ton ...

Bitumen (see Asphaltum).

Black beer per cwt....

Blacking per ton

Boiler anticmsfcation extract and composition per ton

Boilers and fittings (see Machinery).

Bones of all kinds including bones ground bone calcined or uncalcined

dust and meal per ton

Books bound and unbound per cwt.

Boots shoes and clogs per ton

Indiarubber (see Indiarubber).

Bottles (and see Glass) per ton

Box and bale goods unenumerated (see Goods).

Boxes (see Casks &c).

Brass copper bronze yellow metal

Sac.

and manufactures thereof viz.

Art works of (see Art).

Bars per ton

Bolts per ton

Castings per ton

Dross per ton ...

Gas tubes and fittings per ton

Ingots per ton ...

Noils per ton

Nuts per ton

ft * ft ft ft • ^•*

4 *

4 * *

* • ft

4 4 ft

* * 4 ft ft *

III

J *

« i I

ft ft ft

•*4

4 t ft

<4ft

• 4 4

* * *

ft ft #

ft ft ft

4 ft ft 4 4 4 ft ft «

8. d. A.D. 190*.

0 10

0 0J

0 1

o- i

8">

0 1

... 0

... a

... 0

... o

Hartlepool-

A.D.

1904.

Hartlepool*

it*

4 4 4

I I 4

• * •

4 4 4

• * *

* * *

• »«

* * *

• * *

[Ch.

clxxxiv.] Pkr

amd Efflbowr

Orders

Confirmation

(No..

2) Act, 1904.

Brass &c. (continued) :—

Old fit only to be re-manufactured per ton ...

Parson's white per ton

Piping per ton

Platea per ton ...

Rods per ton ...

Screws per ton

Sheathing (see Sheathing).

Sheets per ton...

Solder (see Solder).

Tubes per ton ...

Wire (see Wire).

Bread per ton

Break-vans and horse boxes part iron and part wood

tyres axles wheels and springs per ton

Bricks :—

Bath per ton ...

Common per ton

Fire per ton

Ganister per ton

Glazed per ton...

Pressed per ton

Rubbish per ton

Scoria per ton ...

[4 EDW. 7<]

• * 4

* t

t * *

• • 4

4*4

114 * * t

4 4 4 • * * 4 » 4 * 4 i

III *l» • 4 * 4*4

* # *

* * *

* 4

4 4*

• 44

##• *

*4 4

4 14

4 4*

• 1*

4 * 4

4 4 4

4*» 4 14

Brimstone:—

Refined or unrefined and sulphur of all kintfs per ton

Britannia metal (see Bell metal).

Bronze (see Brass).

Brooms (see Brushes).

Brushes and brooms per ton ...

Bristles per cwt.

Tube brushes per cwt.

Buckets:—

f * *

4 4 4

4 # 4

-• 4 4 4*4

4 4 4 4 4 4 4*4

4 4 4 • * *

4 4 1

• • I

* 4

4 t

4 4 4 4*4 4*4

Iron per ton

Wood per ton ...

Buildings (see Houses).

Bulbs roots &c. per cwt.

Bullion or specie per £ sterling

Bulls (see Animals).

Butter,per cwt.

Eutterine (including margarine and all kinds of artificial or

tion butter) per cwt.

Cabbages (see Vegetables).

•Cables hempen or coir (see Rope &c).

Calves (see Animals).

Camphor per cwt.

iniita-

* * * 4*4 4 4 4 * * 4

4 14 • • * • 44 t 1

0 3

0 10

exclusive of

**^

* r*

4 4 4

4*4

• • •

4 4 4

4*4

4 4 4

W • W

4 14

4 4 *

* • *

4*4

*» *

4*4

1 • 1

o H

10J

0 Oi

0 1

[4 EDW. 7.] Pier and Sarbow

Orders

[Oh. Clxxxiv.]

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

* * * • t t

• • 4

* a 4

Candles of all sorts per ton ...

Canvas per ton

Caps percussion (see Ammunition).

Capsules metal per ton

Carboys (see Casks &c).

Carpets and rugs per ton

Carriages coaches chaises and ear3 including landaus

phaetons motor cars and the like each

Railway carriage bodies per ton ...

4*4

* * V

broughams

* 4 •

#44 • * *

Gun:

Part wood and part iron (complete) per ton

Woodwork only per ton

» 4

• 4 4 4*4 * * * * *

* • *

• I S

4 4 4 4 4 4

4 * * * * 4

Carrots (see Vegetables).

Cars (see Carriages).

Cartridges (see Ammunition).

Carts and waggons of wood (other than agricultural water carte and

railway waggons) per ton ...

Agricultural water carts per ton

Cases (see Casks &c).

Casks (new) empty per ton ...

Casks tierces cases boxes crates drums cylinder's carboys &c. returned

empty ...

Cattle (see Animals).

Cattle food viz.:—

Bean husks per ton

Cotton cake per ton

Lentils per quarter

Linseed cake per ton

„ meal per ton

Oil cake per ton

Pea husks per ton

Rape seed cake per ton

Other feeding stuffs and condiments per ton

Celery (see Vegetables).

Cement per ton

Asbestos (see Asbestos).

Elastic cement per ton ...

Cement nagging (see Flagging).

Chaises (see Carriages).

Chalk :—

In bulk per ton

• t ft

• • * 4 4 4 4 4 4

4 4 4

* * •

4 4 4

* + 4

4 4 4

4 4* 4 4 4 * 4 ft

4 4 4

* 4 4

* « 4 .French and prepared per ton

Charcoal per ton

Cheese per ton

Artificial or imitation cheese per ton

+ * 4

4 4 4

4 4 4 * 4 *

4 4 4 4*4

• • 4

0 1

0 10

2 6

0 0J

2 0

0 6

0 4

0 <H

1 6

Nil

0 (H

0 10

0 Oi

0 2

0 10

A.D.

1904.

Hartlepool.

4 * ftftft

4 ft ft ft 4 4 * * *

# ^ * • • +

ft 4 * ftftft ftftft 4 ft ft * * •

* *

* *# ft • 4 #44 ftftft #4 *

ft ft « ill «** ill + • #

ft t ft ftp* ft ft ft * « *

ft * ft 4 4 4 #4*

lift * * * * * * ftftft

• * ft * • ft

ft ft ft * * # ft ft •

* * t

* f t ftftft ft ft

III ft 1 ft

* ft *

» * * ft 4 ft

ft ft ft 4 • • ftftft

«*« ft * - ftftft 1 • •

4 ft

t ft • * • • * • 4*

444 44* 4*4

*ft*

4*4 441 ftftft 444

V ff « • * » * * *

• •4 444 * ft ft

4 4 4

1 0

[Ch. clxxxiv.] Pier and Earbour Orders [4

EDW.

7.]

Confirmation (tfo. 2) Act, 1904.

A.D.

1904. Chemicals viz.:—

„

, Acetate of copper or verdigris per ton

Hartlepool,

rc- °. \

lead or sugar of lead per ton

lime per ton ...

„ soda per ton ...

Acid:—

Acetic per ton

Carbolic per ton

Crude carbolic per ton

Muriatic per ton

Nitric per ton

Oxalic per ton

Sulphuric or oil of vitriol per ton

Tartaric per ton

Alkalies:—

Alkaline earths (see Earths).

Bi-carbonate of potash per ton

Bi-carbonate of soda per ton ...

Carbonate of potash per ton ...

Caustic soda hydrate of per ton

Carbonate of soda or soda ash per ton

Soda crystals or washing powder per ton

Potash:—

Bi-chromate of per ton

Caustic hydrate of per ton ...

Chlorate of per ton ...

Muriate of per ton ...

Nitrate of or saltpetre per ton

Prussiate of per ton

Sulphate of per ton

Sulphite of per ton ...

Soda:—-

Bi-ebromate of per ton

Nitrate of per ton

Silicate of per ton

Sulphate of per ton...

Sulphite and hypo-sulphite of per ton ...

Various other chemicals :—

Alum and alum cake per ton...

Ammonia:—

Salts of or sal ammoniac per ton ...

Sulphate of per ton

Arsenic per ton

Barium peroxide of per ton

Bi-

sulphate of soda or nitre cake per ton

Bleaching powder per ton

Carbide of calcium per ton

ftftft 4 4 ft

Aft*

444 444

ftftft ft * * ft ft *

444 ftftft 444

ftftft

44* • • ft 444 444

ftvft #44 444

** *

• p *

*+J

ft • f

u^^

1 t 4

* * t

ft • •

ft ft ft

# * *

4 4 *

* * *

* **

EDW.

7.] Pier and Harbour Orders

Confirmation (Fo. 2) Act, 1904.

Chemicals (continued);—

Various other chemicals (continued) :—

Carbolic crystals per ton

Carbonate of magnesia per ton

Carbonic acid gas in iron casfts per cwt.

Chloride of lime per £on

Copperas green per ton

Creosote oil per ton...

„ salts per ton

Glauber salts per ton

Kelp per ton

Magnesia per ton ...

Manganese peroxide of per ton

Manures (see Manures).

Oxalic salts per ton... ...

Pearl hardening per ton

Phosphorus per ton...

Photographic chemicals prepared per cwt.

Sugar of lead per ton

Sulphate of copper or blue vitriol per ton

zinc or white vitriol per ton

magnesia or Epsom salts per ton

Tar oils per ton

Vitriol (other than blue or white) per ton

Chicory root and grouud per ton

Chinaware and porcelain per ton

Chocolate and cocoa per cwt....

Cider and perry per 36 gallons

Cigars and cigarettes per cwt.

Clays viz.:—

Alumina or argillaceous per ton

Black and blue per ton ...

China per ton ...

Fire per ton ...

Ganister per ton

Pipe per ton

Not otherwise described per ton

Manufactures of viz.:—

[Oh., clxxxiv.]

* * *

« * It

* * *

4* *

* * ft

ft * *

* ft 4

lift

* • •

t 4

ft t ft

* ft

» ft 1 ft

ft ft ft

ft ft •

* ft ft

ft • ft

ft ft •

ft ft • * ft <

ft ft ft

1 ft •

ft ft ft

ft 4 ft

ft • ft

• •

ft ft ft

ft 4 ft

**»

• * ft

» ft ft

• *

ft ft ft

* * 1

• • •

ft ft

• ft

ft ft ft

#ft *

* 4 ft

t ft ft

ft • •

* ft ft

* # »

ft ft V

ft • 4

V ft •

ft ft ft

Articles of artistic design in common clays viz.:

and the like per cwt. -Vases

ft * ft

"Bricks (see Bricks).

China and porcelain (see China &c).

Clinkers blocks quarls lumps slabs and the like per ton

Earthenware (see Earthenware).

Gas retorts bearers ridging and guttering per ton

ft ft ft

* * ft

d. A.D. 1904

1 0

0 10

4£

0 10

0 3

0 10

0 4*

0 2

0 3

0 10

0 1

0 6

0 3

0 1

0 0J

1-L

0 1

0 Oh

0 6

J. 2

0 3

HarilepooL

• * 1 # * * * w •

»*• • *• lit

t • t

» ft # It* * * *

* * • * * *

i * * * # * * t *

* # # * • * • * * ft * *

• * •* * A** * * 1

* * • * + I *#• * 4 * • • t

t * t tl| + * t

* • # **• Ml

5J JJ

*•* # * * * *• • * *

it*

tii * * • in

* # * it* ii* * # *

4*1

* * 1

* • t * * * t * • «««

* * *

• •4 •** * * *

a * * * * * ft ft ft

* * *

* * * 4** * t ft

* • * ltd • • • tat

0 2

[Ch. Clxxxiv.] Pier and

Harbotvr

Orders [4

EDW.

