Canal Tolls and Charges, No.10 (Lagan, &c. Canals) Order Confirmation Act 1894

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Citation	1894 c. ccvi

[57

& 58

VICT.] Canal

Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh. CCVi.]

No.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

CHAPTER ccvi.

An Act to confirm a Provisional Order made by the Board

A.D.

1894.

of Trade under the Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,

containing the Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and

the Schedule of Maximum Tolls and Charges applicable

thereto, for the Lagan Canal, and certain other Canals.

[25th August 1894.]

HEREAS under the Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888, 5i&52Vict.

the Board of Trade embodied in a Provisional Order the c'25'

classification of merchandise traffic and schedule of maximum

tolls and charges, including all wharfage charges which, in the

opinion of the Board of Trade, ought to be adopted by the

Proprietors of the canak and navigations which are mentioned in

the schedule to the said Provisional Order:

And whereas it is expedient that the Provisional Order, as

set out in the schedule to this Act annexed, be confirmed by Act of

Parliament:

Be it therefore enacted by the Queen'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 :—

This Act may be cited as the Canal Tolls and Charges, No. 10 short

titlo,

(Lagan, &c. Canals), Order Confirmation Act, 1894.

The Order, as set out in the schedule to this Act annexed, Confirmation.

shall be and the same is hereby confirmed, and all the provisions

of,°^d]er

of the said Order 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 effect.

[Price

3s.] A 1

[Oh.

CCVi.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[57 & 58

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfc.

OamU),

Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

A.D.

1894.

SCHEDULE.

Lagan,

$c.

Canals.

THE

LAGAN, &c. CANALS.

Order

the

Board of Trade under the Railwayand

Canal Traffic

Act, 1888,

embodying

the

Classification

Merchandise

Traffic

and

the

authorised Schedule

of Maximum Tolls and

Charges,

including

all Wharfage Charges applicable to the said

Classification

for

the

Lagan,

Canal,

the Tyrone

Navigation,

the

Ulster

Canal,

the Lower Bann

Navigation,

the Newry

Naviga-

tion,

the Royal

Canal,

and the Biver

Shannon

Navigation.

This Order may be cited as the Canal Tolls and Charges, No. 10

(Lagan, &c. Canals), Order, 1894.

This Order shall come into force and have effect on the first day of

January one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five, or such later date as the

Board of Trade may by Order direct, which date is in this Order referred to

as the commencement of this Order.

Interpretation. 3. This Order is to be read and construed subject in all respects to the

provisions of the Eailway and Canal Traffic Acts, 1873 to 1888, and of any

other Acts or parts of Acts incorporated therewith.

From and after the commencement of this Order the maximum tolls

and charges which the Proprietors of the canals named in the schedule to this

Order annexed shall be entitled to charge and make in respect of merchandise

traffic on those canals shall be the tolls and charges specified in the said

schedule, and shall be subject to the classification, regulations, and provisions

set forth in the said schedule.

Short

title.

Commence-

ment.

Schedule

maximum

tolls

and

charges.

[57

& 58

VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh. CCVi.]

No.

(Lagan,-

Sfc,

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act,

1894,

SCHEDULE

MAXIMUM

TOLLS

AND

CHARGES,

AND

CLASSIFICA-

^D. 1894

TION

MERCHANDISE

TRAFFIC

APPLICABLE

TO THE

LAGAN

CANAL,

THE

TYRONE

NAVIGATION,

THE

ULSTER

CANAL,

THE CanaU-

LOWER

BANN

NAVIGATION,

THE

NEWRY

NAVIGATION,

THE

ROYAL

CANAL,

AND THE

RIVER

SHANNON

NAVIGATION.

GENERAL

SECTIONS

APPLICABLE

TO ALL THE

CANALS

WHICH

THIS

SCHEDULE

APPLIES.

I.—MAXIMUM

TOLLS

AND

CHARGES.

Table A. in this schedule is divided into two parts, and shall be deemed

Division of

part of this schedule. Part T. of the table contains the maximum lolls and schedule'

wharfage charges which the Company may charge in respect of the merchandise

comprised in the several classes of merchandise specified in the classification

when conveyed by a bye-trader over the canal. Part II. of the table contains

the exceptional charges which the Company may charge in respect of the

articles, goods, and things specified in that part, and the circumstances in which

the exceptional charges may be made.

The maximum tolls are the maximum tolls which the Company may Maximum

charge in respect of the use of the canal by a bye-trader conveying merchandise t0 s'

over the same.

The maximum wharfage charges are the maximum charges which the Maximum

Company may make for the use by a bye-trader or other person, for a reason- ^arfage

able period, of a landing place (exclusive of cranes, and the machinery, plant,

and power for working the cranes, and provision of labour in connexion there-

with) provided by the Company at a terminal station for the purpose of

loading or unloading merchandise and for the purpose of the bye-trader dealing

with merchandise as a carrier

thereof,

before or after conveyance over the

canal.

The Company may charge for the services hereunder mentioned, or any of Special

them, when rendered to a bye-trader or other person at his request or for his c arge9*

convenience, a reasonable sum in addition to all other tolls and charges. Any

difference arising under this section shall be determined by an arbitrator to be

appointed by the Board of Trade at the instance of either party: Provided that

where before any such service is rendered to a bye-trader or other person, he

has given notice in writing to the Company that he does not require it, tit3

service shall not be deemed to have been rendered at his request or for h'u

convenience:—

(i.) The collection or delivery of merchandise outside the terminal station.

(ii.) Weighing merchandise.

(iii.) The use or occupation of. any vfharfage accommodation before or

after conveyance, beyond such period M shall be reasonably necessary for

2 3

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals,

Gauging

and

weighing

Charges

for

wharves,

lay

byes,

&c.,

under

agree-

ment.

Charges

for

transhipment.

[Oh.

CCVi.]

Canal Tolls

ami

Gharges,

[57

VICT.]

'NO.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals), Order Confirmation Act, 1894.

enabling the bye-trader to deal with the merchandise as carrier

thereof,

the consignor or consignee to give or take delivery

thereof,

and services

rendered°by the Company in connexion with such use or occupation.

(iv.) Loading or unloading or covering or uncovering merchandise com-

prised in any class of the classification when conveyed by a bye-trader

over the canal.

(v.) The use of coal or other drops.

(vi.) The use of cranes, and the machinery, plant, and power for working the

cranes,

and provision of labour in connexion therewith.

(vii.) The provision of towage or other motive power for a bye-trader.

(viii.) The use or occupation of a berth or lay-hye or canal basin belonging

to the Company, and not being the canal or lay-bye or canal basin along-

side any private

wharf,

by a bye-trader's boat beyond a reasonable period

for loading or unloading; but no charge shall be made for boats tied up

or moored at night or for a reasonable time when not at work, provided

that the traffic of the canal or of

terminal station or canal basin is not

thereby impeded.

(ix.) For gauging or re-gauging and weighing or re-weighing boats for the

purpose of ascertaining their carrying capacity, and for providing and

fixing gauge plates or other indices on boats.

Where the Company gauge or re-gauge or weigh or re-weigh a boat, the

book containing the record of the gauge or weight shall be open to inspection at

all reasonable times at the principal office of the Company, or at the weighing

station of the Company where such boat was last weighed.

6. Nothing herein contained shall prevent the Company from making and

receiving, in addition to the tolls and charges specified in this schedale, charges

and payments, by way of rent or otherwise, for wharves and lay-byes and other

structural accommodation provided or to be provided by the Company for the

use of a bye-trader or other person, or for easements, rights, or privileges granted

or to be granted by the Company to a bye-trader or other person, provided that

the amount of such charges or payments is fixed by an agreement in writing

signed by the bye-trader or such other person or by some person duly

authorised on his

behalf;

but nothing in this schedule contained shall authorise

the Company to make any charge for loading or unloading over the tow paths or

canal banks, provided no injury is done to the property of the Company or

obstruction caused to the traffic passing on the canal. Any difference arising

under this section shall be determined by an arbitrator to be appointed by the

Board of Trade.

Where it is necessary that merchandise should be transhipped from one

boat to another boat, in consequence of the boat not being able, owing to its

dimensions or draft of water, to proceed over any canal through or along which

the traffic is to be conveyed, or where such transhipment is necessary for the

purpose of navigating tidal waters beyond the limits of the canal, the Company

may make a reasonable charge for any services of transhipment performed by

them, the amount of such charge to be determined, in case of difference, by an

[§7 & 58

YICTJ

tf&waZ Tolls and

(jkarg&s,

[(Jh. CCVi.J

No.

10 (Lagan,

8[c.

Canals), Order Confirmation Ad, 1894.

arbitrator to be appointed by the Board of Trade. Provided that for the afore- A.D. 1894.

said services of transhipment no other charge than is authorised in this section T

. .

Lagan,

&c.

shall be made under any other provision of this schedule. Provided also Canals.

that no such charge shall be made in any case where transhipment has been

rendered necessary by the neglect of the Company. Provided also that where

transhipment is rendered necessary by a change in the breadth of such canal,

such transhipment shall not be held to constitute a re-consignment for the pur-

pose of calculating the distance over which the merchandise so transhipped is

conveyed.

II.—PKOVISIONS AS TO FIXING TOLLS AND CHAKGES.

8. The Company may charge for a fraction of a ton according to the number Fraction

of a

of quarters of a ton in that fraction, and a fraction of a quarter of a ton may be on"

charged for as a quarter of a ton.

9. For a fraction of

penny in the gross amount of tolls and charges for any Fraction of

consignment for the entire distance conveyed the Company may charge a PennF-

penny.

10.

Weight (except as herein-after provided as to timber) shall be deter- Weight.

mined according to the imperial avoirdupois weight, which may be ascertained

by actual weighing or by the tonnage gauges or indices of the boat containing

the merchandise, but in case of dispute either the Company or a bye-trader

may insist upon an actual weighing, the cost of which and of the necessary

unloading and re-loading shall be borne by the party in error.

11.

Forty cubic feet of oak, mahogany, teak, beech, greenheart, ash, hickory,

Weight of

ironwood, baywood, or other heavy timber, and 50 cubic feet of poplar, larch, im er*

fir, elm, birch, lancewood, walnut, or other light timber other than deals,

battens, and boards, and 66 cubic feet of deals, battens, and boards shall be

charged for as one ton, and smaller quantities shall be charged for in the like

proportion. The cubic contents of timber (other than round timber) shall be

ascertained by the mode of measurement in. use for the time being, and the

cubic contents of round timber shall be ascertained by quarter girth and the

divisor of

one

hundred and forty-four (measurement being taken by tape over

bark).

12.

The Company may demand that any trader or bye-trader shall forward Provisions as

a declaration to the Company setting forth the true description and dimensions

of timber conveyed by or for him and the cubic contents of the same. In the

event of doubt as to the correctness of such declaration the Company may

insist upon measuring the timber, the cost of which measuring and of the

necessary unloading and re-loading shall be borne by the party in error, or the

Company may demand either from the consignor or consignee of such timber,

or from the bye-trader, a copy of the invoice of the timber and a statutory

declaration of the correctness of the same. Upon failure or refusal, after

reasonable notice, to furnish any of the aforesaid documents, the Company shall

have power to charge either the consignor or consignee or the bye-trader

A3 5

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

$r.

Canals.

Classification

unenume-

rated

articles.

Returned

empties.

Schedule

not

apply

plea-

sure

boats.

Repeal

cer-

tain

exemp-

tions.

Arbitration.

Vict,

40.

Recovery

tolls

and

charges

from

bye-traders.

refinit;cn:.

[Ch.

CCVi.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[57 & 58

YICT.]

No.

{Lagan,

$c.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

according to the avoirdupois weight of the timber, to be ascertained in the same

manner as the weight of other merchandise.

III.—MISCELLANEOUS.

13.

In respect of any merchandise or article of any description which is not

specified in the classification, the Company may, unless and until such

merchandise or article is duly added to this classification and schedule pursuant

to sub-section 11 of section 24 of the Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,

make the charges which are by this schedule authorised in respect of merchan-

dise and things in Class B.

14.

In respect of returned empties conveyed by a bye-trader over the canal

from the same place and consignee to which and to whom they were carried

full to the same place and consignor from which and from whom they were

carried full by the same bye-trader and by the same route, the Company may

charge the maximum tolls and charges as if such returned empties were mer-

chandise included in the same class of the classification as comprises the

merchandise which was carried in such empties when full.

15.

Nothing in this schedule shall apply to pleasure boats or boats for the

conveyance of passengers, or affect the tolls or charges, if any, which the Com-

pany are authorised to charge or make in respect thereof of such boats under

the provisions of any Act of Parliament.

16.

Except as is otherwise provided by this schedule, all exemptions from

tolls for any merchandise conveyed on the canal provided by any Act of Par-

liament shall cease to be in force.

17.

The Board of Trade Arbitrations, &c. Act, 1874, shall, so far as

applicable, apply to every determination of a difference or question by arbitra-

tion under the provisions herein contained.

18.

If on demand any bye-trader fail to pay the tolls or charges due to the

Company in respect of any boat or merchandise, it shall be lawful for the

Company to detain and sell such boat or all or any part of such merchandise,

or, if the same have been removed from the canal or the premises of the

Company, to detain and sell any other boats or merchandise on the canal or

within such premises belonging to the bye-trader liable to pay such tolls or

charges, and out of the moneys arising from such sale to retain the tolls and

charges payable as aforesaid and all expenses of such detention and sale,

rendering the overplus, if any, of the moneys arising by such sale, and such of

the boats or merchandise as shall remain unsold, to the bye-trader or person

entitled thereto, or it shall be lawful for the Company to recover any such tolls

or charges by action in any court of competent jurisdiction.

19.

In this schedule, unless the context otherwise requires:—

The term " merchandise " includes all goods and things comprised in the

classification;

The term " the classification " means the classification of goods annexed to

this schedule;

[57

& 58

VICT.] Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh. ccvi.]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals), Order Confirmation Act, 1894.

The term " bye-trader " means any person (other than the Company) who A.P. 1894.

conveys or desires to convey merchandise over the canal; . -

The term " terminal station " means a place upon or in connexion with the Canals.

canal at which the Company have provided or provide structural

accommodation for loading or unloading merchandise before or after its

conveyance on the canal, but does not include any dock or shipping

place;

The term " boat" includes all vessels, barges, ksels, sloops, steam vessels,

compartment boats, and other craft of every description, however

propelled or moved, using the canal.

