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SPECIFICATION OF TAXES, DUTIES, A C
P O R T , H E A L T H A N D L I G H T DUES—continued.
5. Full dues are payable in respect of any ship hired or chartered by His Majesty*!
Government for the conveyance of troops or stores but which is also employed without the
consent of the proper authority of the Admiralty for the importation of goods other than goods
or stores for His Majesty's service.
6. For the conveyance of goods with the consent of the proper authority of tbe Admiralty
by any transport or ship hired or chartered by His Majesty's Government, the person importing
such goods shall pay in lieu of dues a sum equal to one shilling per ton oc the amount of such
goods with a minimum amount offiveshillings.
EXEMPTIONS.
Ships of war.
Transports in His Majesty's service.
Ships hired or chartered by His Majesty's Government for the conveyance of troops or
stores for His Majesty's service, andflyingthe Admiralty transport flag.
Yachts belonging to recognised yacht clubs and wholly in ballast.
Ships which having entered a port under stress of weather or for obtaining provisions or
water shall leave it without having effected any commercial transaction other than tbe landing
of passengers under stress of weather.
Steam tugs employed solely in towing and not having goods or passengers on board.
Ships which have entered a port for the purpose of loading or discharging cargo and which
are prevented, through stress of weather or quarantine restrictions, from loading or discharging
any cargo.
Ships which enter a port wholly in ballast and leave without having loaded cargo and
without having landed or taken on board passengers or cargo or having effected any commercial
transaction.
Ships calling at a port in Cyprus for orders or medical inspection only and without having
effected any commercial transaction proceeding to another port in Cyprus. Provided that the
towing ef lighters and the conveyance of hamals from the one port to the other port shall not
be deemed to be a commercial transaction.
Boats licensed under the Boats Regulation Law, 1884.
Ships under 10 tous registered tonnage owned by persons domiciled in Cyprus.
* WHARFAGE DUES.
Leviable at the Ports of Larnaca, Limassoi, Paphos, Kyrenia, Famagusta,
Carpas, Lefka, Latzi, and at Zyyi in Larnaca District, Pissouri aud
Evdhimou in Limassoi District, K o m a tou Yialou, Chelones and
Akanthou in Famagusta District, and at Pyrgo in Nicosia District.
SCALE OF WHARFAGE DUES FOR IMPORTS.
Animals:
Asses
Camels
Horses *..
Mules
Oxen
Goats, sheep and other animals not specified
Bottles, empty
Bricks and tiles
Carriages, 2-wheeled
„ 4-wheeled
Carts, 2-wheeled
„ 4-wheeled
Cement and lime
Coals
Coffee
... ... ••• •••
Copper plates, copper pans, boilers and stills
Cotton, woollen, and silk piece goods
Demijohns, empty
Earthen drainage pipes ...
Earthenware (loose) :
Jars ... ... ••• ••• •*'
Other ... ••• ••• •*•
Fish... ••• ••• ••• •••
Furniture, chairs
-Grain :—
Wheat and vetches
oarlev ... ... •••
AUTHOaiTT.
2s. each
2s. „
2s. „
2s. „
•>*•
-a. „
3cp. „
2cp.
Law No. 22 of 189f,
sec **
Orders in Council
No. 814 of 22nd Sept.,
1920. published in Gaz.
No. 1450 of 22nd Sept..
1920. No. 332 of 13th
April. 1921 published
in GazetU No. 1477 of
29th April. 1921. and
No. 987 of 6th Feb..
1924, published in Gaz.
| No. 1625 of 15th Feb.,
L 1924.
2cp.
per gross
per 1,000
3s. each
3s. 6cp. each
ls. 6cp. each
2s. each
lcp. per 100 okea
3cp. per ton
( 3cp. per package not exceeding 60 okei
| 6cp. per package exceeding 60 okes
I Ocp. per 100 okes
-»cp. per package not exceeding 44 okes
ls. per package exceeding 44 okes and not ex–
ceeding 440 okes
ls. 6cp. exceeding 440 okes
£cp. each
2cp. per dozen
lcp. each
2cp. per 100
2cp. per package
4-^cp. per dozen
" | 2cp. per 5 kiles