7.]

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

A.D.

W04. Clays (continued) :—

Hartlepool.

Manufactures of (continued) :-—

Pipes :—

Drain per ton...

Sewage per ton

„ glazed per ton

Tobacco per cwt.

Terra cotta goods per cwt.

Tiles :—

Encaustic per cwt.

Paving per ton...

Roofing per ton

Tessellated per cwt.

Works of Art (see Art).

Clocks per cwt.

Clogs (see Boots &c).

Clothing per cwt. ..,

Coaches (see Carriages).

Coal coke &c. viz.:—

Coal cinders or coke imported per ton

„ exported per ton

Blocks per ton...

Dust per ton ...

Patent fuel per ton

Coal tar (see Pitch). -

Cochineal, (see Dye stuffs).

Cocoa (see Chocolate).

„ Nuts (see Nuts).

Codilla (see Hemp and Flax).

Coffee per ton

„ essence per cwt.

Coir or cocoanut fibre per ton „. ... ... ... 0 10

;, for brooms &c. (see Fibre).

„ matting per cwt.

it rope and cables (see Rope &c).

Concrete flagging (see Flagging).

Condiments (see Cattle food).

Confectionery spices and succades viz.:—

Cinnamon cloves mace pimento nutmegs pepper and the like

(ginger excepted) per cwt.

Confectionery per ton ...

Fig cake or paste per cwt.

Fruits tamarinds ginger &c. preserved in sugar per cwt.

Isinglass per cwt.

Macaroni (see Farinaceous substances).

Vermicelli per cwt.

Conserves (see Fruit dried).

0 10

0 2

0 0*

0 1

EDW.

7.] Pier and

Harbour Orders

[Ch. clxxxiv.]

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

4 11 til * I I

4 14 111 »tl «**

•41 4* * 4*4 * * 1

•44 tl* 444 •#* •**

• 44 114 4 4 1

Cooper rushes per ton

Copper and copper manufactures (see Brass &c).

„ precipitate of per ton... ... ... ... ... 0 &

Coprolites (see Manures).

Cordage (see Rope).

Cordials all kinds of.per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0 %

Cork wood and corks viz. :—•

Corks and bungs per cwt.

Dressed per cwt.

Bough per cwt.

Shavings and waste per cwt.

Corn flour meal &c. viz.:—

Barley per ton .'..

„ dust sweepings per ton

„ pearled per ton

Beans per ton ...

„ locust per ton

Bran and pollard per ton

„ boxings per ton

Coarse sharps per ton

Flour wheaten or rye per ton

Maize or Indian corn per ton

Malt per ton ...

„ culms per ton

Meal viz.:—

Barley bean husk oat (including groats) $'ea rye and wheat

pGr ton **v •*# +#* 'IM •*• **•

tit •## •* * * # # • • •

*** * 4 4 i i i

• *• 444 **• • • •

i i 4 * * • 4 4 4 • * • * * *

• * * 444 tit 4*4

• t t * # • # • i * t i

J ft

4 4 » # 4 4 4 14 4

4*4 4 1*

l|| 4*4 4*4 Itl 4 • •

444 4 a 4 414 44* 414

Oats per ton ...

„ crushed per ton

„ dust sweepings per-ton

Peas per ton

„ split per ton

Eye per ton ..•

Tares ner ton ...

#41 141 411 •»*

*41 44* 114 441

- * F

111 mm* 141 ***

444 ••* • *• P • 1 411 » * 1

44*

444 P144 . * *

1 * • 144 P * 4 411

Wheat per ton ...

;) screenings per ton

•

Cotton and cotton manufactures viz.

Bandirig per ton

Braids per ton ...

Belting per ton

Cake (see Cattle food).

Manufactured per ton

Bags per ton ...

Raw per ton ...

Rope per ton ...

444 111 1*4 f - - 414

lit 4*1 444

4 4 4

14 1 114

441 144 I • * 411

4*4 * 1 4 • • » L *** T f V

*•• 44« « .+ + fl ,

**• 4*« ft B ft * | *

t * • 441 * * * 4 4 4

8. d. A.D. 1904.

0 10

Hartlepool.

• •• ••• * ** •**

Hartlepool.

% i i

* * #

[Ch. clXXXiv.] Pier

cmd Ewrbowr

Orders

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904,

A.T>. 1904 Cotton and cctfcon manufactures (continued)

Sewing thread per ton ...

Twist per ton ...

Waste (see Waste).

Wool per ton ...

Yarn (see Yarn).

Cotton and other bobbins per \l. on value

Cotton seeds (see Seeds).

Cows (see Animals)*

Crates (see Casks &c.).

Creosote oil (see Chemicals).

Curiosities natural and artificial per cwt.

Cutch (see Dye stuffs).

Cutlery per cwt.

•Cycles each

CyJiuders (see Casks &c).

Deer (see Animals).

__ i* _• -*

Detonators for blasting (see Ammunition).

Disinfecting powder or fluid per ton ...

Dogs (see Animals).

Doors (see Wood).

Drums (see Casks &c).

[4 EDW. 7.]

* * * » • I

ftl«

I I *

* » * t

* * *

fr * +

+ * •

* * • 4 * « » f •

ft*

* * •

# * *

* * 4

+ * »

14 4

fr I «

Drysaltery per cwt.,..

Dye stuffs (other than dye woods) and substances used ip. tanning or

dyeing viz:—

Alizarine per ton

Aniline salts of or colours per ton ...

Anthracene per ton

Anthraquinon per ton

Bark (see Bark),

Benzole per ton

Cochineal per ton

Cutch per ton ...

Gambier per ton

Indigo per ton ...

Shumach per ton

V.alonia per ton

• # *

* • t

• • *

t * #

4 • f

ft fr 1

* * *

• * *

4 4*

1*4

4 t •

f I * • » * t * •

14 +

Dye woods viz.:—

Logwood per ton

Unenumerated per ton

Dynamite (see Ammunition).

.Earthenware loose per ton

Pipes tiles &c. (see Clays).

Red pottery loose per ton

Stoneware (see Stoneware).

White per ton ...

• *

tit

4*4

1 *

• *

* 1

t 4

* 4

• ft* Itl * *

0 01

0 1

0 10

0 4

0 10

0 2

0 1

J4 EDW. 7.] Pier and Harbour Orders

Confirmation {No. 2) Act, 1904. [Ch. clxxxiv.]

* 4 4

• * #

4 • •

4 4 «

• 44

4 4 4

4 • t

ill

• * *

.Earths (alkaline &c.) viz. :—

Baryta or barytes per ton

Fuller's earth per ton

Ochre per ton ...

Spanish brown per ton ..

Strontia per ton

•

Eggs per ton

Electrical apparatus or parts thereof per ton

Emery powder and other preparations of per ton

Empties (see Bags casks).

^Enamelled urinals each

Other enamelled ware per cwt.

Engine packing per ton

Engines of all descriptions (see Machinery).

Esparto and other vegetable fibres per ton

Fancy goods (see Goods).

Farina (see Farinaceous substances).

Earinaceous substances viz. :•—

Arrowroot and powder per ton

Farina per cwt.'

Macaroni per ton

iRice per ton

„ flour per ton

ftizine per ton...

Sago per ton ...

Tapioca per ton

iFat (animal) (see Grease).

Feathers:—

For beds in beds or otherwise per cwt.

Ornamental per lb.

.Feeding stuffs (see Cattle food).

Felspar or feldspar per ton

Eelt viz.:—

Boiler per ton ...

Carpet roofing or woollen per ton...

Eibre for brooma brushes &c. per ton ...

Coir or cocoa nut (see Coir &c.).

Fire arms (see Arms).

Fire-clay goods (see Bricks and Clays).

IFish viz.:—

All kinds of in tins bottles jars &c. per ton ...

Cured dried or salted packed in ice or otherwise preserved per

ton

s. d.

... 0 1£

... 0 3

... 0 2

... 0 H

... 0 9

... 0 0£

... 0 10

... 0 2

... 3 6

A.D.1904

Hartlepool.

# 4

4 *

* * 4

• * *

4 ft 4

• * 4

4 44

• 4

* 4

• * t

4 4 4

• 4 *

4 4 4

* 4 4 * ft 4 4 • *

4 4 4 • 4 * 4 4 4

14 4

4 f t

• 3 4

• 4 4 4 4 4 4 14 4 4 4

4 4 4 4 4 4

Fresh imported in vessels exceeding 35 feet in length per ton

Flagging viz.:—

Cement per ton

Concrete per ton

Stone per ton ... B

ft 1 4

4-4 4 4 4 4

4 4

* t

0 4

0 10

0 2

[Oh.

Clxxxiv.] Pier and

HarbouT

Orders [4

EDW

Confirmation

(No.

2)sActi

1904.

1904. Flax (see Hemp).

Hartlepool Flint glass (see Glass).

Fliiita viz.:—-

Ground per ton

Raw per ton

i i • 4 # i III 4k*

4 4* * * 4 t t 4 * * # * » *

4*1 4** * B « * v 4

• •ft 4 4* »lt

Fruit &c. viz,:-

* 4 • 4 4 4 « * I * f> *

4*4 111

A 4 4 t * * * * 4

* • * 4 * * 4 4 f 1*4 * * *

a, iix u*«ivcua Pci. IAM* «**

* * * 4 * * • » 4 frit

4 4 4 41* V** 4 4*

444 444 444 tit * * *

a F

444 4*4 * * i 114 *> *> 4

• •• 444 Ml

4*4 i i I 4*4 f t|

444 1*4 4 4 4 444 4*4

4*4 111 4*4 411 1*4

4 4 4

4BB 444 4*4 • • • 4*4

-\n^i*ritrt n+QCi *\rt*i

J-j*vn

!•• 44* 444 ••• * * #

Pomegranates per ton

Rhubarb per ton **• 114 * * * 4*4 *4*

44 444 * • * i l'fl * * *

4*4 4*4 4*4 44* 4*4

• •4 44* 441 444 *l I

tii 4*4 ••• 444 14* 444

Flock and flocks per ton

Floor cloth oil cloth and linoleum per ton

Flour (see Corn).

Food for cattle (see Cattle food).

Forks (see Agricultural implements).

Frames for pictures or mirrors per ton... ... ... ... 0

Window (see Wood).

*** **• 414 444 44*

* * * 44* # i * 4*4 til U

444 ••• *t * 144 - * # U

*»*

lit 444 * • • 4*4 \|

Apples per ton...

Apricots per ton

Bananas per to a

Bilberries per ton

Cherries per ton

Cranberries per ton

Currant berries black red and white per ton ... ... 0

Damsons per ton ...

baskets

Gooseberries per ton

Grapes per ton

Lemons per ton

Limes per ton...

Olives per ton...