20.

Before the Company act as carriers of merchandise, they shall submit to

Time

for

the Board of Trade a schedule of maximum rates for conveyance of merchandise soheduleDo'f

by them and charges applicable thereto, in pursuance of the Eailway and conveyance

Canal Traffic Act, 1888 ; and the time for submitting the schedule is hereby

extended until the Company propose to act as such carriers.

SPECIAL

SECTIONS APPLICABLE ONLY TO THE LAGAN CANAL, THE

TYRONE

NAVIGATION, AND THE ULSTEE CANAL.

(i.) Where merchandise is conveyed in a boat which passes through one or

Minimum

toll

more Jocks on the canal, the Company may charge a minimum toil of five

\H\

f^e^ty

shillings. boat-

For any empty boat which passes through one or more locks on the canal

the Company may charge the sum of five shillings.

For the purposes of this section the Lagan Canal, the Tyrone Navigation,

and the Ulster Canal shall be treated as forming one canal.

(ii.) For a fraction of a mile the Company may charge according to the Traction

number of quarters of a mile in that fraction, and a fraction of a quarter of a m

mile may be charged for as a quarter of a mile.

(iii.) In this schedule, unless the context otherwise requires:— Definition

The term " the Company," means the Lagan Navigation Company;

cajiai_

The term "the canal" means the Lagan Canal, the Tyrone Navigation,

or the Ulster Canal, as the case may be, for the use of which the

Company were at the date of the Act confirming this Order coming

into operation entitled to charge tolls.

4 t

[Oh.

CCVi.j Canal tolls and

Charges,

[57

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals), Order Confirmation Act, 1894.

A.D. 1894.

Lagan,

fyc.

Canals.

lAJtJJ.

JCJ

PAKT

I.—MAXIMUM

TOLLS

AND

WHAEFAGE CHARGES.

SCAJLB

1.—Applicable only to the Lagan Canal.

In respect of

Merchandise comprised

in the

under-mentioned

Classes.

Maximum Tolls.

Per Ton per Mile.

0-90

•

Maximum Wharfage

Charges.

Per Ton.

1-50

Provided that, notwithstanding anything in the above table, the total amount

the

toll

for

merchandise conveyed

for

any distance

the Lagan Canal shall

not exceed one shilling per ton.

SCALE

2.-—Applicable only

In respect of

Merchandise comprised

in the

under-mentioned

Classes.

Maximum Tolls.

Per Ton per Mile.

1-00

to the Tyrone Navigation.

Maximum Wharfage

Charges.

Per Ton.

1-50

-j

[57 &

VICT.] Canat Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh.

CCvi.]

No.

(Lagan, 8fo. Canals), Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

TABLE A.—continued.

PAST

L—MAXIMUM

TOLLS

AND

WHAKFAGE

CHARGES—continued.

SCALE

3.—Applicable only to the Ulster Canal.

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

&fc.

Canals.

respect

Merchandise

comprised

the

tinder-mentioned

Classes.

Maximum

Tolls.

Per

Ton per

Mile.

0-50

Maximum

Wharfage

Charges.

Per Ton.

150

Provided that, notwithstanding anything

in the

above table,

the

total

amount

of the

toll

for

merchandise conveyed

for any

distance

on the

Ulster

Canal shall

not

exceed

one

shilling

and

sixpence

per ton.

SPECIAL

SECTIONS

APPLICABLE

ONLY

TO THE

LOWER

BANN

NAVIGATION.

(i.) Where merchandise

conveyed

in a

boat which passes through

one

or more locks

on the

navigation,

the

Trustees

may

charge

minimum toll

two shillings

and

sixpence.

For

any

empty boat which passes through

one or

more locks

on the

navigation

the

Trustees

may

charge

the sum of

two shillings

and

sixpence.

(ii.)

For a

fraction

of a

mile

the

Trustees may charge

as for a

mile.

(iii.)

this schedule, unless

the

context otherwise requires:—

The term

" the

Company"

or " the

Trustees

means

the

Trustees

of the

Lower Bann Navigation;

The term

" the

canal"

or "

the navigation" means

the

Lower Bann

Navigation,

for the

use

which

the

Trustees were

at the

date

the Act

confirming this Order coming into operation entitled

charge tolls.

Minimum toll

per boat

and

toll

for

empty

boat.

Fraction

mile.

Definition

Company

and

canal.

A.D.

1894.

Lagin,

Sec.

Canals.

[Oh.

CCVi.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[57 &

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals), Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

TABLE A.

PART

I.—MAXIMUM

TOLLS AND WHARFAGE CHARGES.

Applicable

only to the Lower Bann Navigation.

respect

Merchandise

comprised

in the

under-mentioned

Classes.

Maximum

Tolls.

Per Ton per Mile.

0-25

Maximum Wharfage

Charges.

Per Ton.

1-50 J

Minimum toll

per hoat

and

toll

for

empty

boat.

Fraction

of a

mile.

Saving

powers

Company

to port

and

harbour.

Definition

Company

and

canal.

SPECIAL SECTIONS APPLICABLE ONLY TO THE NEWRY NAVIGATION.

(i.) Where merchandise is conveyed in a boat which passes through one or

more locks on the navigation, the Company may charge a minimiim toll of five

shillings.

For any empty boat which passes through one or more locks on the

navigation the Company may charge the sum of five shillings.

(ii.) For a fraction of a mile the Company may charge according to the

number of quarters of a mile in that fraction, and a fraction of a quarter of a

mile may be charged for as a quarter of a mile.

(iii.) Nothing

in ^

this schedule shall affect the power of the Company to

charge and recover the tolls, rates, and dues authorised by section 86 of the

Act 10 Geo. IV. c. cxxvi., in respect of any vessel, ship, or raft, passing

from Newry to the sea or vice versa-, or any tolls, rates, or duties authorised

by section 19 of the Newry Navigation Act, 1884 (47 & 48 Vict. c. cxxxviii.),

in respect of the port and harbour of Newry.

(iv.) In this schedule, unless the context otherwise requires:—

The term " the Company " means the Newry Navigation Company;

The term " the canal " or " the navigation " means the Newry Navigation

between Newry and the town of Portadown, for the use of which the

Company were at the date of the Act confirming this Order coming

into operation entitled lo charge tolls.

[57

& 58

VICT.]

Canal Tolls met

Charges,

[Ch. CCVi/]

No.

10 {Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals),

Order

Confirmation

Act, 1894.

TABLE

PAKT

I.—MAXIMUM

TOLLS

AND

WHARFAGE

CHARGES.

Applicable only to the Newry Navigation.

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

Sfc

Canals.

respect of

Merchandise

comprised

the,

under-mentioned

Classes.

Maximum

Tolls.

Per

Ton per

Mile.

0-50

Maximum

Wharfage

Charges.

Per

Ton.

1-50 1

' 'A-T (";>

•

SPECIAL

SECTIONS

APPLICABLE

ONLY

TO THE

ROYAL CANAL

OF THE

MIDLAND

GREAT

WESTERN

RAILWAY

IRELAND

COMPANY.

(i.) Where merchandise is conveyed in a boat -which passes through one or

Minimum

toll

more locks on the canal, the Company may charge a minimum toll of five P^

*°rat^nf,

shillings. boat.

For an empty boat which passes through one or more locks on the canal the

Company may charge the sum of five shillings, provided that such empty boat is

not returning after delivering cargo in respect of which there has been paid to

the Company a toll of not less than five shillings, or is not on its way to load

cargo in respect of which a like toll will become payable to the Company.

For an empty boat which passes through one or more locks on the canal, but

for which the said sum of five shillings is not chargeable under the prceeding

proviso of this section, the Company may charge the sum of two shillings and

sixpence.

(ii.) For a fraction of a mile the Company may charge according to the Fraction of a

number of quarters of a mile in that fraction, and a fraction of a quarter of a mile-

mile may be charged for as a quarter of a mile.

[Ch.

CCVi.]

Oanal Tolls

and

Charges,

[57 & 58

Vic*.]

No.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals), Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals.

Saving

as to

the

Spencer

Dock.

Definition

Company

and

canal.

(iii.) Nothing in this schedule shall affect the following provision in Schedule

(B) to the Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland Act, 1877 (40 & 41

Vict. c. cxxxix.), relating to the Spencer Dock belonging to the Company,

namely :— '

" No dues, tolls, or rates shall be charged on goods, cattle, or passengers

shipped or unshipped overside into or from any vessel lying in the dock

from or into any canal craft, such goods, cattle, or passengers having

been carried or intended to be carried on the canal in such canal craft,

and in respect of which goods, cattle, or passengers tolls, rates, and

charges for the use of the canal shall have been paid to or may be

demanded and recovered by the Company."

(iv.) In this schedule, unless the context otherwise requires :—

The term "the Company" means the Midland Great Western Railway

of Ireland Company;

The term " the canal " means the Royal Canal, for the use of which the

Company were at the date of the Act confirming this Order coming into

operation entitled to charge tolls.

TABLE A.

PAET

I.—MAXIMUM TOLLS AND WHARFAGB CHARGES.

Applicable only to the Royal Canal of the Midland Great Western Railway of

Ireland Company.

respect

Merchandise

comprised

in the

under-mentioned

Classes.

Maximum

Tolls,

For the

first

Miles

or any

part

of such

Distance.

For

the

Miles

any

part

of such

Distance.

For the

Miles

any

part

of such

Distance.

For the

Remainder

the

Distance.

Maximum

Wharfage

Charges.

Per Ton

per

Mile.

0-75

Per Ton

per

Mile.

0-50

Per Ton

per

Mile.

0-40

1-00 0-75 0-60

Per Ton

per

Mile.

0-15

0-40 «

Per Ton.

1-50

{

[57 &

VICT.] Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh. CCVi.]

No.

{Lagan, 8fc. Canals), Order Confirmation Act, 1894.

Provided that— A.D. 1894.

(a) the total amount of the tolls and charges in respect of clay, gravel, T .

lime,

rubble stone, and shingle shall not exceed the sum of sixpence per Canks.'

ton;

(b) the total amount of the tolls and charges in respect of limestone,

manure (dung), sand, and turf mould shall not exceed the sum of nine-

pence per ton;

shall not exceed the sum of one shilling per ton;

(d) the total amount of the tolls and charges in respect of coal shall not

exceed the sum of one shilling and eightpence per ton ;

(e) the total amount of the tolls and charges in respect of hay, and tiles

and clay goods shall not exceed the sum of one shilling and tenpence

per ton.

SPECIAL

SECTIONS APPLICABLE

ONLY

TO THE

EIVEB

SHANNON

NAVIGATION.

(i.) Where merchandise is conveyed in a boat which passes through one or

Minimum

toll

more locks

on-

the navigation, the Commissioners may charge a minimum toll of

v°*

|?oat

and

J ° toll for empty

four shillings. boat.

For any empty boat which passes through one or more locks on that part of

the navigation known as the Limerick Navigation the Commissioners may

charge the sum of one shilling for the first lock and the sum of sixpence for

each of the remaining locks, and for any empty boat which passes through one

or more locks on any other part of the navigation the Commissioners may

charge the sum of one shilling for each lock, provided that the total amount to

be charged for any empty boat on any part of the navigation shall not exceed

the sum of four shillings.

(ii.) For a fraction of a mile the Company may charge according to the Fraction

number of quarters of a mile in that fraction, and a fraction of a quarter of a

mile may be charged for as a quarter of a mile,

(iii.) For the purposes of this schedule cattle, live stock, and animals shall be of^tl^iive

deemed to be merchandise comprised in Class C of the classification.

stock,

and

(iv.) The tolls and charges actually in force on the navigation at the passing J",™**' t

of the Act confirming this Order shall not be increased nor shall any alteration to lie'raised

be made in the tolls and charges for the time .being in force on the navigation ^*°"[ of

(except in so far as any such tolls or charges may be in excess of the maximum Treasury.

tolls and charges authorised by this schedule) without the consent of

the

Treasury.

(v.) In this schedule, unless the context otherwise requires:— Definition

The term " the Company" or " the Commissioners" means the Com- canal.

missioners for the improvement of the navigation of the River Shannon ;

The term " the canal" or " the navigation " means that portion of the Eiver

Shannon and the canals in connexion therewith for the use of which

the Commissioners were at the date of the Act confirming this Order

coming into operation entitled to charge tolls.

A.D. 1894.

Lagan, $c.

Canals.

[Ch. CCVi.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[57 & 58

Vior.]

No.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals), Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

TABLE A.

PART I.—MAXIMUM TOLLS AND WHARFAGE CHARGES,

Applicable only to the River Shannon Navigation,

In respect of

Merchandise

comprised in the

under-mentioned

Classes.

Maximum Tolls.

For the first

Miles

or any part

of such Distance.

Per Ton per Mile.

0-15

0-35

0-75

0-80

For the Remainder

of the Distance.

Per Ton per Mile.

0-10

0-25

0-50

0-55

Maximum

Wharfage Charges.

Per Ton.

0-25 I

0-50 1

0-75

Provided that notwithstanding anything in the above table—

(a) The total amount of tolls and wharfage charges in respect of coal, clay,

and minerals conveyed for any distance on the navigation shall not

exceed tke sum of sixpence per ton ;

(b) The total amount of tolls and wharfage charges in respect of

lime,

dung,

compost, or other manure, limestone, building stone,

turf,

sand, gravel,

or materials for the repair of

roads,

conveyed in a boat on the navigation,

shall not exceed per boat-load threepence per mile or four shillings for

any distance.

PART II.—EXCEPTIONAL CHARGES.

Applicable to all the Canals to

lohich

this Schedule applies.

Description.

For dangerous or explosive goods

For the passage of tugs not carrying cargo on the

canal .....

For any accommodation or services provided or

rendered by the Company within the scope of

their undertaking by the desire of any person,

and in respect of which no provision is made by

this schedule , -

Charge.

Such reasonable sum as the Company may

think fit in each case, to be determined in

the event of a dispute by an arbitrator to be

appointed by the Board of Trade.

[57

& 58

VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh. CCVL]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

CLASSIFICATION

OF MERCHANDISE TEAFFIC.

Applicable

to all the

Canals

which

this

Schedule

applies.

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals.

Where

in this List the

letters

" e.o.h.p."

are

placed

after the

designation

of any

Article they

mean

except

otherwise

herein

provided."

