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SPECIFICATION OF TAXES, DUTIES, &C.
DIPORT DUTIES—continued. A UTHORITY.
T A B L E O F EXEMPTIONS—continued.
102. Rock salt provided that the importer produces to the Comptroller of Customs
and Inland Revenue a permit from the Director of Agriculture authorizing the importation
of such salt and makes a declaration in writing that he will use such salt solely as a lick for
and for no other
cattle purpose.
103. Cloth of the type suitable for the manufacture of fumigation tents;, provided that
such cloth is of British Empire origin and the importer makes a declaration in writing that
he wii! use such cloth solely for the manufacture of fumigation tents and for no other purpose.
Order in Council No.
1592 of 28th July. 1934,
pub. in Gaz. No. 2385
of 3rd August, 1934.
104. Flax yarn imported from any part of the British Empire between the 1st October.
1034. and 30th September. 1035, by any owner of a factory f<
from.
tor the weaving of cloth there-
Order in Council N o
i5»7 of 21st August
1934. pub. in Gaz.yo
2390 of "
1934.
24th August,
10."i. Borax for use as an insecticide provided that the importer produces to the '• Order in Council X o
Comptroller of Customs and Inland Revenue a permit from the Director of Agriculture ( ibOi of 4th S--p*.. 1934.
authorizing the importation of such borax and makes a declaration in writing that he wi!' f pub. in Gaz. Xo. 2392
use such borax solelv as an insecticide. ^ "• ,r-: •'v-'Pt-- l!,:t4-
Order in Council Xo.
10G. Vermouth essence certified by the consignee to be solely for use in the ) !6<-2 of 4th Sept.. 1934.
tifacture of vermouth for export. "i PUt-'- *•*> Gc,: - ^o. 2392 manu actur
o: "il. Sept.. 1934.
DRAWBACK or IMPORT DUTT.
W h e n any Import Duty shall have been paid in respect of any wine, spirits, malt liquors.
tobacco, cigars, or articles of food supplied for the use of any mess on board any of His
Majesty*6 ships of war. a drawback of the amount of the duty so paid mar be allowed, or if
such goods are shipped from the Customs store before payment of duty, the amount of such
duty may be remitted on the production of a certificate from the proper officer of Customs
that such goods have been actually shipped on board one of His Majesty's ships, a receipt
from the Paymaster of such ship for the goods and a written undertaking from the Parmaster
or other proper officer of such ship that if such goods or any part thereof shall be at anv time
re-landed, the dutv shall be Daid thereon.
Law Xo. 2"
sec. 20.
of 1 »!'!>.
Ir. lieu of d r a w b a c k of import duty paid in respect of a n y w i n e , spirits, malt liquors.
tobacco, cigars or articles of food imported a n d subsequently actually c o n s u m e d or used b T
H i s Majesty's L a n d Forces, fixed m o n e y allowances are paid" out of the Island Treasurv to
the Officers a n d Soldiers of H i s Majesty's' L a n d Forces quartered within the Island.
Law No. 22 of 1899,
sec. 19.
A drawback of Customs Import Duty at the rate of one shilling and four piastres is Law Xo. 40 of 1932
paid to any Tobacco Manufacturer for every oke of cigarettes, m a d e from imported eec- 46*
tobacco, and exported from Cyprus, in respect of any quantity of cigarettes exceeding
one oke in any one consignment. " e
A drawback at the rate offive-sixthsof the full import dutv for the time being payable
on paraffin w a x imported into Cyprus is paid to the exporter for every oke of candles
and or night-bghts manufactured in and exported from Cyprus. N o drawback is paid in
respect of any consignment of candles and/or night-lights of less than five okes in weight
and the Customs official at the port or place of exportation m a y require that samples
of the candles and/or mght-hghts to be exported be taken and submitted for analysis to
the Government Analyst for the purpose of ascertaining the quantity of paraffin w a x
contained therein. " *
The Customs Draw-
j back (Paraffin Wax)
•> Repiiations,1933,pub.
,. in Gazette Xo. 2325
of 17th Nov.. 1933.
A drawback at the rate ofrive-twelfthsof the full import dutv for th.- time bein«
pa v.. M r mi siiL'-tr imported into Cyprus is mantel to exporters for rvr-.y ,,kc <»[ food-tuff*
niamitaetuml 111 and exerted from Cyprus which are proved to the satisfaction of riv
( omptn.ller of Customs and Inland Rev-unc to be vomposcd of not less than one-half of
,0 dr-iwliat-k is. houev.-r. panted iu n-spe-i of any c o n d i m e n t of «„,•]. foodstuffs
;!I-I:I live oke - 111 \'.'<-i-.*||T.
; Tii'.- Cu«toras D r a w -
j back (SiiL-ar) Rcprula.
' tions. 1934. pub. in Gaz.
I X o . 23.11 of till. M a r c h ,
\ ]!i:>4.