Oranges per ton

Peaches per ton

Pears per ton .,.

Pine apples per ton

Plums per ton...

in baskets per ton ... . ... ... ... 0

Not otherwise rated per ton •*« .I. tftt

•

Fruit dried viz.:—

Almonds in the shell per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0

„ shelled per cwt.... .t. ... ... ... 0

Citron peel per. cwt.

Conserves and crystallised and preserved fruits of all kinds not

otherwise charged per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0

Currants per cwt.

Dates per cwt. .••

Figs-per cwt.

1'*

t't * * • * * ft

4 * * • ft • * • * d H » - * 4

* ft t • • ^ * * ft

4*4 * » » * # •

EDW.

7.J Pier awd

Harbour Orders

. [Oh. clxxxiv.]

Confirmation

(No. 2) ^4d, 1904.

Fruit dried (continued):—

Lemon peel per cwt.

Nuts (table) of all kinds per cwfc. ... ... ... 0 Of

Orange peel per cwfc.

Plums per cwfc.

Prunellos per cwt.

prunes per cwfc.

Baisins per cwfc.

Fruit juice per cwfc....

Fullers' earth (see Earths).

Furniture (household):—

Bedsteads or other household furniture of iron or brass per ton 0 Of

Cabinet and upholstery wares per ton ... ... ... 0 6

Fuze (see Ammunition).

Galvanised goods (see Iron).

Gambler (see Dye stuffs).

Game and poultry alive per dozen ... ... ... ... o 3

dead per ton ... ... ... ... 0 G

i *• ••• ••* *»t * * t

••' ••• « * • *•* *••

nt> TiPr

avert'.

•** ••• ••# • •»

J* «

••* *•• • * • ••« «*•

• •» >*• •, •

•»'

••• •»• . . < «•«

• B •

Bottles of green or common glass (see Bottles).

Cylinders per ton

Flint plain or cut including' bottles and other manufactures

thereof per ton

Fluted rolled or rough plate per ton

German sheet per ton

Xooking and mirrors per ton

Manufactures unenumerated per ton

Old broken per ton

Shades per ton

Window per ton

• t * * 4 t **»

* ft •

* » *

* • * # * f

4*4 * ft ft

* ' • • • » *•* *•* ***

* * * ' l * **• «« * %**

Gloves of all kinds per cwt. ... - • * *** ••• ft 1 .

f * »

••• • • • »»• •*» # + •

Glucose (see Sugar).

Glue per ton

* . Spetches per ton

Glycerine per cwfc. ...

Goats (see Animals).

Goods in boxes bales baskets cases casks or packages not otherwise

enumerated per"'ton

Grain (see Corn).

Gramophones (see Musical instrumenfcs\

B"2 l»

d. A.D. 1004

0 2

0 0£

o 04

0 0£

0 0i

0 1

0 0^

Gas per cwt.

Geese (see Game &c).

Ginger other than preserved per cwfc. ... ... ... ... 0 2

Preserved (see Confectionery).

Glass viz.:—

0 I

r 1

0 2

0 1

Flttf tfrpoa!*

[Oh. Clxxxiv.] Pier and

Harbour

Orders [4

EDW.

7.]

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

A.D.

1904. Granite viz.:

Hartlepool.

Polished or sculptured per ton

Rough per ton

Siftings per ton

Gravel per ton

Grease :—

t f f III

* * i

• 11 ••• III * * # •> 4 *

II*

* 4 m • * « • * 4

4 A • * * *

4*1 III • • V tit I I 4

• * • • • * + + * « * * tit * * i

I ** I •* * *•

• * * III II* •*• J I +

* * * t t • 4**

III *** •!•> * * V

III *+« * » * III

**• * • * ^m m *** • # •

ill * + * »• * • * a I** i**

I t • III 1*1 t*l 114

#1*

* • * •!* » * 4 ^ * J

41*

III + * + * * • III II*

*jlH III * P # * I * I # # II*

i 4 • * t *

0 1

•0 3

Animal fat per ton

Grease bricks per ton

Mica per ton

Petroleum grease or residuum per ton

Spermaceti per ton

Not otherwise rated per ton

Greaves (see Tallow).

Grindstones (see Stones),

Guano (see Manures).

Gum per cwt.

Gun carriages (see Carriages).

Guncotton (see Ammunition).

Gunpowder (see Ammunition).

Gutta percha per cwt.

Manufactures oi per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0 3

Gypsum (see Manures).

Haberdashery :—(Minor articles not capable of being accurately

allotted to the separate heads of cotton linen silk or woollen

manufactures) per cwt.

Hair per ton

Hammers (see Hatchets).

Hams per ton

Hardware :—(Comprising those articles incapable of being allotted to

the several headings of brass copper implements iron &c.) per ton 0 1

Hares and rabbits alive per

., „ „ dead per ton ... ... ... ... 0 6

Harmoniums (see Musical instruments).

Harness per cwt.

Harrows (see Agricultural implements).

Hatchets and hammers per ton ... ... ... ... 0 10

Hats per cwt.

Hay'per ton

Hemp and flax:—

Dressed or undressed per ton ... ... ... ... 010

Oakum per ton

Rope and cables (see Rope &c).

Tow or codilla of per ton ... ... ... ... 010

Unenumerated vegetable substances applicable to the same uses

as hemp or flax per ton ... ... ... ... 0 4

Yarn (see Yarn).

Hemp mats and matting per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0 0g

0 3

0 0k

0 6

0 3

0 2

0 4

0 10

[4 Sow. 7.] Tier and

Harbour Ordm-9

Confirmation (No, 2) Act, 1904. [Ch. clxxxiv.]

* * 4 Herbs per cwt.

Herrings (see Fish).

Hides raw and pieces thereof viz. :

Dry per ton ...

Leather (see Leather).

Wet per ton

* 4 • • * # * •

ft f ft * 4

* • • * I" ft • 4 * * # •

* * K

* * ft

• * I

til

ft 4 h

• • *

Hoes (see Agricultural implements).

Honey per cwt.

Hoofs of cattle per ton

Hoops of wood (see Wood).

Hops per ton

Horn horn-tips and shavings per ton

Horse-boxes (see Break-vans).

Horse flesh (see Meat).

Horse radish (see Vegetables).

Horses (see Animals).

Hosiery per cwt.

Houses and buildings wood or iron per ton

Husks (see Cattle food).

* * *

* *

4 *

* * *

ft ft

* *

• *

* *

4 4

J i

ft 4 4 * * •

4 4*

• •

4 #*

Ice per ton

Incandescent mantles per ton

India rubber per cwt.

Manufactures of viz.:—

Hose belting sheeting boots shoes

tubes per ton

4 4 4

ft I ft

4 • ft

bands

* ** * * *

4 4*

4 4 4

* * *

• **

* • ft

** %

Indigo (see Dye stuffs).

Ink per cwt.

Printing &c. per ton

Iodine per ton

Iron and Steel and manufactures thereof viz.;

Accumulator's per ton ...

Aluminium iron per ton...

Anchors per ton

Angles per ton...

Anvils per ton...

Axles (see Machinery).

Bar per ton

Bars per ton

galvanised per ton

Sheffield per ton

Beams per ton...

Bearing plates per ton

Bed plates per ton

Bedsteads (see Furniture).

Billets per ton...

4 4*

ft t

* 41 *

4 * #

I 4 4

4 *#

• ft

4 4#

* • *

4 4 4

* * *

it*

* * «

* * •

* • t

iti

* * *

* *

ft 4 • ft * 4

fl *«

* fr »

ft • *

14 4 « ft ft ft * *

B 3 4 4 4

0 3

0 1

• • •

* • «

» • •

* * *

* • *

balls tyres

ft*

• • a

* * *

4 # 4

ft • ft

* » *

* * *

• ft i

ft 4 ft

• * ft

ft • •

4 4 ft

• • 4

* % ft

* • m

4 4 *

• 4 ft

* 4 ft

ft ft *

ft * *

and

***

4 4ft

ft i •

4 • *

ft ft 4

4 4 4

ft * w

ft ft 4

ft • *

4 t ft

ft • t

4 ft 4

4 4 4

• t I

• • ft

4 4 t

4-t

0 0

A.D.

1904,

Hartlepool.

• * * *** *-* J I | Iff

**' 4*4 it* |l| **i

* • • * • * 01 * • * * »

*•* •» » • I • •* * III

4 * *

i * * • I *

1*1 * * * 14* 4 4 | | * ,

*** * * • i 4 f # * * t h i

* * * ••• lit * * * t t t

* * t 4 4* * * • I h • a • *

# * * 44* t I • + * * m m m

tit + * t «*• «*+ lit

• • • * * • * 4 1 * t * * ^ P

* * f 4*4 * * t At* • * *

i t • III I ft t •*• Hi

• h I 441 • i • 111 ^* I

• it * t • * • *

t t t * • * it* * # * * *

lit |l

[Oh. clxxxiv.] Pier

Harlow.

Orders

[4 £i/w. 7.j

Confirmation

(No. 2) 4c£, 1904.

A).

100-i. Iron and Steel &c. (continued):

u^pooi.

Blooms per ton

Boiler bars per ton

Bolt per ton

Bolts per ton ...

Boot heels per ton

Boring plates per ton

Brake blocks per ton

Bridgework per ton

Buckets per ton

Bulbs per ton ...

Bulwark rails per ton

Buoj7

sinkers per ton

^Cables per ton...

Cable studs per ton

Cannons per ton

Capstans per ton

Castings (rough) of all kinds per ton

Chains per ton...

Chain wheels per ton

Chairs per ton ...

Channel bars per ton

„ plates per ton

Clinch rings per ton

Clips per ton ...

Coal gins per ton

Collars per ton...

Columns per ton

Cotters per ton

Cranework per ton

Cylinders (concrete work) per ton

Diamond grit per ton

Diving apparatus per ton

Down spouting per ton ...

Drums per ton...

Ell posts per ton

Files new or old per ton...

Fish bolts pins and plates per ton..

Floor plates per ton

Forgings per ton

Furnaces steel per ton

Galvanised sheets corrugated and plain per ton

Gas tubes and fittings per ton

Gasworks plant (exclusive of machinery) per ton

Gibs per ton

Oirders per ton

Grates per ton.

* • • it* 1•• #44 i*t

* * * 4*4 • •• 111 lit

• * » * * 1*1 I * % lit III

hit t*i » • * * * * * III

+** llh -•* l*t 111

t t t 1*4 III «•• 1*1

1*4 I 4 • lit III tit

tit 1*1 ii« 4*1 tl|

ili III III lit it*

lit III * * * lit it*

444 III *•*

|4|

ili t | * 1*1 4 * I

1*4 #*i 41* it)

til •** tii 4*1

II*

til *44 til 1*4

• hi lit * t *- I * i it*

* * I 41* 4li

# * • i«i 41*

III tt* t # * I** # * *

4*|

* • # hi* hi* tt>

* I* I * • * I 4 » 4 4 * • 4

• * 4 • * *

«+•

* t I * lit * 4 i

• 4 I I * •

**1 #11 * • * >*• • 4 i **•

• 4*1 III 141 #*« **t

• * • 4*1 Itf tt| flfl

1>EDW. 7.1 Harbour [Ch. clxxxiv.]