CLASS

Basic slag, unground. Iron-pyrites, unburnt and burnt.

Cannel. Ironstone.

Chalk in the rough, for agricultural Limestone, in bulk.

purposes.

Cinders, coal.

Clay, in bulk, e.o.h.p.

Coal.

Coke.

Coprolites and rock phosphate, un-

ground.

Creosote, coal-tar, gas-tar, gas-water,

in owners' tank boats.

Culm.

Gannister.

Gas-lime or gas purifying refuse.

Gravel.

Hammer scale.

Iron-ore.

Manganiferous iron ore, for iron

making.

Manure, street, stable, farmyard, in

bulk.

Night soil.

Purple ore.

Sand.

Slack.

Slag or scoria, blast furnace.

Stone and undressed material, for the

repair of roads.

Stone, wholly undressed, straight from

a quarry.

Tap or mill cinder.

Waste sulphate of lime.

CLASS

Alabaster stone, in lumps, unground.

Ammoniacal liquor.

Antimony ore waste.

Asphalte paving, in blocks.

Barytes, raw, in bulk.

Basic material, burnt limestone, in

bulk, to steel converters.

Basic slag, ground, packed.

Blooms, billets or ingots, iron or steel.

Bog-ore, for gas purifying.

Bricks,

clay, common and fire.

Bricks,

crushed.

Cement, in blocks or slabs.

Cement stone.

China clay.

Coal fuel, patent.

Compost, for manure.

Concrete, in blocks or slabs.

Copperas, green, in bulk.

Coprolites and rock phosphate,

ground.

Creosote, coal-tar, gas-tar, gas-water,

e.o.Lp.

Draff,

or brewers' and distillers' grains.

Ferro-manganese, in bulk.

Furnace lumps.

Furnace scrapings.

Gas-carbon.

Granite, in

blocks,

rough or undressed.

Gravel, tarred, for "paving.

[Ch.

CCVi.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[57 & 58

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfo.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

A.D.

1894.

CLASS

B.—continued.

Lagan,

S(c.

Gypsnm, for manure.

Canals, Gypsum stone, in lumps, unground.

Iron and steel.

The following articles of iron or

steel:—

Anvils.

Bar, iron or steel, exceeding

cwt.

per bar.

Bars,

for tin-plate making.

Buoy sinkers.

Cannon balls and shot, and shells

not charged.

Clippings, shearings, and stamp-

ings of sheet iron and tin

plates,

in compressed bundles.

Filings.

Ingot moulds.

Plates,

open sand, cast.

Scrap,

minimum 4 tons per con-

signment.

Swarf.

Wire rope, old, cut in pieces.

Iron-ore refuse for gas purifying.

Kainit.

Lead ashes, in bulk.

Lime,

in bulk.

Litter (moss or peat), hydraulic or

steam press-packed.

Loam.

Manganese ore.

Mangel wurzel, in bulk, for feeding

cattle.

Manure (other than street, stable, and

farmyard), in bulk.

Peat.

Pig-iron.

Pipes,

draining, common, for agricul-

tural draining.

Pitch, coal-tar, in blocks.

Plaster-stone, in lumps, unground.

Potsherds.

Puddled bar, iron.

Quarls.

Rock-salt.

Salt, in bulk.

Skimmings, flux, lead, tin, or zinc.

Slates,

common.

Slate slabs, in the rough, or roughly

squared or planed, not packed.

Spar, in the rough, in bulk.

Spiegeleisen, in bulk.

Stone, in the rough state, building,

pitching, paving, kerb or flag.

Sud-cake manure.

Sugar-scum, for manure.

Sulphate of potash.

Sulphur ore.

Tan or spent bark.

Tiles,

paving, draining, roofing, or

garden edging, common.

Turf.

Turnips, in bulk, for cattle feeding.

Zinc ashes.

Zinc ore.

CLASS

Acetate of lime.

Algarovilla.

Algerian fibre, hydraulic or steam

press-packed.

ALum.

Alum cake.

Alum waste.

Alumina, hydrate of, or bauxite-

Alumina water.

Aluminoferric.

Aluminosilic.

Antichlorine.

Antimony ore.

Arseniate of soda.

Arsenic.

Asphaltum.

[57

VICT.]

. Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh.

CCVi.T

No. 10

(Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

Barium, chloride

of, in

casks.

Bark

for

tanning, chopped, packed

bags,

hydraulic pressed.

Bailey,

pot and

pearl.

Barytes, ground,

casks

bags.

Bicarbonate

soda,

casks.

Bisulphite

soda.

Blanc-fixe (ground barytes with water

added,

for

glazing paper).

Bleaching powder.

Blood,

for

manure, in casks.

Bobbin blocks.

Bone ash.

Bone waste.

Bones, calcined.

Bone?,

for

size

manure.

Break blocks.

Bricks, clay, glazed,

enamelled.

Bricks, Flanders

scouring.

Brimstone, crude

unmanufactured.

Burrstones.

Cabbages, loose

bulk.

Cake,

for

cattle feeding.

Carbonate

lime.

Carbonate

soda,

soda crystals.

Carrots.

Caustic soda.

Cement, e.o.h.p.

Chair bottoms, wooden,

in the

rough.

Chalk, ground.

Charcoal, packed.

Chertstone.

China grass, hydraulic

steam press-

packed.

China stone.

Chloride

calcium.

Chromate ore.

Clay,

bags

casks.

Clips,

cotton tie, packed.

Clog blocks, rough.

Copper ore.

Copperas, green, e.o.h.p.

Cotton waste,

for

paper making,

hy-

draulic

steam press-packed.

Gullet

(or

broken glass).

CLASS

C.—continued.

Cutch.

Divi divi.

Dog,

hen, and

other pures

bates,

in barrels

bags.

Drain pipes, glazed.

Dross, metal,

Dyewoods—

Barwood.

Fustic wood.

Lima wood.

Logwood.

Nicaragua wood.

Earth,

red.

Earth nuts,

ground nuts.

[

Emery stone.

Ensilage.

Esparto grass, hydraulic

steam

press-packed.

Extracts, in casks

boxes,

for

tanners'

use.

Farina, e.o.h.p.

' %

Felloes, naves,

and

spokes.

" "

Fenugreek seeds.

Flax straw, hydraulic

steam press-

packed.

Flax waste,

for

paper making,

hy-

draulic

steam press-packed.

Fleshings

and

glue pieces,

wet,

from

tanners,

casks.

Flints, e.o.h.p.

Flour.

Flue linings

flue pipes, fire-clay.

Forgings, iron

steel,

in the

rough,

e.o.h.p.

Fullers' earth.

Furniture vans, returned empty,

from

the

same station

and

con-

signee

which

and to

whom they

were carried full

to the

same statioa

and consignor from which and from

whom they were carried full.

Garabier

and

terra japonica.

Glass,

ground,

Glaze, potters',

casks.

17 -

AJX 1894.

Lagan,

$$c.

Canals.

[Oh.

CCVi.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[57 &

58 YICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals), Order Confirmation Act, 1894.

A.D. 1894.

CLASS

C-

lagan,

#c. Grain—

Canals.

Beans,

e.o.Lp.

Bran.

Biank or buckwheat.

Dari.

Dills-.

Groats.

Gurdgeons.

Hominy.

Indian corn.

Lentils.

Linseed.

Locusts or charubs.

Maize.

Malt.

Malt culms or cummings,

Meal.

Middlings.

Millet.

Oat dust.

Oats.

•

Peas,

dried or split.

Pollards or thirds.

Rice points or husks.

Eye.

Sharps or seconds.

Shelling.

Shudes.

Tares.

Vetches.

Wheat.

Grindstones, in the rough.

Grit in bags (for sawing stone).

Guano.

Guide plates or ramps, iron or steel.

Gypsum, e.o.h.p.

Hay, hydraulic or steam press-packed.

Heads and staves, prepared, for casks.

Hoof and horn waste, e.o.h.p.

Horn piths or sloughs.

Horse shoe bars, iron.

Hygeian rock building composition,

in bags or casks.

Infusorial earth or diatomite.

18.

-continued.

Iron and steel, the following articles

of—

Anchors.

Angle bars or plates.

Anvil blocks and cups.

Anvils, hammers, and standards,

for steam hammers.

Axle box guides, in the rough, for

locomotives.

Axle forgings, in the rough.

Axles,

in the rough.

Axles and wheels (railway carriage,

railway waggon, tram, or corve).

•

Bar, e.o.Lp.

Beams.

Bearers.

Binders.

Bolts and nuts.

Boot protectors.

Bridgework—

Cantilevers.

Cross and .longitudinal girders.

Floor plates.

Girders, whole or in part.

Joists.

Lattice bars.

Screw and other

piles,

both

hollow

and solid.

Struts and ties.

Bundles of bars.

Caissons.

Cart bushes.

Chain cables. -

Chains and traces, not packed.

Colliery tubbing.

Columns.

Corrugated iron.

Crowbars.

Curbing, for roadways.

Cylinders, not turned, drilled,

planed, or slotted.

Engine bed plates.

Ferro-manganese, e.o.Lp.

Galvanised iron.

Gasometer sheets.

[57 &

VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh. CCVi.]

.No.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

CLASS

Iron and

steel—continued.

Girders.

Girder bars.

Granulated iron.

Gratings (man-hole, drain, pave-

ment, area, or floor).

Hammer heads, in the rough.

Heater bottoms.

Helves, or tilt hammers.

Hoop iron.

Hoop steel.

Hoops,

iron.

Hoops,

weldless, in the rough.

Horn blocks, in the rough, for

locomotives.

Housings, chocks, standards, plain

bed plates, pinions, coupling

boxes,

and spindles, for rolling

mills.

Lamp posts.

Mortar mill rolls.

Nail rods and sheets.

Nails and spikes.

Pickblocks or pickheads, in the

rough.

Pipes (exclusive of rain water

pipes),

gas, water, air, and

steam.

Pipes,

for blast furnaces.

Plates-

Annealing.

Armour.

Black, in boxes, or not packed.

Boiler.

Furnace.

Hoe-head, in the rough.

Plough, in the rough.

Railway fish.

Rough flooring.

Ships.

Shovel.

Tank.

Press tops and bottoms, un-

finished.

—continued.

t A.D. 1894.

Iron and

steel—continued.

•

Lagan,

$c.

Railway carriage and waggon Canals.

work.

Railway chairs.

Railway points, crossings, or

joints.

Railway rails.

Retorts, retort lids, and retort

mouthpieces, in the rough.

Rivets.

Rods,

common. .

Rods (wire), rolled, not drawn.

Rolls,

turned or unturned not

polished or packed.

fioofwork—

Bed plates.

Gutters.

Rafters.

Struts and ties or tie rods.

Tun shoes for principals.

Wind ties—

Principals.

Purlins.

Wrought or cast iron sky bars.

Scrap,

minimum 3 tons per consign-

ment.

Shafts,

for driving mill wheels,

unfinished.

Sheet iron, net packed.

Shoe tips.

Sleepers.

Spiegeleisen, e.o.h.p.

Standards for hurdles, packed.

Strips,

not packed.

Telegraph posts.

Telegraph stores—•

Blacked iron (cast) ridge chairs.

Galvanised and blacked earth

plates,

in bundles.

Galvanised and blacked iron

loop rods.

Galvanised and blacked screw

tighteners, packed.

[Oh.

CCvi.]

Canal Tolls and

Charges,

[57 & 58

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

Canals,

CLASS

A.D.

1>91.

jr0ll

an(j s{eei—continued.

Lagan,

$c.

Telegraph stores—continued.

Galvanised and blacked stay

rods,

in bundles.

Galvanised and blacked stay-

tighteners.

Iron poles, roofs, or caps.

Malleable cast iron brackets,

galvanised, packed.

Tiles (roofing), painted, galvanised,

or enamelled.

Tip iron.

Trawl heads.

Trunnions, unfinished.

Tubes and fittings for tubes (ex-

cept electro-coppered or coated

with brass).

Tyres and tyre bars, in the rough.

Wall boxes.

Wall brackets.

Weights.

Wire (iron), not packed or wrap-

pered.

Wire iron, rolled in rods or coils, not

packed,

WTire (steel), not packed or wrap-

perod.

Keel bars.

Lead ore.

Lime,

e.o.h.p.

Lime salt.

Linen waste, for paper making,

hydraulic or steam press-packed.

Magnesia, rough oxide of, in cases or

casks.

Magnesium, chloride of, in casks.

Manganate of soda, crude, in casks.

Mangel wurzel, e.o.h.p.

Manure, e.o.h.p.

Marble, in blocks, rough.

Marble chips, for pavement, in sacks.

Megass, hydraulic or steam press-

packed.

—continued.

Mexican fibre, hydraulic or steam

press-packed.

Millstones, in the rough.

Mineral white.

Moulders' black or dust.

Muriate of manganese.

Muriate of potash.

Myrabolams.

Netting, old, for paper making.

Nitrate of soda.

Nitre cake.

Ochre.

Oil cake.

Old sails and old tarpaulins, for paper

making.

Oxide of iron.

Palmetto

leaf,

hydraulic or steam

press-packed.

Parsnips

Pearl hardening, for paper making.

Pelts,

wet, from tanners,'in casks or

bags.

Pig lead.

Pins,

iron or steel. '

Pipe clay.

Pitch, co.h.p.

Pitwood, for mining purposes.

Plaster.

Ploughshares, iron or steel, in the

rough.

Plumbago ore.

Posts,

iron or steel, for wire fencing.

Potatoes, in bulk or in sacks.

Pots,

iron, for melting iron.

Pyrites, e.o.h.p.

Rags,

not oily, hydraulic or steam

press-packed.

Railway cotters.

Railway keys, wooden.

Rice.

Ridges (cement or stone), for roofing.

Ridges, slate,

Ropes,

old, for paper making.

Sago flour.

Salt, packed,

[57 & &8

VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Qhargto,

[CH CCvi.]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals), Order

Confirmation

Act, 1894.

CLASS

0.—continued.

Salt cake.

Sand, glass and silver.

Sanitary tubes.

Sawdust.

Scouring rock.

Screw propeller blades.

Scrows, wet, from tanners, in casks.

Seeds,

for crushing for oil.

Shafts of screw propellers or paddle

wheels, iron or steel.

Shakings from cotton mills, for paper

making.

Shu

mac.

Silicate of soda.

Slag, glass (refese from glass works).

