THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 16TH OCTOBER, 1886.
ANNEX TO THE FINAL PROTOCOL.
(Form.)
Trade Certificate for Commercial Travellers.
Good for the
year 18
(Arms.) No. of the certificate of
Good for Germany, Luxemburg, and Spain.
BEARER.
(Christian name and surname.)
953
Lpossesses a
(Place, date
Seal or stamp of
the competent authority.
It is hereby certified that the bearer of this document
under the trading name of
Style and Signature of the competent authority.
(state the manufactory or trade) in
is employed as a commercial traveller of the firm of possesses in (state the place) a (state the manufactory or trade).
in
which
The bearer of this certificate is to obtain orders and effect purchases in
Germany Spain
on account of his
firm
firms
firm, as well on account of the following (insert designation of the commercial or manufacturing
in own country the contributions required
their
firm pays its firm), and it is hereby certified that the said
firms pay by law for the exercise of such commerce (or manufacture).
Description of the Bearer.
+
Age Height
Complexion Hair
Particular marks
(Signature of the Bearer.)
Notice.
The Bearer of this document is authorized to make purchases and to obtain orders only while travel- ling in the country, and only on account of the firm or firms mentioned herein. He may carry with him samples of merchandize but not merchandize. He must, furthermore, respect the Regulations existing in each State.
Note. In the forms, which must be large enough to admit of so doing, the lines of writing will be in the upper or lower space, according to the requirements of each individual case.
No. 2.
SPANISH CUSTOMS TARIFF.
Note.
THE following Return shows the rates of import duty leviable on the principal articles of British produce and manufacture under the Non-Conventional or General Tariff compared with what they will he under the Conventional Tariff when the new arrangement with Spain comes into force. The articles and classification are those used in the Return of Foreign Import Duties prepared by this Department It will be noticed that on most articles, especially cotton and woollen tissues, the duties on importation from non-coventional countries are largely in excess of the conventional rates. Thus, cotton iqués pay conventionally 2 fr. 10 c. per kilog. and 4 fr. 50 c. under the General Tariff, or more than double; cotton hosiery, 2 fr. 54 c. compared with 5 fr. 25 c.; cotton small wares, 2 fr. and 4 fr. 50 c.; pure woollen cloths, 4 fr. 30 c. compared with 8 fr.; woollen cloths with a cotton warp, 2 fr. 60 compared with 8 fr.; and woollen and worsted stuffs with a cotton warp, 2 fr. 17 c., against 5 fr. per kilog. in the General Tariff.
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