'mation

m 4 *

* 4 *

»!• 4 L I

* • *

I • *

« * *

• t 1

4 4

* *

r >

I •

»>

» * *

• •»

i • *

• • *

4 4*

* 4 ft

4 4 4

* » 4

• 4 4

4 4 4

* * *

t • •

* 4 *

• # •

1 • •

4 4 4

4 • *

* 4 •

* ft *

• * •

* • *

4 4 4

T • *

4 1*4

# * *

• • ft

• ••

4 4*

* # ft

4*4

4 • •

4 4 4

* t 4

1 • #

* * 4

4 4 4

4 4*

• t 4

4 4 4

4 1

4 *

* 4 I

4*4

4 4 4

4 4*

• 4 4

1ft*

* *

4 4

il 4

4 *

J i

4 4

ron and Steel &c. (continued) :

Grapnels per ton

Guns per ton ...

Guttering per ton

.Hatch rest bars per ton '.;:

cleats per ton

iron per ton

Hawsers per ton

Hoop per ton

jlurdles per ton

Ingots (iron manganese and steel) per ton

Iron sheets (black) per ton

Jack stays per ton

Joists per ton ...

Keel bars per ton

Keys per ton

Lamp posts per ton

Levers per ton

Mortars per ton

Nail rods per ton

"Nails per ton ...

Nail strips per ton

Nickel iron per ton

Nuts per ton ...

Old per ton

Packing iron per ton

Pier work per ton

Pig all kinds per ton

Piles screw per ton

Piping per ton

Plates per ton ...

„ Sheffield per ton ...

Propellers per ton

Puddled bars per ton

Pulley blocks per ton

„ chains per ton

Pulleys per ton

Rails per ton ...

Railway chairs crossings sleepers and switches per ton

Bail way wagons and trucks (exclusive of tyres axles wheels and

springs) per ton

ft • 4

4 4 4

4 * *

* » 4

4 4 4

4 i 4

• 44

4 4 4

4 ft 4

4 4 4

4 ft

4 4

4 I

J 4

4 4

4 •

4 4

4 4 4

• 4 »

4 4 4

* 4 ft

4*4

4 4 1

4 4 4

4' •*

* * 4

4 ft

4 4

t 4

4 4

+ •

4 4 4

Ramps per ton

Ranges per ton

Ridging per ton

Rivets per ton ...

Roofing per ton

Rudder' frames per ton

4 ft 4

*44

4 14

4 4*

4 4 4

4 4*

4 4 4

4 •

4 4

4 4 4

ft 4 ft

I i 4

4*4

4 i

4 •

4 4

B 4

A.D.

1901

Hartlepool*

Hartlepool,

4 * •

* • *

4 ft ft

* * 4

ft 4 ft

* 1 1

+ * *

> t

* m

[Oh.

Clxxxiv.] Pier a«d Harbour Orders

Confirmation (No. 2) 4ci, 1904,

A.D.

1904. Iron and Steel &c. (continued):

Safes per ton ...

Sash weights per ton

Scrap per ton ...

Screw bases per ton

„ frame per ton

Screws per ton

Segments per ton

Sheets per ton ...

Shot (see Ammunition).

Shovels per ton

Sidelights per ton

Signals per ton

Slag:-

Ground basic or phosphate powder per ton

Iron scales per ton ...

Mill cinder or puddler's tap per ton

Raw per ton

Slag wool or silicate of cotton per ton

Sockets per ton

0 EDW. 7.J

ft ft ft

4 • *

ft ft ft

• ife ft ft ft ft ft ft

4 ft 4

4 • ft

• • 4 « • *

ft ft ft

4 4 4

4 4*

ft ft ft

4 ft ft

ft ft •

• • ft

* 4 ft

ft 4 ft

I ft ft

Sole plates per ton

Spades per ton

Spanners per ton

Spigots per ton

Spikes per ton...

Springs per ton

Spring steel per ton

Stanchions per ton

Standards per ton

Steel ribbed furnaces per ton

Steel zeds per ton

Steering gear per ton

Stern bars frames and posts per ton

Stoves per

ton]...

Straining posts per ton ...

Tanks per ton ...

Tie bars per ton

Tillers per ton ...

Tin bars per ton

Tramway plant per ton

Tree guards per ton

Trellis work per ton

Troughs per ton

Tubes per ton ...

Turntables per ton

Tyres per ton

Uprights per ton

4 14

* t

4 4 4

* ft «

• t 4

ft ft ft

k *

ft ft 4

t 4 ¥

ft ft ft

• ft ft

ft ft ft

# • f

4 4 4

I * t

4 4 4

4*4

4 ft 4

* * 4 « ft ft

ft**

4 4 4

+ * *

ft ft ft

i C *

ft ft •

4 14

4*4

ft ft 4

.. 0

,. 0

oi-

[4 EDW. 7.] Pier and Harbour Orders [Ch. clxxxlv.J

Confirmation {No. 2) Act, 1904.

4 4 •

* * *

i t ft

* * •

*4 »

i • ft

* i *

4 *

Iron and Steel &c. (continued) :-

Urinals per ton

Ventilator cowls per ton.*.-

Vices per ton

Wagon traversers per ton

Washers per ton

Wedges per ton

Weighbridges per ton

Wheelbarrows (see Wheelbarrows).

Wheels (see Machinery).

Ironmongery not otherwise rated per ton

Iron ore (see Ore).

Isinglass (see Confectionery). ...

Ivory per ton ... .-.,

„ manufactures of works of art per cwt.

„ black per ton • 11

* *

4*4

4 4 4

• * ft Ull

III

* • 1 ft ft ft

* ft ft

• • w

* ft *

1 ft 1

4 4 1

* #*

• mm

# i •

ill

# • *

* * *

• it M i

4 ft * 111

4 11

ft ft

• ft •

• ft ft

ft ft 4

Japanned or lacquered ware per cwt.

Jet per cwt.

„ manufactures of works of art per cwt.

Joinery not otherwise charged per ton... •

Junk (old cable or cordage) per ton

Jute vi2. :—

Manufactures of viz.:—

Cloth goods per ton

Rope (see Rope).

Yarn (see Yarn).

Raw per ton ... ..»,

Waste (see Waste).

Kelp (see Chemicals).

Lacquered ware (see Japanned ware).

Lambs (see Animals).

Lampblack per ton ...

Lamp posts (see Iron).

Lamps chandeliers &c7£er cwt.

Lard per ton

Imitation or artificial lards per ton

Launches wood or iron inclusive of engine per ton

Lead:—

ft ft ft

!••

ft ft 1

• • 1

4 t 4

111

I * *

ft ft ft

111

• 1ft

** *

• 4 4

1 # *

1 ft 1

t ft ft

* * w

• 1 ft

Black (or plumbago) per ton

Colours (mixed paints) per ton

Manufactures of viz.:—

Rolled sheet piping and tubing per ton

Shot (see Ammunition):

Ore of (see Ore).

Pig or ingot per ton

Red or white (for manufacturing purposes) per ton

1 •

• ft •

4 4 1 ft ft *

*•*

• • *

• • ft

lift

•*•

• • ft

• ft

• * •

* 4 +

4 4ft

* • #

• • *

til

• *, *

• » ft

• » t

* *#

4 «

A.D.

IdM,

HartlepocL

o ot

0 IQ>

o ia

0 £

Ofc

0 10

0 4-

0 10'

[Gh/clxxxiv.] Piffi

and*Harbour

Orders [4

EDW.

7.]

Confirmation

(No. 2) Actj 1904.

A.D..

loot. Leather viz,:

tiartlepQjl.

• • • • • HI

* * • • *«..

tit «** *••

• *• • * • in

**• ••• •»• iii •»•

• • * • •* ••»

Axles per ton ...

Bicycles (see Cycles).

Boiler bars (see Iron).

Eoiler fittings per ton

Boilers per ton

Buffers per ton

^Condensers per ton

r««« » • * »* # • *

*•* t ft » • • r (MI

+ + * • I • * • 4 * % ft

* * « #ft • * 1 • * * *

ft * ft ft * ft + ft ft * 1 f

ft ft ft # * * * » t ft t *'

0 2

Bags belting or cord per ton ... ... ... ...0 1

Dressed per cwt. ••• ... ... ... ... 0 4

Hides (and see Hides) per ton ... ... ... ...0 1

Tarnish japanned or enamelled per cwt. ... •,, ... 0 6

Wrought viz.:—

Boots and shoes (see Boots &c).

Harness (see Harness).

Laces per cwt.

Saddlery (see Saddlery).

Trunks (see Trunks).

Lentils (see Cattle food).

Life belts or buoys per cwt. ... ... „. ... ... 0 4

Lime per ton

Lime chloride &c. (see Chemicals).

Limespar per ton

Limestone (see Stone),

Linen viz. :—

Manufactures of viz.

: —

Piece goods .per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0 3

... 0 1

... 0 li

0 3

0 10

..0 1

Thread per ,cwt

Rags (see Rags).

Yarn (see Yarn).

linoleum (see Floorcloth),

Linseed (see Seeds).

Linseed cake and meal (see Cattle food).

Litharge per ton

Live stock (see Animals).

Loam per ton

Locust beans (see Corn).

Logwood (see Dye woods).

Lubricating oil (see Oil):—

„ pads per ton

„ paste per ton ... ... ... ,,#

Macaroni (see Farinaceous substances).

Machinery and machines or parts thereof viz.:—

Agricultural machines per ton ... ... ... ... 0 0|

Anticrustation extract and composition (see Boiler &c).

Axle boxes per ton

.. 12 6

.,18

.. 0

.. o

., 0

.. 0

., 0

* * 0 0*

[IEDW. 7.]

Pier.aryjl

Harbour Orders

Confirmation (No. 2) 'Art, 1904. [Ch, clxxxiv.]

• • *

ft * 4

• # *

* T *

* » *

4 4 *

4 ft ft

t * 1

4 ft 4

• ft I ft ¥ *

* * 4

* +

ft f f «•* ft 4 ft

Ml • * t

Machinery and machines &c. (continued):

Connecting rods per ton ...

Covering (see Asbestos).

Crank shafts per ton

Cylinders per ton

Cylinders (concrete work) (see Iron).

Drills per ton ...

Felt (see Felt).

Garden rollers per ton

Lathes per ton

Lawn mowers per ton

Locomotive steam engines per ton

Machine borings per ton

Machines not otherwise described per ton

Mangling machines per ton"

Meters—gas and water per ton

Mining machines per ton

Perambulators per ton ..

Piston rods per ton

Planing machines per ton

Printing presses per ton

Propelling machinery put on board any vessel built elsewhere

• ft t

ft i ft

» * #

* t *

tii

4 4*

4 1*

ft I ft

itl

V t t

ft t •

ft I t

ft * * ft I *

* * •

* t * 4 * ft

4 4 •

* * *

ft 4 4

P J •

W 4 *

4 4 4

ft ft *

* t *

* * *

ft t + « 4 ft

4 4*

4 4 4

4 4*

ft 1 ¥

4 ft

« 4 4

* * *

* 4 4

than in the port per ton

Pumps per ton'..