Slate,

ground for cement.

Slummage.

Soapstone.

Soda.

Soda ash.

Sole bars, wooden.

Sole plates, iron or steel, tor steam

hammers.

Soot.

Spar, ground.

Spelter, in plates or ingots.

Spetches, wet, from tanners, in casks.

Sticks,

pea and bean.

Stone, sawn or roughly wrought-up,

such as troughs or sinks.

Straw, hydraulic or steam press-

packed.

Stucco, ground.

Sugar mats, old, for paper making.

Sulphate of alumina.

Sulphate of ammonia.

Sulphate of copper, for export in 10-

ton lots.

Sulphate of iron.-

Sulphate of

lime.

Sulphate of magnesia.

Sulphate of soda.

Sulphur, crude or unmanufactured.

Targets, iron or steel.

Terra alba.

Terra cotta blocks and bricks.

Tiles,

e.o.h.p.

Timber.

Tow waste, hydraulic or steam press-

packed.

Trenails.

Troughs, earthenware and fire-clay.

Turnips, e.o.hp.

Turn-tables, in parts.

Umber.

Valonia.

Vegetable tar;

Washers, iron or steel.

Waste paper, for paper making.

Whiting and whitening.

Wire (of iron or steel, including

tinned or galvanised), in wrapped

coils,

or not otherwise packed.

Wolfram.

Wood fibre, hydraulic or steam press-

packed.

Wood pulp or

half-stuff.

Wood turnings, for fish curing.

Wooden blocks, for paving.

Wooden boxes, for packing tin plates.

Zinc white, or oxide of zinc.

Zinc,

carbonate of.

Zinc ingots or plates.

Zinc sheets or rods.

A.D.

1894.

Laqan,

$c.

Canals.

Acetate of lead or sugar of lead.

Acetate of soda.

Acorns,

CLASS

Ale and porter, in casks.

Ale and porter, bottled, in cases Of

casks.

3 21

[Oil. CCVL] Canal Tolls and

Charges,

[&1

& 58

VICT.]

No.

10 (Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals), Order Confirmation Act, 1894.

A.I). 1894.

Lagan,

§c.

Canals.

CLASS

1—continued.

Algerian fibre, machine pressed.

Anthracene, crude, in casks.

Ashes, pot and pearl.

Axles and wheels, locomotive engine

and tender.

Bagging, old, in bundles, for paper

making.

Bags,

paper, in bags or bundles.

Barilla.

Bark, loose, for tanning.

Bars,

roller, and bed plates, for pulling

rags.

Beds and cylinders of steam engines.

Benders (for rails) or jim crows.

Bichrome and bichromate of potash, in

casks.

Bichromate of soda, in casks.

Birch or ling, for besoms.

Biscuits, dog, in bags or casks.

Bisulphite of lime.

Black oil or black varnish, common, in

casks.

Blistered steel.

Bloom trucks.

Boards and rollers (wooden), for

drapers' cloth and for folding paper.

Bogies, puddlers' tap.

Bolt and nut machines.

Bones, packed,

Boring, drilling, planing, punching,

shearing, and slotting machines (for

metal work), including beds and

tables.

Bottles and bottle stoppers, glass,

black, green, or pale, common,

packed.

Boundary posts (straet), iron.

Box iron heaters.

Brattice cloth.

Brickmaking machinery.

Bricks, air, cast-iron.

Broom and brush heads and blocks,

wooden, without hair.

Builders' implements, not new, and

consisting of mixed consignments of

the following:—

Barrows.

Centerings.

Crab winches.

Hoists.

Mortar boards.

Mortar mills.

Poling boards.

Pulleys.

Eopes.

Scaffold boards.

Steps.

Struts.

Trestles.

Wheeling pieces.

Wheeling planks.

Windlasses.

Bullets, small-arm.

Buttermilk.

Cabbages, e.o.Lp., minimum 20 cwt,

per consignment.

Candles, paraffin, tallow, and stearine.

Cannon.

Capstan bars.

Capstans and windlasses.

Carbonate of ammonia, in casks or

iron drums.

Carbonate of potash, in casks.

Cardboard.

Castings (iron or steel), light, in boxes,

crates,

cases, casks, or hampers.

Castings, mill, forge, and other rough

and heavy unfinished castings, iron

or steel.

Castor oil, for lubricating machinery,

in tins, packed in wooden cases.

Caustic potash.

Chaff,

hydraulic or steam press-

packed.

Chairs and seats, garden, in partSj

packed in cases.

Charcoal, ao.h.p.

Chestnuts.

[57

& 58

VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh. CGVi.]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

CLASS

1—

Chestnuts, extract of, for tanning

purposes.

Chimney pieces, slate, not enamelled

nor polished.

Chimney

pots,

earthenware or fire-clay.

China grass, machine pressed.

Chloride or muriate of zinc.

Cider and perry, not bottled, in casks.

Cider and perry ,bottled, in

cases

orcasks.

Clips (iron), for boxes.

Clog irons.

Clog soles.

Cloth oil and wool oil.

Codilla, in bales, hydraulic or steam

press-packed.

Cones,

fir, in sacks or bags.

•Copper precipitate.

Copper regulus.

Copperas, e.o.h.p.

Copra (or oil pulp of cocoanut), dried.

Cotton, raw, in press-packed bales.

Crab winches.

Cryolite.

Disinfecting powder.

Distilled water, in cases or casks.

Doors and door frames, iron or steel.

Drums, iron or steel, for collieries.

Dunnage mats.

Dye liquor refuse, from print or dye

works.

Dye woods, e.o.Lp.

Bye woods, ground, in chips, in bags.

Esparto grass, machine pressed.

Extract of bark or wood, for tannins;.

Farina, calcined.

Felt, asphalted roofing, or tarred

felt, or tarred sheathing.

Fencing standards, iron, in concrete

blocks.

Fern, for litter or packing, hydraulic

or steam press-packed.

Firewood, in bundles.

Fish-

Cod and ling, dried.

•continued.

Fish —cont.

Cod and

ling,

thoroughly curedinbrine.

Herrings, thoroughly cured in brine.

Eed herrings, thoroughly cured.

All other fish, thoroughly salted or

dried.

Cockles, limpets, mussels, whelks,

and periwinkles.

Flax, in bales, minimum 60 cwt. per

consignment.

Flax straw, machine pressed.

Flax waste, for paper making.

Fleshings and glue

pieces,

dry, in casks

and bags.

Fleshings and glue pieces, wet, from

tanners, not packed.

Flower sticks, wooden or cane,

common.

Frames aud bed plates, iron or steel,

for timber sawing, boring, morticing,

or planing machinery.

Frames, iron or steel, for targets.

Fruit

—

Apples.

Gooseberries.

Pears.

Fruit pulp, in casks.

Fuel ecohomisers, iron or steel.

Ginger beer, in cases and casks.

Glass blocks, for pavement (fitted in

iron frames).

Glucose.

Glue.

Goat skins, thoroughly salted or dry,

in bales or bundles;

Granite, polished or dressed, in blocks

or slabs, exceeding

inches in thick-

ness.

Grates,

wooden or wrought iron, for

purifying gas.

Grease, in casks.

Greaves.

Hair, wet, from tanneries.

Handles, broom,

mop,

rake, fork, spade

shovel, hammer, and pick.

Handspikes, wooden.

A.D.

188*.

Lagan,,

§6.

Cantab..

23-

[Oh..

CCVij

Ganal foils

and

Charges,

[5? & 58

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals), Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

A.D.

1894.

CLASS

l-^continiied.

Lagan,

Sfc.

Haricot beans.

Canals. Hay,.machine pressed.minimum 40 owt.

per consignment.

Headstocks, iron or steel, for collieries.

Hemp,

in bales, hydraulic or steam

press-packed.

Hemp seed.

Hemp waste, for paper making.

Hide cuttings.

Hides,

thoroughly salted or dry, in

bales or bundles.

Hoofs,

horns, and horn tips, buffalo,

cow, goat, ox, and sheep, packed.

Horns,

with slough.

Horse shoes.

Hurdles, iron or wood, e.o.h.p.

Hydraulic machinery and presses.

Iron and

steel,

the

following articles of—

Axle boxes.

Dredger buckets and bucket backs.

Malt kiln flooring (iron wire),

packed in cases.

Pans,

annealing.

Plates-

Canada.

For glass rolling.

Tin.

Railway buffers, buffer heads, rods,

and sockets.

Railway springs.

Railway spring steel.

Rings.

Scrap,

e.o.h.p.

Smiths' hearths.

Standards for hurdles, not packed.

Tinned iron, in sheets, not packed.

Tram couplings.

Traps,

sink and stench.

Jute.

Jute waste, for paper making.

Kelp.

Kips,

thoroughly salted or dry, in

bales or bundles.

Ladders, iron.

Ladles, puddlers'.

Lasts,

iron.

Lathe beds.

Lead ashes, in bags.

Lead piping, in cases or casks.

Leather cuttings or parings, waste.

Lemon peel and citron peel.

Lime water, in casks.

Linen waste, for paper making.

Litharge.

Malleable iron castings.

Marble chip pavement.

Megass, machine pressed.

Mexican fibre, machine pressed.

Millboard.

Mineral and aerated waters, in cases

and casks.

Molasses.

Mortar mills.

Muriate of ammonia.

Mustard seed.

Nail (iron) cutting machines.

Nitrate of lead.

Oil cloth cuttings, for paper making.

Oils,

not dangerous, in casks or iron

drums,

round or tapered at one

end, as follows :—

Carbolineum avenarius.

Castor.

Cocoanut.

Cod.

Cod liver.

Colza.

Cotton seed.

Earth nut or ground nut.

Haddock.

Herring.

Lard.

Linseed.

Lubricating mineral.

Menhadden.

Niger.

Oleic.

Oleine or tallow.

Palm.

Palm nut.

\ffl &>

VICT.]

Canal Tolls and

Charges,

[Ch. CCVl.]

No.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

CLASS

1—continued.

Oils,

not dangerous—cont.

Pine.

Eape seed.

Eosin.

Seal.

Shale, crude.

Soap.

Sod.

Sperm.

Tar, mineral.

Train.

Whale.

Wool or cloth.

Old or scrap lead.

Onions.

Orange peel.

Osiers,

twigs, and willows, green and

wet.

Palmetto

leaf,

machine pressed.

Paper, for news printing, packing, or

wrapperiug.

Paper, in rolls for printing paper

hangings.

Paraffin scale.

Paraffin wax.

Pasteboard.

Pelts,

wet, from tanners, not packed.

Piassava, hydraulic or steam press-

packed.

Pickblocks or pickheads, iron or steel,

e.o.h.p.

Pipes,

air, for ventilators.

Pit cages.

Plaster slabs, fibrous.

Plate or sheet iron, annealed.

Plough arm and share moulds and

moulding, iron or steel.

Plough bodies, breasts, colters, side

caps,

frames, or rests, iron or steel.

Plough plates, finished, iron or steel.

Plough shares, finished, iron or steel.

Plough slades and wheels, iron or steel.

Provender, green.

Provender, horse or cattle, hydraulic

or steam press-packed.

Pumice stone.

Pumping machines.

Pumps (except hand pumps, braes).

and pump castings, e.o.h.p.

Punching bears.

Putty.

Rags,

not oily.

Red lead.

Retorts, clay.

Retorts, fire brick.

Riveting machines.

Rod lead.

Rollers, garden or hand.

Rosin.

Rotten stone.

Saccharine, in casks, bags, pails, or

Cans.

Sad irons, packed.

Sal ammoniac.

Saltpetre.

Sawing machines, for sawing iron.

Scrap tin.

Screw jacks, iron.

Screws, dry, in. casks or bags.

Screws, wet, from tanners, not packed.

Scythe stones.

Seal pipes or valves, iron or steel. -

Shafts,

wrought iron, for driving mill

wheels, finished.

Sheep dipping powder.

Sheepskins, in casks and thoroughly

salted, or dry in bales or bundles.

Sheep wash.

Sheet lead.

Ships'

stern or rudder frames.

Shot, lead, in bags, packed in cases.

Shovel plates, iron or steel, finished.

Silicate cotton or slag wool, in casks

or bags.

Sink traps, earthenware or fire-clay.

Sinks,

earthenware or fire-clay.

Size,

in cases or casks.

Skid pans or waggon slippers, iron.

Slate slabs, not polished or enamelled,

in cases.

J).

1894.

Lagan,

fyc.

Canals.

[Oh.

CCVi.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[57

VICT.]

No.

{Lagan,

fye.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

$fc.

Canals.

CLASS

1—continued,

Soap.

Solder.

Spade trees.

Spelter sheets, in casks or cases.

Spetches, dry, in casks or bags.

Spetches,

wet,

from tanners, not packed.

Spile pegs.

Stampings, iron or steel, rough, un-

finished, not tinned or galvanised.

Staples, iron.

Steam hammers,

Stearine.

Stone cutting and crushing machines.

Straw, machine pressed, minimum 40

cwt. per consignment.

Strawboard.

Strawboard cuttings, for paper making.

Studs,

iron or steel.

Sugar, in bags, cases, or casks.

Sulphate of copper, e.o.h.p,

Sulphur, e.o.h.p.

Surat bagging, for paper making.

Syrup,

in casks.

Tabling, water (cement).

Tallow.

Tares or wrappers, for cotton bales.

Telegraph insulators, earthenware,

packed.

Telegraph stores—

Wrought iron double swivels.

Malleable cast iron double wall

brackets.

Malleable cast iron saddles.

Terra cotta caps or stoppers.

Tin ore.

Tow, in bales, minimum 60 cwt. per

consignment.

Tow waste, for paper making.

Treacle.

Trestles, wrought iron.

Turpentine, crude, in casks.

Valves, gas or water, iron or steel.

Vegetables, desiccated, for cattle food.

Vegetables, in brine.

Vegetables, not packed, e.o.h.p.,

minimum 20 cwt. per consignment.

Verjuice, in casks,

Vinegar, in casks.

Waggon bodies, in pieces bound to-

gether.

Washing and wringing machine

rollers.

Washing powder and paste.

Wheelbarrows, in parts.

Wheels, cart and plough, iron or steel.

Wheels, fly or spur.

Wheels, wheelbarrow, iron or steel.

White lead.

Winches, hand.

Window guards, iron.

Woad.

Wood fibre, in bales.

Wood pulp middles.

