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THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MARCH 1, 1940.

CATEGORY 8.

MISCELLANEOUS MERCHANDISE.

This category includes the substances specified hereunder and also any oil, whether animal, vegetable, or mineral, which is not so specified and which, when tested in a manner for the time being prescribed by the Dangerous Goods Ordinance, 1873, or regulations made thereunder, shows a flash point above 150° Fahrenheit and not above 500° Fahrenheit.

Asphalte, tars and bitumen.

Bamboo fibre and split bamboo.

Bristle fibre.

Bronze powder or aluminium bronze.

Cane fibre and split cane.

Charcoal.

Chemical mixtures and compounds which by combination in storage increase fire risk.

Cocoanut fibre.

Coir.

Compressed gases or vapours, not elsewhere enumerated in this list, in cylinders.

Copra.

Cotton and cotton waste.

Cotton flock.

Esparto grass.

Excelloid scrap or waste.

Feathers.

Felt roofing.

Felt sheathing.

Fibre and junk, not elsewhere enumerated in this list.

Flax and flax waste.

Grasses, dried.

Hair of any kind.

Hemp and hemp waste.

Jute cuttings and jute waste.

Kapok.

Leaves.

Molasses (Meal and meal mixtures and sugar liquor). Napthalene, crude.

Old newspapers and other used or waste paper.

Paints or other compositions.

Palm leaves and palm fans.

Paper fibre.

Paramatta grass.

Polishes, French and metal.

Resin.

Rubber, manufactured or scrap.

Saw dust.

Skin waste.

Sulphur.

Tow.

Waxes and fats, whether animal, vegetable or mineral.

Wood (fibre, flour, meal and wool).

Yarns.

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