Road rollers per ton

Screw jacks per ton

Sewing machines and stands per ton

Steam engines not otherwise described per ton

Tricycles (see Cycles).

Tubes (see Iron).

+ t I ft

Yalyes per ton...

Washing machines per ton

Weigh bridges (see Iron).

Weighing machines per ton

Wheels per ton

Winches per ton

Windlasses per ton

Wringing machines per ton

Manganese (see also Ore and Iron &c.) per ton

Manures viz. :—

*4ft

* 4 ft

4* ft

4 ft 4

• « *

• 44

• t *

4 4 4

III

4 4*

ft *

* ft ft

4 4*

« •

ft *

4 ft ft

ft 4 *

* 4 *

• 4 *

* * *

* * 4

•• i

4 I ft

• 4

ft *

4 4

ft ft

• •

Artificial per ton

Bones (see Bones).

Coprolites per ton

Ground per ton

Ground basic slag (see Iron).

Guano per ton ...

Gypsum per ton

• • ft ft 4 i 4ft* 4 #

* ft *

ft • ft

ft 4 ft

1 ft ft

4 4*

4 4ft

#44

ft • I ft ft

4 -

ft 4

4 4 4

I I 4

* * *

*• • 4*

d. A.U. 1901

llartUpuol.

r 04

0 2

[Oh.

Clxxxiv.] Pier and Harbour Orders [4

EDW.

7.]

Confirmation {Fo. 2) Act, 1904.

* * • # * * • • • ft ft 4

* ft * * I * # ft * • * *

ft »* * * • ##4 *•* it*

* * * t * • 4 t ft

* » * * 4 * ft » ft

a ft ft • • • *•• • * *

* t * * * ft * •

ft 4 * • * ft • • * #1* « • ft

t * ft • • ft * * ft * * *

ft •* * * • iftft *** ft t ft

lift • ft • * ft 4

* * a ft ft ft • * * 4*4 * f •

* » • III t 1 * • * * «**

¥ * ft lift til 4*4 ftftft

ft ftft *•* •••

Gramophones per ton

Harmoniums per ton

» • » • • » • * *

• •* > 1 • «** * • • • • •

0 OJ

0 1

A.I).

L9(H. Manures (continued) :

XaT^ool.

Kainitperton...

Lime per ton

Nitrate of soda (cubic nitre) per ton ... ... ... 0 0£

Phosphate powder (see Iron).

Phosphate rock per ton

Shoddy (see Shoddy).

Sulphate of ammonia per ton

Superphosphates per ton...

Maible and alabaster viz.:—

0 I

Polished per ton

Rough per ton

Sculptured per ton

Marbles per ton

Margarine (see Butterine).

Matches of all kinds psr ton »ta *** *«* •••

a*iOo

Mats viz.:—

Door and the like per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0 4

0 1

0 4

Dunnage per 100

Hemp (see Hemp mats).

Matting (see Coir and Hemp).

Mattresses per cwt.

Meat viz.:—Beef mutton pork horse flesh and other flesh fresh salted

or otherwise preserved (except tinned meats) per ton ... ... 0 6

Meat (tinned) viz. :—

Preserved and extract of

Soups in tins (see Soups).

Metal (see Brass &c.; see Iron ; see Art).

Capsules (see Capsules).

Manufactures not otherwise charged per ton ... ... 0 10

Polish per ton 0 3

Methylated spirits per ton ... ... ... ... ... 010

0 1 Milk per 50 gallons

„ condensed or preserved per ton ... ... ... ... 0 3

Millboard (see Paper).

Millstone (see Stones).

Mineral waters per 50 gallons ... ... ... ... 0 2

Molasses (see Treacle).

Mooring chains (see Iron).

Motor cars (see Carriages &c,).

Mouldings viz :—

Gilt per ton

Not gilt per ton

Mules (see Animals).

Musical instruments viz.:

\4 ELMY. 7*] Pier and Harbour Orders

Confirmation (N'o. 2) Act, 1904. [Ch. clxxxiv.l

t * *

* • v

• • *

• 4 P

t * •

ftP*

* • * * P *

• • *

* * ft

4 • •

• J a

4*4

4 4ft

• * *

* • •

# * *

i * 1

• •

ft ft • • 1 1

• ft ft

T # •

*4 P

4 ft •

* J •

ft * l

* w

* • i P4«

Musical instruments (continued)

Musical boxes per ton ...

Phonographs per ton

Pianofortes per ton

Unenumerated per ton

Muslins per cwfc.

Mustard per cwt.

Mutton (see Meat).

Naphtha viz.:

Coal per cwfc.

Purified so as to be portable per cwt.

Wood methyl ic alcohol per cwt.

Noils (see Wool).

Nuts viz.:—

Cocoa nuts per cwt.

For expressing oil therefrom per cwt.

Table (see Fruit dried).

Oakum (see Hemp).

Ochre and ochre earth (see Earths).

Oil viz.:—

Black (common) per ton

Castor cotton seed colza linseed olive palm rape resin seal and

the like per ton

Creosote (see Chemicals).

Illuminating per ton

Lubricants per ton

Perfumed spermaceti &c. per ton

Petroleum or paraffin per ton

„ residuum (valvoline) per ton

Shale per ton ...

4*4

4 4ft

ft 1 *

* ft t

4 4 4 + fr #

• ft ft * 4 P * * * 4 P 4

4 ft 4

4 ft ft

4 4 4

4 ft ft

• ft J

4 4 ft

• ft 4

ft ft *

4 ft *

ft ft ft I * i*

4 • » • • 4

4*4

Tar (see Chemicals).

Oil-cake (see Cattle food).

Oilcloth (see Floor cloth).

Onions (see Vegetables;.

Opium per cwt.

Ore viz.:—

Antimony per ton

Bog-iron per ton

Chrome per ton

Copper per ton...

Iron coastwise per ton

„ from foreign per ton

Lead per ton ...

Manganese per ton

Manganiferous iron per ton

Nickel per ton ...

Purple per ton ...

Pyrites of iron per ten ...

tf • *

4 * * W

tf«P

4*4

4 4 4

ft • •

ft 4 4

4 11

* ft ft

4 4 P

* I -

4 4ft

* ft

* *

4 P 4

4 ft ft

t * t

4 4 p

**»

P t

4 4«

4 ft 4

ft 4 4

4 4 4

4 ft •

4 4 4

ft *

111

0 0*

0 1

0 10

0 1

A.D.

1904.

Hartlepool.

[Oh.

Clxxxiv.] Pier and

Harbour Orders

[4 Euw. 7.]

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

A,I>. 1904. Ore (continued);

—

Htirthpool

Sulphur per ton

„ burnt per ton

Tin per ton

Zinc per ton

Oxen (see Animals).

•** •** * * i

• * * a 4 4 * •

4 a a # * * • • » t * *

* * * * » • a a tj

JJ J J «i J Uul. UUU * * a 4*4 4a* • i a

* • 4 * • * 1*1 • * 4 * a «

V 4 A * * *

IM * 4 * * • t

t 4 4 * * * * » * • 1 •

4*4 + * i * * * 4 * * 4 4 4

* 4 4 * * *

Mineral per ton

Vegetable per cwfc.

« 4 4 * * • » * * 4 * #

» t • »•» * * * * * t

5.' <£

J *

* # *

* * * 4 * *

* t 1 * * * *** 4*1 * 4 4

* j »

4 * *

• • 4

* J

• 1 * t * •

* • t • • 1 • * * 44* • # I

*•• HI #44

444 • • t • * * •*• 4 4 +

44*

* • t 4*1 « 4 J • # I

414 444 til

4 4 * a 4*

0 10

Paint per ton

Composition—Anti-fouling &c, per ton

Painters' colours (see Lead).

dry per ton ...

Paintings per cwt.

Paper viz.:—

Bags per ton

Brown and rough per ton

CttristTnas carda post cards and the like per cwt.

Hangings per ton

Millboard and pasteboard per ton ..,

Printing per ton

Show cards per cwt.

Waste per ton ...

Writing paper envelopes and stationery per ton

Paraffin (see Oil).

Parian and majolica wares per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0 6

Parsnips (see Vegetables).

Patent dryers per ton

Patent fuel (see

Coal}.

Pea husks (see Cattle food).

Peat moss and peat moss litter per ton ... ... ... ... 0 3

Pencils per cwt.

„ slate per cwt.

Pepper black or white per cwt. ...

• • • • • -

... 0 1

Perambulators (see Machinery).

Perfumery of all sorts per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0 3

Perry (see Cider).

Petro^um (see Oil).

Pewter (see Zinc).

Phonographs (see Musical instruments).

Phosphate rock (see Manures).

Pianofortes (see Musical instruments).

Pickles and sauces per cwt. .*. ... ... ... ... 0 OJ

Picks (see Agricultural implements).

Piece goods not otherwise rated per cwt. ... ... ... 0 2

Pigs (see Animals).

Pipe clay (see Clay).

Pitch and tar:

0 2

0 0*

... 0 3

... 0 OJ

[4 EDW. 7.] Pier ard

Harbour Orders

Confirmation

(XTo.

2) Act, 1904.

[Oh. clxxxiv.]

i • *

ft 1 4

* 4

Plants per cwfc.

Plaster of Paris per ton

Plaster stone (see Stone).

Platting of straw per ton

„ of other kinds per ton

Ploughs (see Agricultural implements).

Plumbago or black lead (see Lead).

Ponies (see Animals).

Porcelain (see Chinaware).

Pork (see Meat).

Porter (see Beer).

Potash (see Chemicals).

Potatoes (see Vegetables).

Potsherd (see Stones).

Poultry (see Game and Poultry).

Printing matter per cwt.

Provisions not otherwise enumerated per ton

Pulp viz.:—

Rag per ton

Straw per ton ...

Wood per ton ...

Pumice stone (see Stones).

Putty per ton

• t t

4 4 4 * • *

11*

III t # # * * I

* * *

at*

i * 4

• * •

* * *

4 * •

4 # a

t t 1

4 * *

t t ft

* # •

* * * It * * * t 4 til

+ 4 ft

+ *

• « a

• * 4

* ft

* * I

4 4 4

4 14

i * •

4 4*

14 4

4 4*

4 14

4 4 4

* 4 #

Quinine viz.:—

Residuum per ton

Sulphate of per cwt.

Rabbits (see Hares).

Radishes (see Vegetables).

Rags

Pulp of (see Pulp).

Railway break-vans and horse boxes (see Break-vans).

carriage bodies (see Carriages).

waggons and trucks or parts thereof part wood Jind part

iron excluding wheels tyres springs And axles per ton ...

„ iron (see Iron).

Rakes (see Agricultural implements).

Rape ctike (see Cattle food).

„ seed (see Seeds).

Resin per ton

Returned empties (see Bags Casks &c).

Rice (see Farinaceous substances).

Riddles (see Agricultural implements).

Rigging (see Wire).

Rizine (see Farinaceous substances).

Rock salt (see Salt).

Rock moss per ton ...

4 4 4 4 4*

4 4 4 « 4 I « 4 4 4f 4

8. d.

0 3

0 10

0 30

1 8

0 6

niH

0 *

0 3

A.D.

190*t

Hartlepool*.

ajX 1904.