Wood treads, in frames for stairs.

Yellow metal plates and sheathing.

Zinc ridges.

CLASS

Acetate of alumina, in casks or iron

drums.

Acetic or wood acid, in casks,

Acid, cresylic, in casks or iron drums.

Agricultural and portable steam and

traction engines, vertical steam

engines, horizontal steam engines,

steam ploughs, steam plough vans,

steam tram engines, threshing

machines, road rollers, and bar-

rows.

Agricultural machines and imple-

ments,

in cases.

Agricultural seeds.

Ale and porter (bottled), in hampers

Alkanet root.

[57 &

VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh. CCVI.]

No. 10

(Lagan,

8fc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

CLASS

2—continued.

Ammonia,liquid, in casks or iron drums.

Animal guts, in casks.

Annotto, in casks.

Antimony regulus.

Argols or tartars.

Arrowroot.

Arsenic acid, in casks.

Asbestos.

Axle boxes, brass.

Axles,

not in the rough, e.o.h.p.

Bacon and hams, cured, packed.

Bugging, e.o.h.p.

Bags,

hand, common (hemp)/j

Bags,

paper.

Balusters, iron.

Bark, for tanning, e.o.h.p.

Bark, ground, packed in bags.

Baskets, iron.

Bass and whisk, for making brooms.

Bass baskets.

Bass mats and bass matting.

;dsteads,

metallic, in cases.

Beef,

in brine.

Bees'

wax.

Besoms.

Bicarbonate of soda, in boxes, crates,

or hampers.

Biscuits.

Blackberries or brambleberries.

Blacking.

Black lead.

Bleaching liquids, in casks.

Blood, in casks or iron drums.

Blue powder and stone and smalts,

in casks, cases, boxes, or bags.

Boards, made of compressed leather.

Bobbins, in bags.

Boilers and boiler fittings, iron or

steel.

Bone-crushing mills.

Bones,

co.h.p.

Boot and shoe linings, cotton or

linen.

Borax.

Bottle stoppers, wood, packed.

Bottles, earthenware,or stoneware.'

Bowls,

iron, nested or packed.

Brass.

Bread.

Bristles, in boxes, cases, or casks.

Bronze (phosphor or manganese)

castings and ingots, rough.

Buckets and pails, iron, nested or

packed.

Bungs,

wood, or shives.

Buoys.

Butter, in casks, firkins, baskets, or

boxes,

or in tubs or cools with

wooden lids.

Cabbages, packed, e.o.h.p.

Caloric engines.

Canary seed.

Candles, e.o.h.p.

Carbolic acid, liquid, in casks or iron

drums.

Carbolic seed dressing.

Carbonate of magnesia.

Carbonate of potash, e.o.h.p.

Cartridge cases, exploded.

Cattle food, prepared.

Celery.

Chains and traces, packed.

Chairvvood, rough, undamageable.

Cheese, in boxes, casks, and cases.

Chestnuts, extract of, e.o.h.p.

Chicory.

Chimney pieces, cement or concrete.

China, in casks or crates.

Chlorate of potash.

Chlorate of soda, packed in hampers

or casks.

Chlorate of potash, packed in hampers

or casks.

Chocolate.

Cider and perry (bottled), in hampers.

Clothes pegs, packed.

Coal scuttles, common, iron or gal-

vanised, nested or packed.

Cobalt ore.

Cocoa. : '

27-

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

$•<: class="ls3">.

Canals.

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals.

CLASS

shell, or

-continued.

Figs,

dried.

Files or rasps, iron or steel.

Filters,

cast iron.

Fire boxes of portable steam and

traction engines.

[Oh. CCf

i.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charge*,

[57 &

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

$c.

Canals), Order Gonfirmatton Act, 1894.

Cocoa nut fibre, husk,

matting, packed.

Codilla, e.o.h.p*

Coffee.

Coir junk.

Coir rope,

Colliery screens or tips.

Colours, in casks or iron drums, or in

tins packed in cases.

Confectionery, in cases, casks, or

boxes.

Copper.

Corn flour, patent.

Corves (small waggons for use in

collieries).

Cotton,, raw, e.o.h.p.

Cotton and woollen waste.

Cranberries.

Cranes or cranework.

Crucibles, plumbago or clay.

Curling stones.

Currants (grocer's).

Cyanite, in casks or iron drums, or in

tins packed in cases.

Dandelion roots.

Dates.

Delta metal.

Dextrine.

Dishes, iron.

Distilled water, co.h.p.

Dollies and peggies, wooden, for

laundry purposes.

Dripping, in casks, boxes, tins, ov tubs

with lids.

Dubbin.

Earthenware, in casks or crates.

Electric accumulators.

Electric insulators.

Emery.

Emery dust.

Emery rollers and emery wheels, in

boxes or cases.

Envelopes, straw, for bottles.

Fat, raw.

Felt (not carpeting).

Fire lighters.

Fish-

All fish, partially cured, smoked, or

dried, e.o.h.p.

Crabs.

Herrings and sprats, in any state,

e.o.h.p.

Flng poles or Venetian masts.

Flax, in bales, e.o.h.p.

Flax seed, for sowing.

Flax waste, e.o.h.p.

Fleshings and glue pieces, e.o.h.p.

Flocks,

Flower pots, clay, common, unglazed.

Forges, portable, in pieces, packed in

boxes.

Forges, portable, whole, cased in iron.

Forks,

digging, in cases.

Fruit, crystallised, in boxes, cases, or

casks.

Fruit-

Cherries, raspberries, strawberries,

in tubs for jam.

Fruit, ripe, e.o.h.p.

Funnels, air or ship.

Fustic liquor.

Gall nuts.

Garancine.

Gas engines, complete.

Gates,

iron or wooden, common.

Ginger beer, e.o.h.p,,

Glass blocks, for pavement (not fitted

in frames).

Glycerine, in casks or iron drums,

Grates,

ovens, ranges, or sitoves,

common or kitchen.

Gridirons.

Grindstones, e.o.h.p.

Gums,

in mats, bags, casks, or cases.

Gun carriages.

[57 &

VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Ch.. CCVi.]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfc

Canals),

Order

Confirmation,

Act,

1894.

OLASS

2—continued.

Gun metal.

Hair, raw, pressed, in bales or bags.

Hames.

Harrow shafts, tube iron or tube steel.

Hay, e.o.h.p.

Hay forks, in cases.

Hay rakes, hand, in cases.

Hemp,

e.o.h.p.

Hessians, jute.

Hinges, iron or steel.

Hoes,

hand.

Hollow-ware, cast iron, nested and

packed.

Hooks,

ceiling.

Hooks,

clip, galvanised iron.

Hoops,

wooden.

Ice.

Ink, except printers', in boxes, casks,

or crates.-

Iron liquor or muriate of iron.

Ivory black.

Ivory waste

or*

dust.

Japan wax.

Jars,

earthenware or stoneware.

Kitool fibre.

Knife boards.

Ladders, wooden.

Laminated lead.

Lard, in casks, boxes, tins, or tubs

with lids.

Lasts,

wooden.

Lead piping, e.o.h.p.

Leather, undressed, except in cases or

crates.

Lemon and lime

juice,

in cases or casks.

Lemons.

Linen waste, e.o.h.p.

Linen yarn, press-packed, in bunches

or bales.

Linens, grey, unbleached.

Locomotive engines and tenders.

Logwood liquor.

Machinery, in parts, in cases, e.o.h.p,

Madders.

Marbles, children's.

A.D.

1894.

Margarine, in casks, firkins, or boxes,

Lagan,

§r.

or in tubs with wooden lids. Canals.

Millstones, finished.

Mineral and aerated waters, e.o.b.p.

Molliscorum.

Mordant liquors (including alum

liquor, dunging liquor,, and red

liquor).

Mungo.

Mushroom pulp.

Mushroom spawn.

Mustard, in

casks,

cases,

boxes,

or bags.

Nails,

zinc.

Netting, of iron wire.

Newspapers, in bales.

Nickel ore.

Nitrate of copper, in casks.

Nitrate of iron.

Nuts,

e.o.h.p.

Oakum.

Oils,

not dangerous, in casks or iron

drums,

round or tapered at one end,

co.h.p.

Oranges.

Orchilla weed.

Osiers,

twigs, and willows, brown.

Paints,

in casks or iron drums, or in

tins packed in cases.

Palisades, iron.

Palm leaves.

Paper, emery, sand, and tobacco.

Paper hangings, common, in bales.

Paraffin and petroleum oils, in owners'

tank boats, not giving off inflam-

mable vapour under 73 deg. Fahr.,

when tested in the manner set forth

in the Petroleum Act, 1879.

Parian, in casks or crates.

Pelts,

e.o.h.p.

Pewter.

Piassava,' e.o.h.p., minimum 20 cwt.

per consignment.

Pickaxes.

Picker bends.

Pickles, in boxes, cases, or casks.

[Oh.

CCVi.]

Canal

lolls and

Charges,

[57 & 58

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfo.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

A.D.

1804.

Lagan,

8$c.

Canals.

CLASS

2—continued.

Pimento.

Piston rods, steel.

Plough shafts, tube iron or tube steel.

Plumbago.

Polishing paste.

Pork, in brine.

Poultry pens (wire), folded.

Preserves (fish, fruit, meat, and pro-

visions), in casks, boxes, or cases.

Printed matter, not bound.

Provender, horse or cattle, e.o.h.p.

Prunes, in casks or mats

Pumps and pump castings, in cases.

Rags,

pulled.

Railway waggon bodies.

Railway waggon bodies, fitted

together.

Railway waggon brasses.

Rain water pipes, for spoutings and

their connexions, cast iron.

Raisins.

Reed webbing, for ceilings.

Revalenta Arabica.

Rhubarb and rhubarb roots.

Rizine.

Rolls,

iron, e.o.h.p.

Ropes.

Ropes,

wire.

Sacks.

Sad irons, e.o.h.p.

Safes,

iron or steel.

Sago.

Sauces, in boxes, cases, or casks.

Scoop?,

iron.

Scrap zinc.

Screw propellers.

Scrolls, iron (for fixing springs to carts

and carriages).

Scrows, e.o.h.p.

Seal skins, wet and salted.

Seaweed (dry) or alga marina,

Seeds,

agricultural, e.o.h.p,,

Semoliua.

Sheets,

wool, new.

Ships'

masts.

Ships'

ventilators.

Shoddy.

Shoemakers' wax.

Shot, lead, e.o.h.p.

Shumac liquor.

Signal posts (railway) and materials

belonging thereto.

Silicate cotton or slag wool, e.o.h.p.

Sinks,

cast iron, not enamelled.

Size,

e.o.h.p.

Slate pencils.

Slates,

writing.

Spades and shovels, iron or steel.

Spelter sheets, e.o.h.p.

Spetches, e.o.Lp.

Spirits of tar, in casks or iron drums.

Spoutings and connexions, iron or

steel.

Stable fittings (except -enamelled),

iron or steel.

Stannite of potash.

Stannite of

soda.

•

Staples (wire), for bookbinders.

Starch, in casks, cases, boxes, or bags.

Steam excavators or steam navvies.

Steel, bars and bundles.

Stone blue, in casks, cases, boxes, or

bags.

Stone, carved for building purposes

e.o.h.p.

Strickles, in boxes or cases.

Sugar mills.

Tamarinds.

Tapioca.

Tapioca flour.

Tarpaulins.

Tartar, liquid.

Terne metal.

Tin, in blocks, cakes, or ingots.

Tincal.

Tinfoil.

Tin liquor.

Tobacco juice, in casks,

Tobacco

leaf,

in hogsheads or tierces.

Tobacco stoves or presses.

[57 &

VICE.]

Canal Tolls

and

Ghargm,

[Oh. CCVi.]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

CLASS

2—

Tools,

well-boring and pit-boring.

Torchwick.

Tow, in bales, e.o.h.p.

Tow waste, e.o.h.p.

Tubes,

coated with brass.

Tubes,

electro-coppered.

Tubes,

steam, brass or copper.

Tubs,

iron.

Tue irons.

Turmeric.

Turpentine, spirits of, in casks or iron

drums.

Twine,

Umbrella sticks, in the rough.

"Varnish, in casks or iron drums.

Vegetable wax.

Vegetables, packed, co.h.p.

Vices,

iron or steel.

Vinegar, in cases.

Walking sticks, in the rough.

Walnuts, green, and husks.

continued.

Washers, leather.

Weighing machines, large (those used

for weighing railway or other

vehicles, and also cattle).

Window frames, iron, packed in cases.

Window shutters, iron or steel.

W7ines, British, in casks.

Wire,

cotton-covered, in casks, ham-

pers,

cases, and canvas-covered coils.

Wire,

iron or steel, e.o.h.p.

Wire,

lead.

Wood, bent, rough, unfinished.

Wool, raw.

Yarn, twist, and weft, cotton and linen,

bales,

bags, wrappers, cases, boxes,

skips,

or casks.

Yeast, in bags, or in bags in baskets,

hydraulic press-packed, dry.

Yellow metal bolts and nails.

Yellow metal rods.

Zinc bars.

CLASS

Ale coolers.

Algerian fibre, minimum 20 cwt. per

consignment.

Alizarine, in casks or iron drums.

Almonds.

American or leather cloth.

Ammonia, liquid, in bottles (other than

carboys) in cases.

Angelica root.

Aniseed.

Apple rings, in slices, dried.

Apples, dry, or pippins.

Arsenic acid, e.o.h.p.

Awl blades.

Bacon and hams, cured, e.o.h.p.

Baking powder.

Baths.

Bayonets.

Beadings and mouldings, gilt, lac-

quered,or varnished, packed

boxes.

Bed keys.

Bedsteads, e.o.h.p.

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

$•.

Canals.

Beehives, made of wood.

Beilows, packed.

Bellows pipes.

Bell ringing (carillon) machinery.

Bells,

small.

Belting, for machinery.

Bichromate of soda, e.o.h.p.

Bichrome and bichromate of potash,

e.o.h.p.

Bicycle stands, wrought iron.

Bins,

corn or wine.

Bit burnishers, packed.

Bits,

iron or steel.

Bitters, in casks or cases.

Black beer.

Bladders, in casks.

Blankets.

Blanks, bronze and copper, for stamp-

ing for coins.

Blinds,

paper.

Blinds,

Venetian and chain, in cases,

crates,

or frames.

[Ch.

