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tion containing rubber baleta and gutta percha and the follow-

ing varieties of rubber, viz. Borneo guayule Jelutong Alembang

Pontianac and all other substances containing caoutchouc) and

goods made wholly or partly of rubber.

(31).

Rattans.

(32). Lubricants.

(33). The following metals tungsten molybdenum vanadum

sodium nickel selenium cobalt haematite pigiron manganese

electrolytic iron and steel containing tungsten or molybdenum.

(34). Asbestos.

(35). Aluminium alumina and salts of aluminium.

(36). Antimony together with the sulphides and oxides of

antimony.

(37). Copper unwrought and part wrought copper wire alloys

and compounds of copper.

(38). Lead pig sheet or pipe.

(39). Tin chloride of tin and tine ore.

(40).

Ferro-alloys including ferrotungsten ferro-molybdenum

ferromanganese ferroranadium and ferrochrome.

scheelita molybdinite manganiel ore mickel ore chrome (41). The following ores wolframite ore haematite iron ore

iron pyrites copper parites and other copper oras zinc ore lead

ore arsenicalore ore and bauxite.

(42). Haps and plans of any place within the territory of

any belligerent or within the area of military operations on a

scale of four miles to one inch or any larger scale and repro- ductionsses any scale by photograph or otherwise of such maps

or plans.

OPL

Schedule 2.

(1).

Foodstuffs.

(2).

Forage and feeding stuffs for animals.

(3).

Oleaginous soeds nuts and kernels.

(4). Animal fish and vegetable oils and fats other than

tho se capable of use as lubricants and not including essential

oils.

(5).

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