JlartlzpcoL

ICh. clxxxiv.] Pier and Harbour Orders

Confirmation

{No. 2) Act, 1904.

4 ft *

* * *

Roots (see Bulbs).

Rope and cables viz.:—

Coir or hempen per ton ...

Cordage per ton

Hempen cord per ton

„ old per ton

Junk old cable or cordage (see Junk).

Jute per ton ...

Wire (see Wire).

3fcug3 (see Carpets and Skins).

fr *

¥ * +

* I 4

• 44

• t t

t 4 1

* 4 1

* ft 4 ft * * t 4 •

[4 EDW. 7.]

ft * *

• « i

• *

• »t

4 f •

s. d.

0 1

t f ft

• #

* ft *

"Sacks empty (see Bags).

Saddlery per cwt. ...

Sago (see Farinaceous substances).

Sail cloth per ton

'Sails per ton

Salt and rock salt per ton

Saltpetre (see Chemicals potash).

Sand of all kinds and ballast per ton

43aws per cwt.

Scythes (see Agricultural implements).

.Seeds viz.:—

ft t i ft > * * • •

ft • • • • « w t

t *

V * t ft t • ft ft • * *

ft • *

• ft ft

* * •

4 * • * ft *

ft*

t 4 ft ft * •

Agricultural per cwt.

Aniseed canary carraway coriander flax hemp and mustard

cwt.

per

* ft * ft ft * * ft ft

* t *

ft 4 *

til

t I 4

4 ft ft

* ft 4

Cockle and cotton per ton

Linseed and rape per quarter

Not otherwise rated per cwt.

"Sewing Machines (see Machines).

Sheathing viz. :—

Asphalte per ton

Brass copper bronze yellow metal and zinc per ton

Other sheathing per ton ...

Sheep (see Animals).

'Shells exploded per ton

Ship stores per ton ...

Shoddy per ton

Shoes (see Boots).

Shot (see Ammunition).

Shovels (see Iron).

Shumach (see Dye stuffs).

Sickles (see Agricultural implements).

Sieves (see Agricultural implements).

Silk viz.:—

Manufactures of per cwt.

Raw or thrown aud waste per cwt.

Silver sand (see Sand).

• ft 4

J •

4*4

ft ft 4

4 ft ft

• 4ft

* * t 4 4D

ft * * 4 ft •

4 • t • ft ft

ft 4 4

t •«

0 3

0 1

0 10

0 Of

0 0*

0 Oi

4 * ft

ft * ft

ft ft 4

ft 4 *

4 « *

4 4 4

ft ft ft

• 44

• • •

i t •

0 6

0 6 .

g> TIOT. 7,3 Pier ajtri Harbour Crdtm [Oh. clxxxiv.]

Confirmation {No. 2) ^c*. 1904.

* » *

• a I

t *

¥ • *

fc • •

• * 4

* • *

* • »

• t I

* * *

4 *

* *

• « 4 * * »

1 4 f

* • •

* •

• * +

* * 4

• * *

• • »

4 * * t • *

•Skills viz.:-—

Hare and rabbit per ton...

Lamb and sheep per ton

Rugs made of per ton

Seal per score ...

ISlag basic (see Iron),

3, wool (see Iron).

'Slate pencils (see Pencils).

Slate slabs or chimney pieces per ton

Elates

viz.:

—

Billiard (see Billiard slates).

Roofing per ton

Writing per dozen

Snuff per ton

Soap viz.:—

Common or soft per ton.,,

Tidleb or perfumed per cwt.

Bolder per ton

Soaps iu tins bottles jars &c. per cwt, -..

^Spades (see Iron).

^Spanish tirown (see Earths),

specie (see Bullion).

Spelter (see Zinc).

Spermaceti (see Grease and Oil).

Spetches (see Glue).

Spicos (see Confectionery &c>).

Spirits in bottles per 2 gallons or part thereof

„ otherwise than in bottles per cask barrel or receptacle

kind containing:—

Not exceeding 15 gallons

it >i dv 11

•»*

* * *

# * •

• *»

• • •

* * •

• • •

«* >

•»•

• i *

• * •

«»*

«*.

* * • t « •

of any

* • • • • •

. * •

•• >

* . *

• • *

• * *

• * i

• *

* • •

. • *

• •f

• ' 90

120

Coastwise per ton

Sponge viz.:—

Fine per cwt. ...

Rough per cwt.

Spruce beer per cwt.

Starch per ton

Stearine per ton

Steel (see Iron).

Sticks (walking) (see Walking sticks).

Stones viz.:—

Blue flint for making or rep airing, roads per ton

Ctnrt and burr per ton

Cornwall per ton

Emery per ton... 0

i * #

* t

4 * t

• ¥ *

1 I •>

* » •

t •

• i.

• t *

* a *

• * t

* * •

4 *J

• •

* m •

4 1 4

4 • •

* * *

* •

* 1 *

# * 4

» t P

4 • •

•*#

» * * • * •

• ft

t • 4 I • 4 4 4

3 3

s. tZ.

0 1

0- 8

0 2

10-

0 1

0 3

A.D.

1904.

Hartlepool.

[Oh.

clxxxiv.] Pier

cmd

Earbwir

Orders

EDW.

Confirmation

(No. 2)

.ictf,

1904.

A, 13.1904. Stones (continued) :—

Hartlepool,

Flagging (see Flagging). &, &.

4*4 111 III til

+ ** r*v > t * 4 • *

• * * * I ft * » + t 4 P

* * ft * 4 * * • • * * #

* » * ••* * 1 • * > a

von

Iff # • • I * * 111

Ganister per ton

Giunite (see Granite).

Grindstones per ton

Hearth per ton

Limestone per ton

polished per ton

Millstones per ton

French per ton

Paving per ton

Plaster stone:—

Ground per ton

Raw per ton

Potsherds per ton

Pumice per ton

Works of art in (see Art).

Stoneware viz.:—

BottleB (see Bottles).

Crucibles per ton

Filters per cwt.

Insulators (telegraphic) per cwt. ... ... ... ... 0 2

Jars per ton

HI * * * 1M

# • * * • * 4*4

• 4 I * * # Ml

• 4 4 * * * i tf I + * w

Stout (see Beer).

Straw per ton

Manufactures of viz.:—•

t * * 4 4* * 4 *

4 « 4 4*4 1 # • • * *

» fr * • tf t • • » * * ft

1 tf 4 4 • 4 4 # • 4 * * • • #

4 4 * 1*4 * * * * t •

• • *

• • •

• • *

• a •

# t •

# + *

• » #

#*p

* »»

«4i

• * *

• • •

* • # 4 4* Mf *t* * * tf

* 4 4 4fl ft I t * * * 4*4

ft I 4 • 4 • * * * ill * * * 4 4 I

0 4

0 2

0 4

Not otherwise rated per

... o i

... 0 10

Boards per ton

Envelopes for bottles per ton... ... ... ... 0 &

Plait (see Platting).

Pulp of (see Pulp).

Rope per ton ... 0 1

Sugar viz.:—

Burnt or caramel per cwt. *.*

.*• •

••* ••• 0 «

Glucose (solid or liquid) per ton ... ... ... ... 0 10

Molasses (see Treacle).

Raw refined and candy per ton ... ... ... ... 0 0£

Sulphur (see Brimstone).

Superphosphates (see Manures).

Swine (see Animals).

Tallow per ton

Greaves or sediment of melted tallow per ion ... ..." 0 4

Stearine (see Stearine).

Tamarinds dry per cwt.

Tapioca (see Farinaceous substances).

Tar (see Pitch).

Tarpaulins and waggon covers per ton ... ... ... 0 10

... 0 0|

BDW.

7.] Pier and Harbour Orders [Oh. clxxxiv.]

Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1904.

fit • * 4 t * a *#• **• * • •

Tea per ton

Telegraph or telephone apparatus or parts thereof (see Electrical

apparatus).

Telegraph Wire (see Wire).

Tents and fittings per ton ... ... ... ... ... 0 10

Terra-cotta viz.:—-

Manufactures of (see Clays).

Thread viz.:—

Cotton or linen (see Cotton linen).

Pack (see Twine).

Tierces (see Casks &c).

Tiles (see Clay).

Tin viz. :—

Manufactures of viz.:—

Soxes of plates per ton ... ... ... ... 0 10

Tinned sheets bars and plates per ton ... ... ... 010

Unenumerated per ton ... ... ... ... 010

Ore of (see Ore).

Unwrought viz.:—

Lumps (old cuttings) per ton ... ... ... 0 2

Slabs blocks bars or ingots per ton ... ... ... 010

Tinned meat (see Meat).

Tobacco per ton

Tomatoes (see Vegetables).

Tow and tow waste (see Hemp and Waste).

Toys per ton

Tramway cars and parts thereof exclusive of wheels tyres springs and

axles per ton ... ... ... ... ... ... o 6

Treacle and molasses per ton ... ... ... ... ... 0 10

0 3

* • * * * • *•• B * • B B *

t * *

* t 1 t * • * • *

* 1 * B B B IB* **« +** + * #

* • * » • » #*• Ml aai

• 4 t * * # I * *

J J */«*«fcr •# v- WJ-t f * * ft * * ||* j f ^ * B *

16 ~

1 8

0 1

1 0

Trees and shrubs per cwt.

Tricycles (see Cycles).

Trunks per cwt.

Turkeys (see Game^&c).

Turnips (see Vegetables).

Turpentine viz.:—

Bough per ton ...

Spirits of and patent per ton ... ... ... ... 0 10

Twine and pack-thread-per cwt. ... ... ... ... o \

TJmb.er per ton

burnt per ton

0 10

0 3

0 10

Umbrellas and parasols either complete or in framework per cwt. ... 0 1

Sticks (see Walking sticks).

Urinals enamelled (see Enamelled).

Iron (see Iron).

Valonia (see Dye stuffs). C 2 35

Har(hpooL

[Oh. Clxxxiv.] Tier and Barbour Orders [4

E.:nv.

7.]

Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 19.04.

A.D.

19C4

Bardepnd.

Vam»h

Pei' Cwt'

Vegetables viz. :-

* 1 * * * * #••

4 * # + * * • • * * * * * 4 *

f * •

# * * » » * • f • # + •

ft ft * » *

* 4 I

ft*

Bit • • # til

* * • * fc

# * *

* * 4 *#* ft • *

« ' f

111 • ft ft i » • ft 1 ft j *

P j • *•# ft ft *

ft ft ft * * * # * # ft ft ft I M

ft ft * ft ft ft * * » * I i 4 * *

* * * at*

* * * * * • • * • • * •

tt« * ^ * »• • t»»

»»#

it * t * t * •

Not exceeding 15 gallons

•tt ««* * • • ..

•»»

»j vV ** • • * -•• ••• tit

90 „

,. 120 M

ft ft t

ft ft ft

J»

ft * ft » • r ***

Beans per cwt..

Oibbages cauliflowers and brocoli per ton

Carrots per ton

Celery per cwt.

Cucumbers per hamper of 6 stones

Horseradish per ton

Melons per ton

Onions per ton

Parsnips per ton

Peas green per cwt.

Potatoes per ton

Preserved in salt or vinegar per ton

Radishes per cwt.

Tomatoes per ton

Turnips per ton

Vegetable substances (see Hemp &c).