CCVi.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[57 & 58

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

$c.

Canals), Order Confirmation Act, 1894.

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

S(C

Canals.

CLASS

Blowing engines.

Blow pipes.

Blue,

laundry, liquid, in boxes, cases,

casks,

or iron drums.

Blue paste.

Blue powder and stone and smalts,

e.o.kp.

Boards, parquet flooring.

Boards, washing.

Bobbins, e.o.h.p.

Bolts,

door.

Books,

e.o.h.p.

Boothing or stalling.

Boots and shoes, including goloshes

and leather cut into boot shapes,

in casks, cases, or boxes.

Boracic acid.

Bottle jacks.

Bottlesand bottle stoppers,glass,e.o.h.p.

Bowls,

wood or iron, e.o.h.p.

Boxes or trunks, tin or sheet iron,

packed in crates or cases.

Boxes,

safety.

Box or Italian irons.

Braces,exceptsilk,for wearing apparel,

in bales, packs, or trusses.

Brands, iron or steel.

Brasswork, spun or stamped, packed.

Broom and brush heads, e.o.h.p.

Brooms and brushes, packed.

Brush backs, xylonite.

Buckets and pails, e.o.h.p.

Buckles, brass, iron, or steel.

Buckram.

Bullet moulds.

Busks,

wooden, horn, or steel.

Butter, in crocks in wood, or in crocks

when packed with straw in baskets.

Buttons, except gold, silver, or plated.

Calioes.

Calipers.

Candlesticks, brass or iron.

Candlewick.

Canvas.

Cap peaks, not oily.

-continued.

Caps,

men's or boys', except silk, in

bales,

packs or trusses.

Capsules, metal, in cases.

Carbon candles, for electric lighting.

Carbonate of ammonia, in cases.

Card cloth.

Cards,

for weaving, packed in cases.

Carpet bag frames.

Carpet bags.

Carpet beating machines.

Carpet lining (cork).

Carpeting.

Carpeting (cork).

Carraway seeds.

Carriage and cart steps,

Carriage and foot warmers,

Cartridge cases, brass.

Castings, brass, German silver, or

nickel.

Castings, iron, light, e.o.h.p.

Castings, sanitary, iron or steel, for

public urinals and water closets.

Castings, steel, e.o.Lp.

Castor oil, in boxes.

Castors of all kinds.

Cellarets, wrought iron.

Chaff,

in bags, not for cattle feeding.

Chains, curb or door.

Chalk, French.

Chalk, prepared.

Cheese, e.o.h.p.

Cheese presses.

Chemicals, not dangerous, corrosive,

or explosive, in casks, iron drums,

bales,

or bags.

Chimneypleces, marble or slate, e.o.h.p.

China, in hampers.

China grass, minimum 20 cwt. per

consignment.

Cinder sifters.

Cinnabar ore.

Clasps, boot, book, or belt, except

gold, silver, or plated.

Clock dials.

Clogs,

in caskB, cases, or boxes.

[57 & 58

VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh.

CCVi.]

No. 10

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Ad, 1894.

CLASS 3—i

Clothing (exclusive of silk goods), if

packed in trusses, packs, or bales.

Clothing, for soldiers, police, prison

warders, railway porters, postal,

and telegraph (except busbies or

helmets).

Clothing, waterproof (except oily

canvas clothing).

Cloth, linen, packed.

Coach and upholsterers' trimmings, in

packs, trusses, or bales.

Coach fittings, metallic, packed.

Coach wrenches.

Coal scuttles, metallic, packed, in cases

or boxes.

Cob nuts.

Cocoa nut fibre, husk, shell, or matting,

e.o.h.p.

Cocoa nuts.

Coffee extract or essence.

Coffee mills, small hand.

Coffin furniture, metallic.

Coin, copper or bronze.

Collars, dog.

Collars, rush, for horses.

Colliery pulleys.

Colours, in cans, hampers, boxes, or

iron bottles.

Combs.

Copying presses.

Coquilla nuts.

Cordials, in casks or cases.

Coriander seed.

Corkscrews.

Cork shavings or cuttings.

Cork socks, in boxes, cases, or casks.

Corkwood.

Cornice polee, wood, in bundles, with-

out rings or ends, not gilt.

Corozzo nuts.

Cotton and linen goods, in bales, boxes,

cases,

packs, or trusses, e.o.h.p.

Cotton and linen thread.

Cotton and woollen slops, in hampers,

bales,

or boxes. 0

•continued,

Cotton wool, dressed and carded.

Crucibles, e.o.h.p.

Cummin seed.

Currycombs.

Cutlery.

Cyanite, in cans, hampers, boxes, or

iron bottles.

Dies and die stocks.

Dishes, wood.

Drapery, heavy.—Packages containing

any of the following articles:—

American or leather cloth.

Blankets.

Boots and shoes, including goloshes,

in casks, cases, or boxes.

Buckram.

Buttons, except gold, silver, or

plated.

Calicoes.

Carpet bags.

Carpeting.

Clothing, waterproof (except oily

canvas clothing).

Cotton and linen goods, in bales,

boxes, cases, packs, or trasses,

e.o.h.p.

Cotton and linen thread.

Cotton and woollen slops, in

hampers, bales, or boxes.

Druggeting.

Elastic webbing.

Eyelets.

Flannel.

Floor cloth, including oil cloth,

boulinikon, kamptulicon, and

linoleum.

Hearth rugs, except skins.

Hooks and eyes.

Huckabacks.

India rubber goods, except shoes

and goloshes.

Laces, boot and stay, cotton or

leather.

Linen cloth, packed.

Paper collars, cuffs, and shirt fronts.

A.D. 1894.

Lagan,

fcc.

Canals.

[Cfla.

CCVi.] : Canal Tolls

and

GMrqes,

[57 & 58

VICT.]

Fol 10 (Lagan, ^e.

Canals),

Order ConfirimtiM

Att; 1394;

A.B. 1894.

Lagan, fyc.

Canals.

CLASS 3-

Drapery, heavy—cont.

Shirts, cotton, woollen, and linen, in

bales,

packs, or trusses.

Stays,

not silk.

Tapes.

Thimbles, not gold, silver, or plated.

Wadding, cotton.

Woollen and worsted yarn,

Dripping, in crocks in wood, or in tubs

or tins without lids.

Druggeting.

Drugs, in casks, bales, or bags.

Drysalteries, in casks.

Dust preventers.

Dutch metal and

leaf.

Dyes,

in casks and iron drums.

Earth closets.

Earthenware, in hampers.

Eggs,

in boxes, cases, or crates.

Elastic webbing.

Electric batteries.

Electric cable.

Emery rollers and- emery wheels,

e.o.h.p.

Esparto grass, minimum 20 cwt. per

consignment.

Eyelets.

Fenders, packed in crates, cases, or

boxes.

Fenders, kitchen, iron or steel.

Fender?, ships', cork or hemp.

Fents and tabs, cotton and woollen.

Fern, for litter or packing, minimum

20 cwt. per consignment.

Ferrules, iron, brass, or steel.

Filberts.

Filters, earthenware.

Fire engines, steam.

Fire escapes.

Fire extinguishers (hand grenade),

packed.

Fire guards, metal.

Fire irons.

Fish, fresh, e.o.h.p.

Fish glue.

-continued.

Fish hooks.

Flannel.

Flax, e.o.h.p.

Flax straw, minimum 20 cwt. per

consignment. including oil cloth,

knmptulicon, and

Floor cloth,

boulinikon,

linoleum.

Flour dressing or purifying machines.

Flower roots (not orchids).

Forges; portable, e.o.h.p.

Forks and spoons.

Forks, toasting, iron.

Fruit, ripe, not hothouse:—

Apricots.

Cherries.

Nectarines. '

Peaches.

Raspberries.

Strawberries.

Fustian and corduroy. .

Gas fittings, in parts, except brass and '

copper tubing. : ;

Gas meters.

Gdatine. :

German silver, in sheets.

German silver wire, in casks and cases.

Ginger, e.o.h.p.

Gins,

wheels with frames for hoisting

purposes.

Glass beads.

Glass,

crown, rolledor sheet. f

Glass,

flint, e.o.h.p.

Glass,

pate, rough.

Glass,

plate, not silvered. :

Gloves, cotton, woollen, or worsted, in

bales,

packs, or trusses.

•

Gloves, rough leather, for labourers.

Glycerine, in cases or boxes.

Glycerine grease, for lubricating pur-

poses,

in tins packed in wooden cases.

Goat skins, e.o.h.p.

Granite, polished or dressed, e.o.h.p.

Grapes, packed in cork dust or saw-

dust, in casks.

[57 & 58

VICT.]

Canal Tells

qn^Gharge®,-

QCJ@b.

ecvirjh

No,,

{Lagan,

Sfc.

QamU)%

Order,

Confyrmpiio^^i,;

189% "'

CLASS 3—!

Grindery.

Groceries, mixed.

Packages consigned as mixed gro-

ceries may include any grocery

articles set out in classes herein-

before mentioned or in this class,

the following articles in Class 4 :—

Cardamoms.

Citric acid.

Confectionery, e.o.h.p.

Crystallised

fruits^

e.o.h.p.

Meat pies.

Preserved ginger.

Sausages.

Yeast, e.o.h.p.

and the following in Class 5 :—

Blue, laundry, liquid, e.o.h.p.

Cinnamon.

Cloves.

Cochineal.

Cordials, e.o.h.p.

Extract of meat.

Indigo.

Isinglass. .

Lard, e.o.h.p.

Nutmegs.

Gums, e.o.h.p.

Gun barrels, rough.

Gun locks and gun furniture.

Gun stocks.

Gun wads.

Guns,

machine, in cases.

Gutta percha, raw.

Guttering or corrugating machines,

e.o.h.p. .

Hair, for manufacturing purposes,

e.o.h.p.

Hair cloth.

Hammer heads, e.o.h.p.

Hammers (not steam), e.o.h.p.

Handcuff's.

Handles, chest and saucepan.

Harness fittings, metallic, packed.

Harness or saddlery, in tin-lined cases

or casks. .0 2

continued.

Hardware—

Packages containing any hardware

articles (not gold, silver, or plated)

set out in classes herein-be(ore

mentioned, or in this class, and

any of the following articles (not

gold, silver, or plated), viz.:—

Awl blades.

Bayonets. ... -

Bed keys.

Bedsteads, metallic, in strawed

bundles. *

Bellows, packed. , ;'[

Bellows pipes.

Bells,

small.

Bicycle stands, wrought iron.

Bit burnishers, packed.

Bits,

iron or steel.

Blanks, bronze and copper, for

stamping for coins.

Blow pip?s.

•••,'••

Bolts,

door.

Bottle jacks. M

Boxes, safety.

Boxes or trunks, tin or sheet

•

iron,

packed in crates or cases.

Box or Italian irons.

Brands, iron or steel.

Brasswork, spun or stamped, packed.

Buckles, brass, steel, or iron.

Bullet moulds.

Busks, wooden, horn, or steel.

Buttons.

Calipers.

Candlesticks, brass or iron.

Carpet bag frames.

Carriage and foot warmers.

Cartridge cases, brass.

Cart step?.

Castings, brass, German silver, or

nickel.

Castors of all kinds.

Chains, curb or door.

Cinder sifter'.

Clasps, book, boot, or belt.

AiJ),

1894,

Lagan, fa.

[Oh.

CCVi.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[57 & 58

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

Sfc.

Canals), Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

A.D. 1894. CLASS 3—

Lagan, frc. Hardware—cont.

Coach fittings, metallic, packed.

Coach wrenches.

Goal scuttles, metallic, packed, in

cases or boxes.

Coffee mills, small hand.

Coffin furniture, metallic.

Collars, dog.

Copying presses.

Corkscrews.

Curry combs.

Dies and die stocks.

Dust preventers.

Eyelets.

Fenders, packed in crates, cases, or

boxes.

Ferrules, iron, brass, or steel.

Fire guards (metal).

Fire irons.

Fish hooks.

Forks and spoons, metal.

Forks, toasting, iron.

Gas fittings, in parts, except brass

and copper tubing.

Gins,

wheels with frames for

hoisting purposes.

Grindery.

Gun l'arrels, rough.

Gun locks and gun furniture.

Hammer heads, packed.

Hammers, not steam, e.o.h.p.

Handcuffs.

Handles, chest and saucepan.

Harness fittings, metallic, packed.

Hat and umbrella stands, cast iron.

Hay forks, in bundles.

Hinges, brass.

Hooks, boot and button, hat and

coat, and reaping.

Hooks and eyes.

Horse clippers, packed in casks or

casej.

Jacks,

small.

Japanned ware, in casks or case?.

Kitchen fireplace stands.

Knitting pins.

continued.

Hard ware—cont.

Knives or blades for cutting

machines.

Knobs, range, iron or steel.

Knobs, door.

Knockers, door.

Ladles, not puddlers', iron.

Lamp burners.

Lanterns, tin or iron.

Latches, door.

Locks and keys.

Magnets.

Match boxes, japanned or 'enam-

elled tin, new, empty, packed.

Matchetts.

Medals, brass or copper.

Military ornaments.

Mortars and psstles, iron or steel.

Nails and rivets, brass or copper.

Needles (in tin lined cases).

Nut crackers.

Ornaments for saddlery, brass, iron,

or steel.

Ornaments for uniform.

Pans,

ash.

Pans,

copper, for closets.

Pans,

dust

Pans,

warming.

Patten rings.

Patterns, travellers', hardware.

Percussion cap shells.

Pins,

metal, in boxes.

Plates, door.

Plates, iron, enamelled.

Pliers.

Ponder flasks.

Pulley blocks, iron.

Pulleys, iron.

Pumps, hand, brass.

Railway carriage keys.

Refrigerators.

Riddles.

Saddletrees.

Scales, and weights, letter.

Screws, brass, copper, or zinc.

Screws, table expanding.

[57

VICT.]

Canal Tolls cmd

Charges,

[Oh.

CCVi.]

No. 10 (Lagan, fyc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

CLASS 3-

flardware—cont.

Scythe blades.

Scythes and sickles.

Shears, garden and sheep.

Ships' logs, metal.

Shoe horns and pegs, metallic.

Show tablets, metal, enamelled.

Skates.

Skewers, iroa or steel.

Snuffers, iron or steel.

Spanners.

Spittoons, iron.

Spring balances.