Venetian red per ton

Verdigris per ton ..

Verjuice (see Vinegar),

Vermicelli (see Confectionery).

Vinegar and verjuice per ton ... ... ... ..• 0 10

Waggon covei'S (see Tarpaulins).

Waggons (see Carts).

Walking sticks umbrella sticks and the like per cwt. ... ... 0 2

Waste cotton and wool per ton

Jute per ton ...

Other waste per ton

Whalebone per ton...

Wheelbarrows of iron per ton

Of wood per ton

Whiting per ton

Willows per cwt.

Window glass (see Glass).

Wines in bottles per 6 gallons or part thereof ... ... ... 0 2

Wine otherwise than in bottles per cask barrel or, receptacle of any

kind containing:—

10-

•8

coastwise per ton

methylated spirits of per ton -.» -.. ... ... 0 10

0 6 H

(Ullapool.

* * * # i t 4 4* o I

0 2

* * * 4 4* * * t

I 4 • 4 * * * * * # + * * 4 *

o i

0 1

EDW.

7 ] Tier and

Ho/rbour

Qrders [Ch. clxxxiv.]

Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1904.

"Wire and wire manufactures viz.:— s. & A.D. I90i

Galvanised (plain and barbed) telegraphic rigging and netting

Util IrtJ-ll 14* * » * 4 • • * * * * * 4 4 * *

Iron steel and fencing per ton ... ... ... ... 0 0^

Lead brass copper and the like per ton ... ... ... 0 3

Rods or undrawn wire per ton ... ... ... ... 0 3

Rope per ton ...

„ scrap per ton

Scrap (other than rope scrap) per ton ... ... ... 0 2

Wood and manufactures .thereof viz.:—

Ash per load6 ... ...

Battens per load*

Beech ptr load*

Birch per load*'

Boards per load:

Bobbins (see Cotton and other bobbins).

Brushwood raw per cwt.... ... ... ... ... 0 I

Carts (see Carts).

Chocks per ton

Cratewood per load*

Crowntrees per load*

Deals per load*

Doors per dozen

Elm per load*...

Ends per load*

Fir per load* ...

Firewood per load*

Furniture and fancy woods viz.:

Box per ton

Cedar per ton

Ebony per ton

Hickory per ton

Lignum vitee per ton ... ... ... ... 0 4?

Log per ton

4*4 w * * 4 4 * 4+* • • *

4*4 4ft* 1 # • if

• t * • • 1 4 * * 4*

* * •> • * 1 * * 4 * * * *** • 4 •

• • t 4** * * * #•* 444

• * 4 4*4 4** 4 4 1 4 t 4

• * • *** 4 4 4 * 4 4

• 44 * * * 44*

44*

4 • * * • I 1*4 #44

0 3

0 1

0 5

0 1

0 04

0 4

• 44 *•• 4** **1 4 4* 0 4

Mahogany per ton ... ... -... ... ... 0 4

44*

• * • 4** * • » 44*

It*

41* I *> 4 4 t J | If

44*

444 *** 4**

4*4 4 * • til

4fJ*

4 • F 4*4

0 4

Maple per ton

Rose per ton

Sandal per ton

Satin per ton

Walnut per ton

Other like woods per ton ... ... ... ... 0 4

Greenheart per

Gun carnages (see Carriages &c).

Hammershafts.per ton ... ... ... . ... ... 0 '•

Handles broom and brush per cwt. ... ... ... 0 2

Hand spikes per ton

Hoops per 1,000 C 3 37

* * f •** ••• a • 4 *•*

*•• *•* ••• ••* * *:

1T\

0 2$

A.D.-1904,

Hartlepool.

• t *

ft 4 4

* •

• * *

4 4ft

ft * 1

ft ft ft

4 ft ft

[Ch. Clxxxiv.] Pier and

Harbour

Orders

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904.

Wood and manufactures thereof (continued) :—

Joinery (see Joinery).

Laths per load*

Lathwood per load*

Larch per load*

Masts per load*

Mining timber round or square per load*

Oak per load*...

Oars per load*...

Pine per load*...

l'it props per load*

Planks per load*

Poles per load*

Pulp (see Pulp).

„ boards per ton

Pulp wood per ton

Railway carriage bodies (see Carriages &c).

sleepers per load*

creosoted per load"1

waggons and trucks &c. (frames only) per ton

Redwood per load*

Rickei'3 per load*

Shavings per ton

Shovel hilts per ton

Spars per load*

Spruce per load*

Staves per load*

Teak per load*

Tramway cars and parts thereof (see Tramway cars).

„ sleepers per load*

Treenails per 1,000

4 ft •

• i •

» ft

ft a 4

ft ft t

* * *

ft 1 ft

ft * t

lit

4 I *

ft 4 ft

• * *

.13

ft ft 4

ft ft ft

4 4 4

4*4

4 ft 4

4 4 ft

4 14

ft ft ft

4 4 I

4 ft 4

ft 4 4

4 ft *

4 4 |

¥ * *

ft ft 4

4 ft 4

4 4 4 * i t

4 11

4 ft 4

ft ft ft

f ' -• * * ft 4 4

4 4

Veneers per ton

Waggons other than railway waggons (see Carts).

Wainscot per load*

Ware or woodwork per cwt.

Wheelbarrows (see Wheelbarrows).

AVheels cart and carriage per ton ...

naves of per ton...

spokes of per ton

Window frames per dozen

ft 4 4

4 4 4

•

ft ft ft

4 ft 4 * 4 *

-9>

f 4

4 4 4 ft ft •

ft 4 4

• ft 4

» I #

Wool and woollen goods viz.;—

Manufactures of:—

Blankets per ton

Braids per ton

Coverlets per ton •

4 t

4 4 4

ft 4 4

4 ft 4

ft 4 4

4 ft ft

4 •

ft ft 4

[4 Ewv. 7]

4 f «

• *

4 *

4 •

4*4

ft 4 ft

• ft ft

4 4 I

ft ft »

14 4

4 # t

* I

« •

4 ft 4

• *

* ft ft

ft 4 ft

* *

4 4 *

ft ft t

ft ft 4

4 ft m

4 4 4

ft 4 4

ft 4 *

* t

ft ft 4

0 1

0 6

0 1

0 2

0 5

0 4

0 0i

0 0£

0 0i

NOTE,—A

load is to be taken ae 50 cubic feet of Kiug's calliper measure or extreme measure,

EDW.

7.] Pier and Harbour Orders [Ch. clxxxiv.]

Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1904.

Wool and woollen goods (continued) :—

Manufactures of (continued) :—

Bugs per ton

•Stuffs per ton

Woollen goods per ton

Worsted goods per ton

Wrappers per ton ...

Slag (see Iron).

Waste (see Waste).

Wool per ton ..,

„ noils per ton

„ tops per ton

Yarn (see Yarn;.

Works of art (see Art).

Yarn viz.:—

Asbestos per ton

Cotton jute linen woollen hemp flax or

Mohair per ton

Yeast per ton

Yellow metal (see Brass &c).

.Zinc spelter or pewter:—

Ashes and dross per ton...

Crude in cakes per ton ...

Manufactures of viz. :—

Nails per ton

Sheathing (see Sheathing).

Sheets per ton

Other manufactures per ton ...

Ore of (see Ore).

Oxide or white of per ton

Rough in plates per ton

# » w

# • *

ft • *

f * •

* t m

ft ft ft

• * *

4 4 •

t * 1

other yarn

* • 1

ft * 4

•

• ft *

4 * t

• * *

* * *

• * *

p » *

• * W

* * *

• fr 4

ft ft 4

i * I

ft ft «

• • *

• ft 4

« * *

* # •

per ton

* ft ft

* 4 A

* ft 41

* • •

* *

* * *

ft ft *

1 * «

... 0

... o

... 0

* 4 * 0

... 0

A.D.1901

Ifartlepoof.

Sulphate of (see Chemicals).

And so in proportion for a greater or less quantity number weight or

value than is specified in the above schedule.

In respect of animals goods and minerals not specified in the above

schedule one penny per pound sterling on the value of such animals goods and

minerals respectively shall be payable No animal goods or minerals shall be

considered as of less value than

11.

per animal or per ton and fractions of a

ton shall be deemed a ton.

Any fraction of a penny in the total amount of rates or tolls payable at

one time by any person in respect of animals goods or minerals of each

description to be charged as one penny.

C 4 39

[Oh. clxxxiv.] Pier and Harbour Crde/ s

Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1904. [4 ED;V. 1J

A.D.1904.

Waterford.

Short title.

Into rpie tut ion

WATERFOHD HARBOUR.

Provisional Order for altering for the purposes of rating the"

method of calculating the register tonnage of steam vessels?

entering or using the Port and Harbour of Waterford for

extending the limits of the said Port and Harbour and for-

altering and repealing certain existing and authorising new-

rates dues and charges and for other purposes.

Subject to the provisions of this Order the Act of the ninth and tenth

years of the reign of Queen Victoria chapter two hundred and ninety-two

(local) intituled " An Act fur improving preserving maintaining and better-

'"' regulating the Port and Harbour of Waterford and for other purposes;

" relating thereto " (in this Order called " the Act of 1846 ") and the Waterford

and New Ross Harbours Act 1874 (in this Order called " the Act of 1874")

as the same are respectively amended by this Order and this Order shall be

read and construed together as one Act and this Order may be cited as tfte-

Waterford Harbour Order 1904 and the Act of

846 the Act of 1874 and this

Order may together be cited as the Waterford Harbour Acts 1846 to 1904.

In this Order and the schedule hereto unless the subject or context

otherwise requires the following expressions have the meanings hereby

assigned to them (that is to say):

11 y

" The Commissioners " means the Commissioners for improving the Port

and Harbour of Waterford constituted by or for the time being-

acting under the Act of 1846 ;

" The Port " means the Port and Harbour of Waterford ;

" The rateable tonnage " means the tonnage upon which having regard

to the provisions of this Order rates dues or charges are levi ible by

the Commissioners.

Commence- 3. This Order shall come into force upon the day when the Act con-

meat

Order. grm[ng kkis Order is passed and that day is in this Order referred to as

" the commencement of this Order."

Provision as

to rateable

tonnage.

4.—(1) The tonnage of steam vessels (other than sea-going steam tugs)

upon which rates dues or charges are leviable by the Commissioners shall in

no case bo deemed for the purpose of rating to be less than forty per centunt

of the gross tannage.

(2) The tonnage of sea-going steam tugs upon which rates dues or

charges are leviable by the Commissioners shall in no case be deemed for the

purpose of rating to be less than twenty per centum of the gross tonnage.

(3) The tonnage of sea-going sailing vessels upon which rates dues or

charges ar*e leviable by the Commissioners shall for the purposes of rating

mean the register tonnage.

[4 EDIT. 7-J Pier and Harbour Orders [Ch.

clxxxiv

Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1904.

5.—(I)

The rates to be received by the Commissioners shall be adjusted A.JX l'H>.L

by them in such a manner that as far as possible the income of the Port shall ~

be sufficient and not more than sufficient for the purposes of the Port. Adjustment

(2) If at any time it appears to the Board of Trade from the annual rftles*

account to be sent to them under this Order that the clear annual income

derived from the Port on the average of the then three last preceding years

after payment of all expenses and outgoings exceeds the amount sufficient for

the purposes of the Port the Board may if they think fit reduce the maximum

rates leviable by the Commissioners to such sums as shall be sufficient

fx>

provide the amount aforesaid and may at any time raise those rates again-.

(3) Provided that the rates so adjusted shall at no time exceed the

maximum rates leviable by the Commissioners under the Act or Acts of

Parliament relating to the Port as amended by this Order.

6. The Schedule marked (B) to the Act of 1S4G annexed and Section 6 Repeal

cer-

of the Act of 1S74 so far as it authorises the Commissioners to demand jat^/anV^

receive and recover the Waterford additional tonnage rates therein men- power

levy

tioned are hereby respectively repealed and subject to the provisions of tins

Order and subject; also to the exemption from rates specified in the Schedule

to this Order the Commissioners may from and after the commencement

of this Order in lieu of and in substitution for the rates specified in the

said Schedule marked (B) to the Act of 184*6 annexed and the Waterford

additional tonnage rates in tlie Act of 1874 specified take demand collect levy

and recover rates not exceeding those specified iu the said Schedule to this

Order Provided that the rates by this section authorised to be levied by the

Commissioners shall not be levied on vessels entering the Port and plying

only to or from the Port of New Ross or to or from any place on the River

Barrow above that port.

7.—(1) So long as the Commissioners maintain and repair the existing Harbonr Jigfet

lighthouses buoys and beacons now under their control and such other dues'

lighthouses buoys and beacons as may from time to time (with the sanction

of the Commissioners of Irish Lights) be constructed erected or placed by

them within or for the purposes of the Port and light and keep lighted those

lighthouses during such hours between sunset and sunrise as may be necessary

having regard to the season of the year the Commissioners may take demand

collect levy and recover in respect of every vessel entering the Port from the

sea as and for harbour light dues any sums not exceeding the following rates

(that is to say) in respect of every vessel which having entered the Port from.

the sea and come up the same shall cross to the westward of an imaginary

straight line drawn from Cheek Point Promontory to Drumdowney Point not

exceeding one farthing per ton of the rateable tonnage of such vessel and1

in respect of every vessel which having entered the Port from the sea an<$

come up the same shall not cross to the westward of the above-mentioned'

imaginary straight line not exceeding one eighth of a penny per ton of the-

rateable tonnage of such vessel for each and every time that any such vessel

enters the Port and every such sum of money shall be paid by the owneu

41-

A..D.

1904.

Waierfoi;d.

Certain fishing

vessels under

stress of wea-

ther exempt

from rates &c.

As to recovery

of rates &c.

Annual ac-

count to be

gent to Board

of Trade.

25 & 26 Vict.

•c.

19.

[Oh. Clxxxiv.] Pier and

Harbour.

Orders

Confirmation

(No. 2) Act, 1904. [4 BDW. 7.J

agent master consignee or other person having charge of the vessel so entering

the Port to the Commissioners or the person or persons appointed, by the

Commissioners for receiving and collecting the same Provided always that

a consignee of any such vessel shall not he liable for any such sum of money

unless and until he receives notice that the same is unpaid and then he shall

be liable only to the extent of unpaid freight charges in his hands in respect

of such vessel at the time when he receives such notice.

(2) The Commissioners may (in addition to any other remedy which

they, are entitled to exercise under this Order or otherwise) recover the dues

leviable under this section in the same manner as light dues are authorised to

be recovered under Part XI. of the Merchant Shipping Act 1894.

(3) Vessels of His Majesty's Royal Navy Government Revenue vessels

vessels of war belonging to foreign Governments vessels belonging to the

•General Lighthouse Authorities or the Board of Trade and fishing vessels

employed in catching fish or in carrying to the Port fresh fish from the

fishing grounds shall be exempt from payment of the dues authorised by

this section.

(4) The expressions "lighthouse" and "buoys" and " beacons " in this

section shall have the meanings assigned to them respectively by the Mer-

chant Shipping Act 1894 and the Commissioners shall be a local lighthouse

authority within the meaning and for the purposes of that Act.

8. Fishing vessels belonging to countries with which for the time being

treaties exist exempting from duties and port charges such vessels when

forced by stress of weather to seek shelter in the ports or on the coasts of

the United Kingdom shall when forced by stress of weather to make use

of the Port and not breaking bulk while making use thereof be exempt from

the rates dues and charges authorised to be levied by this Order.

9. The rates dues and charges authorised, to be taken by this Order

may be demanded collected levied and recovered by the Commissioners or by

such person or persons as they may appoint or authorise for that purpose from

the owner agent master consignee or other person in charge of every vessel

liable to the payment of such rates dues or charges and with regard to such

rates dues and charges and the ascertainment (subject to the provisions of

this Order) levy and recovery thereof the Commissioners shall in addition to

the powers and remedies contained in this Order with respect to rates dues

and charges have all such and the like powers and remedies as are contained

in the;Act of 1846 with respect to rates dues and charges authorised to be

taken;by that Act.

10.—(1) The Commissioners shall within one month after sending to

the clerk of the peace the copy of their annual account in abstract send a

copy of jthe same to the Board of Trade and the sixteenth section of the

General Pier and Harbour Act 1861 Amendment Act shall apply to and

include any such account.

(2) The account shall be made up to the end of the tbirty-fivst day of

December in each year.

£4

EDW.

7.] Pier and Earbour Orders [Oh. clxxxiv*]

Confirmation {No. 2) Act, 1904.

(3) The Commissioners shall as from the expiration of that month be A.1). 1901.

liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds for every week or part of a irT~7 ^

week during which they refuse or neglect to comply with this section.

11.

The rates dues and charges authorised to be taken by this Order Application

shall he used or applied for or to all or any of the purposes for or to which of mtes &c*

the rates authorised by the Act of 1846 and the Act of 1874 are by those

Acts or either of them authorised to be used or applied or for or to any of

the purposes authorised by this Order.

12.

Section 52 of the Act of 1846 is hereby repealed and from and after Limits of port

the commencement of this Order the limits of the Port within which the

Conimksioners shall have authority and jurisdiction

and power to take

demand collect levy and recover rates dues and charges shall for the purposes

of the Act of 1846 the Act of 1874 and this Order and for all other purposes

relating to or in connexion with the Port extend to and include so much of

the River Suit- and the estuary and tributaries thereof as lies within the flux

and reflux of the tide and within the limits bounded as follows (that is

to say):—

On and at the north-west by an imaginary straight line drawn from the

westernmost point of Granagh or Granny Castle in the townland of

Granny on the Kilkenny bank of the said River Suir due south to a

point in the townland of Gracedieu West on the opposite or Watcrford

bank of the said river and on and at the south or seaward side by an

imaginary straight line drawn from the Hook Lighthouse in the

county of Wexford to the southernmost point of Swiny Head in the

county of Waterfovd and at the junction of the River Barrow with

the said Paver Suir by an imaginary straight line drawn from the

southernmost point of Drumdowncy Point in the county of Kilkenny

to the southernmost point of Kilmokea Point in Great Island in the

county of Wexford.

13.

Nothing in the Waterford Harbour Acts 1846 to 1904 shall extend Exemption

to or affect vessels entering the harbour of Dunmore or anchoring within the ceedLVte™na

limits thereof as defined by the Act 58 George III. cap. 62 and not proceeding liraits of

Dan-

further within the limits of the Port.

14.

The officers of the coastguard and all other persons for the time Apparatus for

being actually employed in connexion with the lifeboat or the apparatus for ijc^tuiched^o*'

saving life may either permanently or temporarily and from time to time and

Pier-

without payment attach or cause to be attached to any part of any jetty quay

or works spars and other apparatus for saving life and may also either in

course of using or exercising the apparatus for saving life fire rockets over

the jetty quay and works.

15.

The Commissioners shall at all times keep at convenient places on Life-buoys to

the jetties quays and works and in obedience to any requirements which may G tl'rt'

from^time to time be made by the Board of Trade life-buoys and life-lines in

good order and fit and ready for use. 43

[Ch.

clxxxiv.] Tier and Harbour Orders

Confirmation (Ntk 2) Act, 1904. [4 Euw. 7.]

A.D.

190-1

\)raterford.

Keinovul of

wrecks

Sec.

16. In addition to the powers and remedies conferred by Section 97 of

the Act of

184>6

and Section 56 of the Harbours Docks and Piers Clauses Act

1847 or by any other Act or otherwise the owner of any vessel or of any

stone timber anchor or other obstruction at the time when such vessel becomes

a wreck or such stone timber anchor or other obstruction becomes an obstruc-

tion shall pay to the Commissioners and the Commissioners may recover from

such owner the expense if the Commissioners think fit of lighting and buoying

such wreck or obstruction and of removing dispersing or destroying such

wreck or obstruction by means of explosives or by such other means or

method an the Commissioners may consider expedient.

17.

Sections 28 and 99 of the Harbours Docks and Piers Clauses Act

1847 as incorporated with this Order shall apply to and for the benefit of

any Government Department in the same manner as they apply to and for

the benefit of the Government Departments specially named in those sections.

18.

Any vessel employe*! in the Naval or Military service of His Majesty

or in coaling His Majesty's Ships or in carrying stores of any kind for the use

of the Admiralty or the War Department and carrying or conveying at the

same time other goods or passengers for hire shall not be entitled to the

benefit of the exemption, contained in Section ISO of the Act of 1846.

Exception of 19. The following sections of the Harbours Docks and Piers Clauses Act

10 &

u Vict. 1847 shall not be incorporated with this Order (that is to say) Sections 6 to

27-

27 31 32 34 to 45 48 66 67 69 to 76 79 to

93 and 95 all inclusive.

Exemption of

Government

departments.

Amendment of

s. 130 of Act

of 164S.

Costs of Order.

SO.

All costs charges and expenses of and incident to the preparation and

obtaining of this Order or otherwise incurred by the Commissioners in relation

thereto shall be paid by the Commissioners out of any of their funds.

The SCHEDULE referred to in the foregoing Order.

TONNAGE IUTES.

(1) For and upon every ton of the rateable tonnage of

every vessel discharging or loading cargo or

passengers in the "Port for each and every voyage

made to or from the Port from or to any port or

place in the United Kingdom - - Threepence per ton

(2) For and upon every ton of the rateable tonnage of

every vessel discharging or loading cargo or

passengers in the Port for each and every voyage

made to or from the Port from or to any port or

place not in the United Kingdom

44 - One shilling per ton

EDW.

7.] Pier mid Harbour Orders [Ch. clxxxiv.]

Confirmation (No. 2) Acf, 1904.

{3) For and upon every ton of the rateable tonnage of A.T). lfrTM

every vessel entering the Port for the purpose WaterfLrti

of seeking refuge therein or for repairs or for

orders and not discharging or loading cargo or

passengers - One penny per ton

Every vessel bound from any one port or place to any other port or

place in the United Kingdom and entering the Port for refuge repairs or

orders and not discharging or hading cargo or passengers shall be exempt

frcn the last mentioned rate of one

pennj'

per ton.

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FOR

T. Pianr PIROTT, Esq., C.B., the King's Printer of Acts ot Parliament.

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