Springs, chair, sofa, mattress, door,

or cart.

Spurs.

Stair rods.

Steelyards.

Stirrups.

Sugar nippers.

Sweat scrapers, packed.

Syringes, garden.

Tacks.

Taper holders, metal.

Taps, brass.

Terrets.

Thimbles.

Tinware, in casks and cases.

Tips, brassed, for boot heels.

Tobacco boxes, metal.

Tools, carpenters', coopers', edge,

joiners', masons', and shipwrights'.

Traps, sink, brass or copper.

Traps, vermin.

Trays, iroa or steel.

Trivets, iron or steel.

Trouser stretchers, iron, portable.

Trowels.

Tubes, brass or copper (except

steam tubes), packed.

Umbrella fittings.

Umbrella stretchers.

Valves, brass.

Ventilators, small, iron or brass, for

buildings, packed.

Washers, brass or copper.

Lagan, $e.

Canals.

continued.

A.D. 1894.

Hardware—cont.

Weights, brass.

Wire, copper or brass, packed ip

cases or casks, or in bags.

Hassocks.

Hat and umbrella stands, cast iron.

Hats, rush, in bales, trusses, and

hampers.

Hay forks, in bundles.

Hay rakes, hand, e.o.h.p.

Hearthrugs, except skins.

Heel balls, shoemakers'.

Helmets, metal, in cases or boxes.

Herbs, green.

Hides, e o.h.p.

Hinges, brass.

Hollow-ware, iron, including kettles,

pans, maslins (pots for boiling

fruit), and water cans, in casks or

crates.

Honey, in casks, or in jars packed in

crates or cases.

Hoofs, horns, and horn tips, buffalo,

cow, goat, ox, and sheep, e.o.h.p.

Hooks and eyes.

Hooks, boot, button, hat, coat, reaping.

Hops.

Horse clippers, packed in casks or cases.

Hosiery in bales, packs, or trusses.

Huckabacks.

Hurdles, iron or steel, on wheels.

India rubber goods, except shoes and

goloshes.

India rubber, raw.

Ink, printers'.

Jacks, small.

Japanned ware, in casks or cases.

Jews' harps.

Joiners' work (common wood)—Bead-

ings and mouldings (not gilt,

lacquered, or varnished), doors and

door frames, fittings and fixtures

lor buildings, staircases, balusters and

hand rails, window sashes and

frames and shutters.

Juniper berries.

C 3 37

^pcyiJj

'V&wt

WWM^Cti&ges, '{57 &$8

Vita.]

MflO '(bd$to\

*$.

Cdiialsj;'OrtervVdhfifmdtion%1£ct, '1894.

£ti.

i89*4. CliASS 3—

'"i^m^Sfc. Kips, e.o.hp.

^ana^ Kitchen fireplace stands.

Knitting pins.

Knives or blades for cutting machines.

Knobs, range, iron or steel.

Knobs, door.

Knockers, door.

Laces,

boot or stay, cotton or leather.

Ladles (not puddlers'), iron.

Lamp black.

Lamp burners.

Lamp chimneys (glass).

Lamp frames (street).

Lamp reflectors, enamelled iron.

Lamp wick.

Lamps, paraffin, in parts (except china

or earthenware), packed in casks

and cases.

Lanterns, tin or iron.

Lard, in bladders, in crocks in wood,

or in tubs or tins without lids.

Latches, door.

Lavatory stands and basins, earthen-

ware, complete, enamelled.

Lawn mowers, packed,

Lead pencils.

Leather, e.o.h.p.

Lemon and lime juice, e.o.h.p.

Life buoys.

Limestone, polished or dressed.

Lime water, e.o.h.p.

Lincrusta and anaglypta (decorative

wall papers).

Linen cloth, packed.

Linen yarn or grey linen, e.o.h.p.

Liquorice.

Locks and keys.

Looking glass frames, common, wood

(not gilded), or Dutch metalled.

Macaroni.

Machines, fitted up, packed, e.o.h.p.

Magnesia.

Magnets.

Marble, packed, and in slabs cemented

together.

continued.

Margarine, in crocks in wood, or in

crocks when packed with straw in

baskets.

Marquees or tents.

Mastic.

Match boxes, japanned or enamelled

tin, new, empty, packed.

Matchetts.

Mats and matting, e.o.h.p.

Medals, brass or copper.

Megass, minimum 20 cwt. per con-

signment.

Merinoes, in bales, packs, or trusses.

Mexican fibre, minimum 20 cwt per

consignment.

Mica.

Military ornaments, except gold,

silver, or plated.

Milk.

Milk cans and pans.

Millboard rollers, for [winding paper,

in cases.

Mops.

Mortars and pestles, iron or steel.

Mortars and pestles, marble.

Moss,

packed.

Muslin, book, if packed in bales, packs,

or trusses.

Mustard, e.o.h.p.

Nails and rivets, brass or copper.

Needles (in tin-lined cases).

Netting, cotton and twine.

Nickel.

Nitrate of baryta.

Nut crackers, except gold, silver, or

plated.

Oars.

Oils,

not dangerous, e.o.h.p.

Oleic acid, in casks.

Ornaments for saddlery, brass, iron, or

steel.

Ornaments for uniform, except gold,

silver, or plated.

Osiers, twigs, and willows, white or

stained. „ ,•

Osnaburgs.

i[57

VICT.]

Otinal Tolls

MkGMrgk,

[OhV

CCVll]

MJW(I/dgm,'fe.

Canals),

Orkdf

Confihriati&^Abill^.

Oxalic acid.

• Paints,

cans, hampers, boxes,

iron

bottle?.

Palliasses, straw.

Palmetto

leUf,

minimum

cwt.

per

consignment.

Pans,

iish.

Pans,

chemical

and

dye, iron

steel.

Pans,

copper,

for

closets.

Pans,

(lust.

Pans,

earthenware

iron, for sanitary

purposes.

Pans,

warming.

Paper, e.o.Lp.

Paper collars, cuffs,

and

shirt fronts.

Paper, gummed

for

labels.

Paper hangings, e.o.kp.

Paper tubes,

for

cops.

Parian,

hampers.

Patten rings.

Pattens,

casks, cases,

boxes.

Patterns, travellers', hardware.

Pearl shells.

Penholders, wood

metal (except

gold, silver,

plated).

Pepper.

Percussion cap shells.

' Percussion caps, uncharged.

Petroleum grease

petroleum jelly.

Piassava, e.o.h.p.

Pickles, e.o.h.p.

Picture frames, common, wood

(not

gilded),

Dutch metalled.

Pins,

metal.

Plants, e.o.h.p.

Plates, door.

Plates, iron, enamelled.

Pliers.

Powder flasks.

Preserves (fish, fruit, meat,

and

provisions), e.o.h.p.,

crates

" baskets.

Pulley blocks, wood

iron.

Pulleys, iron.

Pumps and pump castings, e.o.h.p,

sweeping

CLASS

3—continued.

Pumps, hand, brass.

Quicks, e.o.Lp.

Rabbit

fur, or

hatters' wool.

Raffia.

Railway cards and tickets.

Railway carriage keys.

Reels,

for

garden hose.

' n

Refrigerators.

* !

Rennet.

Rick poles

and

covers.

Riddles.

Road scraping

and

road

machines.

Rock crystal.

Rugs,

hearth, except skin.

Saddlery

harness,

tin-lined cases

or casks.

Saddletrees.

Sauces, e.o.h.p.

Saw-bench machines, portable, packed.

Scale beams and scales.

Scales

and

weights, letter.

Scoops, wood.

Screw jacks, except iron.

Screw?, brass, copper,

zinc.

Screws, table expanding.

Scythes

and

sickles.

Scythe blades.

Scythe sneds

handles.

Sealing wax.

Seaweed, edible.

Sewing machines,

parts, packed.

Sewing machine stands,

packed

cases

frames.

Shafts, cart.

Shafts,

gig,

carriage,

or dog

not painted

nor

varnished.

Shavings, wood.

Shears, garden and sheep.

Sheepskins, e.o.Lp.

Sheet steel.

Shellac.

Shells.

Ships'

blocks.

Ships'

logs, metal.

4 39

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

Sj-c.

Canals.

in parts,

cart,

A.D.

1894.

[Ch.

CCVi.]

Carnal

Tolls

and

Charges,

[57 & 58

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan, Sfc. Canals), Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

CLASS

3—continued.

Strickles, e.o.h.p.

Lagan,

$c.

Ships' sails, finished.

Canals. ghirtgj cotton, woollen,

and

linen,

bales,

packs, trusses,

and

hampers.

Shoe horns

and

pegs.

Shoes

and

boots, including goloshes

and leather

cut

into shoe shapes,

in casks, cases,

boxes.

Shot belts.

Show cards (cardboard), unframed.

Show tablets, metal, enamelled.

Shutters, revolving, wooden.

Shuttles, weavers'.

Silver ore.

Sinks,

enamelled.

Skates.

Skewers, iron

steel.

Skins,

hare

and

rabbit.

Slate beds

billiard tables, packed

in cases.

Slate slabs, e.o.h.p,

Snuffer?, iron

steel.

Spanners.

Spindles,

boxes.

Spirits,

casks

cases.

Spittoons, iron.

Splints, wood,

for

matches.

Spring balances.

Springs, chair, sofa, mattress, door,

cart.

Spurs,

not

plated.

Squeegees,

for

cleaning ships' decks,

&c.

Stable fittings

and

mangers, iron

enamelled.

Stair rods.

Starch, e.o.h.p.

Stationery, e.o.h.p.

Stays,

not

silk,

for

wearing apparel.

Steelyards.

Stills,

iron.

Stirrups.

Stone blue, e.o.h.p.

Stoves,

gas or oil.

Straw, minimum

cwt.

per

consign-

ment. 40

Stuff goods,

bales, packs,

trusses.

Sugar, e.o.h.p.

Sugar candy.

Sugar nippers, except gold, silver,

plated.

Sweat scrapers, packed.

Syringes, garden.

Syrup,

cases,

tins

baskets,

in stone bottles packed

crates

hampers.

Tables, cast iron

steel,

parts.

Tacks.

Talc.

Taper holders, metal.

Tapes.

Taps,

brass.

Tea.

Terrets.

Thimbles, except gold, silver, or plated.

Thread, cotton

and

linen.

Tinware,

casks

cases.

Tips,

brassed,

for

boot heels.

Toasting forks, iron

steel.

Tobacco boxes, metal.

Tobacco juice, e.o.h.p.

Tobacco

leaf,

e.o.h.p.

Tools, carpenters', coopers', edge,

joiners', masons', and shipwrights'.

Tow, e.o.h.p.

Toys,

packed.

Traps, sink, brass

copper.

Traps, vermin.

Trays, iron

steel.

Trellis work (wood),

bundles.

Trivets, iron

steel.

Troughs, bakers', wooden.

Troughs, cattle

and

other, iron

steel.

Trouser stretchers, iron, portable.

Trowels.

Tubes, brass

copper (except steam),

packed.

Tubs,

washing.

Tubs,

wood.

[57 &

VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh. CCVi.]

JVo.

(Lagan,

$c.

Gcmals),

Order Gonfirrmtion

Act,

1894.

CLASS

3—continued.

Turnery ware.

Type.

Umbrella fittings.

Umbrella stretchers.

Valves, brass.

Varnish, e.o.h.p.

Vaseline.

Vegetable ivory.

Velvet, cotton, in bales, packs, or

trusses.

Ventilators, small, iron or brass, for

buildings, packed.

Vermicelli.

Vinegar, e.o.h.p.

Wadding, cotton.

Washers, brass or copper.

Wash leather.

Washstand tops, marble, packed.

Washing and wringing machines,

packed.

Water meters.

Weighing machines, small (those used

for weighing packages and goods).

Weights, brass.

Wheelbarrows.

Wheels, rudder or steeringj in cases,

crates,

or frames.

Whetstones and honestonea,

Whisks, packed.

Winches, steam.

Window frames, iron, coJip.

Wines,

British, e.o.h.p.

Wines,

in casks or cases.

Wire,

copper or bras3, packed in cases

or casks, or in bags.

Wood, bent, e.o.h.p.

Wool, dressed or carded.

Woollen and worsted goods, in bales,

packs,

or trusses.

Woollen cloth, in bales, packs, or

trusses.

Xylonite.

Yarns,

twist and weft (except silk).

YeJlow or Persian berriea

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

$e,

Canals.

CLASS

Agricultural machines and implements,

e.o.h.p.

Alabaster.

Albumen.

Algerian fibre, co.h.p.

Alizarine, e.o.h.p.

Ammonia, liquid, in bottles (other

than carboysj in hampers.

Anchovies.

Annotto, e.o.h.p.

Anthracene, co.h.p.

Asparagus.

Bacon and hams, fresh or green,

Bags,

leather.

Beef

wine,

in boxes.

Bee hives, straw.

Beer engines.

Bellows, e.o.h.p.

Bells,

e.o.Lp.

Billiard cues, in bundles.

Blinds,

Venetian and chain, e.o.h.p.

Boilers, copper.

Books,

bound or half bound in

calf,

Morocco, roan, Eussia, or law

calf.

Boots and shoes, including goloshes

and leather cut into boot shapes,

in hampers (white rod).

Braces, for wearing apparel, not silk,

e.o.h.p.

Bristles, e.o.h.p.

Britannia metal goods.

Bronze powder.

Brooms and brushes, e.o.kp.

Bungs and corks.

Butter, in flats or hampers, or in tubs

or cools|without lids.

•wio

i] Gamd

Tolls

-Charges,

•

[57

&158

'V'ICT.]

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

fyc.

Canals.

Candles,

wax.

Canes

and

rattans.

Caps,

men's

boys' (except silk),

boxes

cases.

Caravans (showmen's

hawkers')

and vans containing steam round-

abouts.

Carbolic acid, solid.

Carboys, gutta-percha.

Cardamoms.

Cats

and

dogs' meat.

Cattle cribs.

Chaff,

e.o.h.p.

Chairs

and

seats, garden, e.o.h.p.

Chairs, common, folding,

boxes,

cases,

crates,

and

parcels.

Chemicals,

not

dangerous, corrosive,

explosive,

boxes

hampers.

Chimney pieces, metal, unpacked.

Chimney tops, iron

zinc.

China,

boxes

cases.

China grass, e.o.h.p.

Churns

and

churning machines,

Cisterns.

Citric acid.

Clocks, turret

and

church.

Clogs, e.o.h.p.

Cloth, linen, bleached, tied

bundles,

but

not

protected

wrappers,

not packed.

Clothing (exclusive

silk goods),

e.o.h.p.

Coach

and

upholsterers' trimmings,

e.oji.p.

Coal scuttles, e.o.h.p.

Cobalt.

Coffee carts

stalls,

wheels.

Confectionery, e.o.h.p.

•Corn crushers.

Cricket implements.

Croquet implements.

Crystallised fruit, co.h.p.

Curtains, cotton, lace.

Bandy rollers,

case?,

for

paper mills,

CLASS

^-^continued.

Drapery, light—Packages containing

any drapery articles

set out in

classes herein-before mentioned,

and

in this class,

and any of the

fol-

lowing articles:—

Bags (leather, ladies' hand, courier,

and travelling).

Braces,

not

silk,

for

wearing

apparel.

Carpeting, exceeding

feet

length, packed

cases.

Cloth, woollen.

Clothing (exclusive

silk goods),

e.o.Lp.

Coach

and

upholsterers' trim-

mings.

Gloves, cotton, woollen,

and

worsted.

Haberdashery.

Hosiery.

Muslins (book).

Needles.

Stuff goods.

Umbrellas.

Woollen

and

worsted goods.

Dripping,

bladders.

Druggists' sundries,

mixed packages.

Drugs,

boxes

hampers.

Drysalteries, e.o.h.p.

• .

Dye extracts.

Dyes,

e.o.h.p.

Earthenware,

boxes

cases.

Eggs,

e.o.h.p.

Esparto grass, e,o.h.p.

Extract

malt.

Felt

hat

bodies.

Fern

for

litter

packing, e.o.h.p.

Fire engines, e.o.h.p.

Fish, fresh—

Brill, grayling, lobsters, oysters,

prawns,

red

mullet, salmon, smelt,

soles,

trout, turbot, whitebait.

Flax

in the

straw.

Flax straw, e.o.h.p.

Flower roots, e.ch.p.

CLASS

A^continued.

'Flower stands, wrought iron.

Fluid, disinfecting, in bottles, packed in

cases or hampers, or in basketed jars.

Footballs.

Frilling machines, in parts, packed.

Fruit-cleaning machines.

Furniture, in vans, carts, or road

waggons.

Garden arches.

Garden engine's.

Glasshouse pots.

Glass,

in boxes or cases, e.o.h.p.

Glass,

prepared, for photographers.

Globes, moons, or shades, glass,

common.

Gloves, cotton, woollen, and worsted,

e.o.Lp.

Gold size.

Golf clubs.

Grates, ovens, ranges, or stoves,

polished.

Gravestones or tombstones.

Gun barrels, e.o.h,p.

Guns.

Gutta-percha goods.

Guttering or corrugating machines,

not packed.

Haberdashery.

Hand carts.

Handmills.

Hares,

dead.

Harness, e.o.Lp.

Hat leathers.

Hats,

soft felt. -"- ;

Hawkers' packs and trusses.

"HoHdw-ware, iron, including kettles,

pans,

maslins (pots for boiling fruit),

and water cans, e.o.h.p.

Honey, e.o.h.p;

Hop bitters.

Hose, leather and canvas.

Hosiery, e.o.h.p.

Household linen and wearing apparel

(exclusive of silk goods), e.o.h.p.

Incubators, complete.

Ink, e.o.h.p. ' x' i

Japanned ware, e.o.h.p.

Kilting machines, in parts, packed.

Knapsacks, soldiers'.

Knitting machines, in parts, packed.^

Lac.

Lace, British, not silk.

Laces,

boot or stay, e.o.h.p.

Lamps.

Lawn mowers, not packed.

Lawn tennis implements. s '

Leather leggings.

Lint.

Lithographic stones.

Looms, not packed.

Luggage or baggage, personal.

Machinery, in parts, not packed,

e.o.h.p.

Machines, fitted up, not packed,

e.o.Lp. ; ,iw

Malt crushers.

Maps,

in boxes or cases.

Margarine, in baskets, flats, or

hampers, or in tubs without lids.

Mats,

skin.

Mattresses.

Meat, fresh.

Meat pies.

Meat safes.' '

Megass, e.o.h.p.

Mexican fibre, e.o.h.p.

Mincing machines.**

Mushrooms. •" '

Muslin, book, e.o.h.p.

Needles, e.o.kp.

Oleic acid, e.o.b.p.

Palmetto

leaf,

e.o.b.p.

Panoramas and theatrical scenery.

Pans,

copper.

Parian, in boxes or cases.

Pattens, e.o.h.p.

Patterns, wood, for castings.

Pens,

steel.

Perforating and paper-cutting machines.

Pine-apples, not hothouse, packed.

A.D.

1894.

Lagan, frc.

Canals.

[Oh.

CCVi.]

Canal Toils

and

Charges,

[57

VICT.]

No.

(Lagan,

$c. Gamls),

Order Confirmation

Act,

1894.

A.D.

1894.

Lagan,

$c.

Canals.

Pipes,

brass and copper.

Pipes,

smoking.

Pistols.

Plaiting machines, in parts, packed.

Plated goods.

Plums (dried), in fancy boxes.

Porcelain.

Poultry, dead.

Preserved ginger.

Preserves (fish, fruit, meat, and pro-

visions), e.o.h.p.

Eabbits, dead.

Razor strops.

Reeds and rushes.

Reflectors, glass, with metal backs.

Rifles.

Rollers, type, printers'.

Saddlery, e.o.h.p.

Sausages and saveloys.

Saw-bench machines, portable, not

packed.

Seal skins, e.o.h.p.

Seeds,

e.o.h.p.

Sewing machine stands, e.o.h.p.

Shafts,

gig, carriage, or dog cart,

e.o.h.p.

Sheep racks.

Shirts,

e.o.h.p.

Shoes and boots, including goloshes

and leather cut into shoe shapes, in

hampers (white rod).

Show cards, e.o.h.p.

Shrubs and trees, co.h.p.

Skins,

fine, including deer, fox, kid,

musquash, and nutria.

Snuff.

Spades and shovels, wooden.

Spermaceti.

Spindles, co.h.p,

Spirits,

in hampers.

Spirits of tar, e.o.h.p.

Stag horns.

Steam gauges.

Stereotype casts.

Stills,

copper.

CLASS

4—continued.

Stone,

decorative,

carved for decorating

the interior of buildings.

Stoves, fire-clay tile.

Straw, e.o.h.p.

Stuff goods, e.o.Lp.

Swing boats and hobby horses.

Tables, cast iron or cast steel.

Tanks.

Tartaric acid.

Telegraph instruments, packed.

Telephone apparatus, packed.

Textile fabrics, made of mixed cotton,

linen, wool, or similar materials.

Theatrical luggage.

Tiles,

art.

Tin crystals.

Tinware, e,o.h.p.

Tobacco, manufactured, except cigars

and cigarettes.

Tomatoes.

Toys,

co.h.p.

Tubes,

tin and zinc.

Tubing, brass or copper, e.o.h.p.

Ultramarine.

Umbrellas.

Umbrella sticks, e.o.h.p.

Vans,

commercial travellers'.

Vats.

Vegetable washing machines.

Vegetables, hothouse, packed.

Veneers.

Venison.

Verdigris.

Walking sticks, e.o.h.p.

Warps,

except silk.

Washing and wringing machines, not

packed.

Whalebone.

Wheels, cart, coach, and carriage.

Wheels, rudder or steering, e.o.h.p.

Wines,

in hampers.

Wire,

insulated.

Wire,

polished or needle.

ire

gauze.

[57

"VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Oh.

CCVi.]

No. 10 (Lagm,

fyc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

CLASS

4—continued. A.D. 1894.

Woodwork

for the

manufacture

Woollen

and

worsted goods, e.o.li.p.

Lagan,

§•.

organs. Woollen cloth, e.o.h.p.

Cmah-

Woodwork

for the

manufacture

Yeast, e.o.Lp.

pianos.

CLASS

Acetic

wood acid, e.o.h.p.

Aluminium.

Amber.

Ammonia, liquid, e.o.h.p.

Animals

and

birds, stuffed,

cases.

Aquaria, glass.

Artificial flowers.

Bagatelle tables.

Balloons,

Bark, not

for

tanning, e.o.h.p.

Barometers.

Baskets, e.o.h.p.

Bath chairs.

Beadings

and

mouldings, gilt, lac-

quered,

varnished, e.o.h.p.

Beds and bedding.

Bicycles.

Billiard tables.

Bird cages.

Bismuth.

Blue, laundry, liquid, e.o.h p.

Boats

and

canoes.

Boots

and

shoes, including goloshes

and leather

cut

into boot shapes,

e.o.h.p.

Boxes, co.h.p.

Butter,

crocks, e.o.h.p.

Caps,

e.o.h.p.

Carbolic acid, liquid, e.o.h.p.

Carboys, glass.

Cards,

for

carding machines, e.o.h.p.

Carriage bodies, e.o.h.p.

Chairs

and

seats e.o.h.p.

Chandeliers

and

gasaliers.

Chemicals,

not

dangerous, corrosive,

explosive, e.o.h.p.

Chloride

gold,

boxes,

for

photo-

graphers.

Cigars

and

cigarettes.

Cinnamon.

Clock cases.

Clocks, co.h.p.

Cloves.

Cochineal.

Coffins."

Collodion cotton,

bottles, packed

cases.

Colours,

jars.

Conservatories

and

hothouses,

parts.

Cordials, e.o.h.p.

Cork socks, co.h.p.

Crape.

Cyanite,

jars.

Dripping,

crocks, e.o.h.p.

Drugs, e.o.h.p.

Dyes,

in glass carboys.

Empty cases, casks, crates, hampers,

and other empties, e.o.h.p.

Engravings.

Evergreens.

Extract

meat.

Feathers.

Fenders, e.o.h.p.

Figures, casts,

ornaments, ala-

baster, bronze, gypsum, plaster,

stucco,

terra cotta.

Figures, flowers, and heads, wax.

Flowers,

cut.

Flower stands, e.o.h.p.

Frilling machines, fitted up, packed.

Fruit, hothouse.

Furniture, e.o.h.p.

Furs.

Game.

Glass,

cut, ornamental,

for

doors.

Glass,

plate, silvered.

[Oh. CCVi.>

Ggmal Tolls

and;,GUrgm,-

[57.& 58 Y^;

J/i»,jp

{boQW*

-Qanafy),

Order

Gonfirip&tim,

4tf*{l$tofa

A.D.

1894.

Lagan, frc.

Canals.

CLASS

Glass,

stained.

Globes, for educational purposes.

Globes, moons, or shades, glass, e.o.h.p.

Gloves, e.o.h.p.

Glycerine, e.o.h.p.

Hair, for head dressing.

Hat and umbrella stands, wood.

Hats,

except soft felt and rush.

Helmets, felt, in cases or boxes.

Horses, dead-

Indigo.

Isinglass.

Ivory, e.o.h.p.

Jet.

Kilting machines, fitted up, packed.

Knitting machines, fitted up, packed.

Lace.

Lard, e.o.h.p.

Looking glass frames, e.o.kp.

Looking glasses and mirrors, glass.

Lustres and vases, glass.

Magnesium metal.

Maps,

e.o.h.p.

Margarine, in crocks, e.o.h.p.

Match boxes, empty, e.o.h.p.

Military ornaments, e.o.h.p.

Millinery.

Models, clay

Morphia, in bottles in hampers.

Moss,

e.o.h.p.

Musical instruments.

Muslins.

Nitrate of copper, in jars or stone

bottles covered with wicker basket

work.

Nitrate of silver, in boxes, for photo-

graphers.

Nut crackers, e.o.h.p.

jSutmegs.

Optical instruments.

Organs and organ work.

Ornaments for uniform, e.o.h.p.

Overmantels, cast iron, with mirrors.

Paints, in jars.

Papier mstche goods.

-continued.

Parchment

Penholders, co.h.p.

Perambulators, complete, or in parts,

Perfumery.

Phosphorus paste (vermin killer),

packed.

Photographic apparatus.

Picture frames, co.h.p.

Pictures.

Pine apples, e.o.h.p.

Plaiting machines, fitted up, packed.

Plants and shrubs (garden), in

baskets, mats, pots, or tubs.

Platinum.

Plush, silk.

Portmanteaus.

Poultry, alive.

Quicksilver.

Quills.

Retorts, glass.

Ribbons.

Rocking horses.

Rollers, brass or copper,

Seal skins, made into articles of

wearing apparel.

Serpentine, manufactured, packed.

Sewing machines, fitted up, packed.

Shoes and boots, including goloshes

and leather cut into shoe shapes,

e.o.h.p.

shops,

glass and

Show cases for

wood work.

Silk.

Silver precipitate.

Spirits, co.h.p.

Sponges.

Straw goods, including straw hats and

straw bonnets.

Straw plait.

Sugar nippers, e.o.Lp.

Summer houses.

Surgical instruments.

Teazles.

Telescopes, '

[57 & 58

VICT.]

Canal Tolls

and

Charges,

[Ch. CCVi.]

No.

(Lagan,

fyc.

Canals),

Order Confirmation

Act, 1894.

CLASS

5—continued.

A.D. 1894.

Thermometers.

Thimbles, e.o.Lp.

Tonquin beans.

Tortoiseshell.

Tricycles and velocipedes.

Trunks.

Turpentine, spirits

of,

e.o.h.p.

Turtle.

Printed by

EYRE

and

SPOTTIBWOODE,

FOR

T. DIGBT PIGOTT,

Esq., C.B., the Queen's Printer

Acts of Parliament.

And

purchased,

either directly or through any

Bookseller,

from

EYRE

AND

SPOTTISWOODE,

EAST HAEDIITO STREET, EIEET STEEET,

E.C.; or

JOHN MENZIES & Co., 12,

HANOVEK STREET, EMSBUBGH,

and

90, WEST NILE STREET, GLASGOW ;

HODGES,

FIGGIS,

Co.,

LIMITED,

104,

GRAETOIT STEEET, DUBLIN.

Velvet,

e.O.h.p.

Lagan

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Canals.

Ventilatois, e.o.h.p.

Watch glasses.

Wines, e.o.h.p.

Woodwork, carved, for decorating the

interior of buildings.

Yolk of eggs,

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