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JAN. 3 1939 Series D No. 82 File No. 196105 (Revised) MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) OTTAWA, December 13, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: REFUND ON GOODS NOT ACCORDING TO ORDER By Order in Council (P.C. 57/3027), of December 7, 1938, it is provided:— That the Order in Council of April 23, 1908, respecting refund of duty on goods found not to be the goods ordered, be repealed and the following Regula- tions made and established in lieu thereof: "In cases where goods which have been entered at Customs for home consumption, and have passed into the hands of the importer, are found not to be the goods ordered, a refund of the duty paid thereon may be granted by the Minister of National Revenue upon compliance with the following regulations: REGULATIONS (a) That the goods be delivered into the custody of the Collector of Customs and Excise at the port of entry within three months of the date of the import entry; (b) That application for permission to export the said goods be made on approved form; (c) That the goods be identified prior to exportation by an officer of customs at the port of entry; (d) That proof of exportation be furnished to the satisfaction of the Minister of National Revenue; (e) And that application for refund be made to the Collector of Customs and Excise at the port of entry on approved form. The Minister of National Revenue may prescribe administrative regula- tions for carrying out the provisions of this section." ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS PRESCRIBED BY THE MINISTER OF NATIONAL REVENUE 1. Goods returned under permit as not being the goods ordered and, as such, subject to refund shall be shipped outwards from Canada accompanied by export entry (B-13) in triplicate. The three copies of the export entry are to be delivered by the carrier to the Collector at the port of exit, one of which will be certified by him as follows and returned to the Canadian exporter:— "Certified true copy of export entry. "Articles cleared from Port of Exit on 19 . . . as reported by Carrier. (Signature) "Collector of Customs & Excise: 2. With the application for refund there shall be filed a certified copy of the export entry and in addition thereto:— (a) In the case of goods exported by vessel, or by railway freight or express, or other bonded carrier, a copy of the outwards waybill or bill of lading signed by the carrier or his agent. (b) In the case of goods exported by mail, a copy of the receipt given by the postmaster or, in lieu thereof, a certificate from the customs officer by whom or in whose presence the parcel was mailed for export. (c) In the case of goods exported by any other conveyance, the foreign customs landing certificate, provided that if such certificate is not obtainable, an affidavit jrom the foreign consignee acknowledging receipt of the goods, and such other proof of exportation as may be required by the department, may be accepted. Memorandum Series D No. 82 is hereby superseded. Commissioner of Customs.3 1 1938 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 30th December, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Mone tary Proclaimed December Unl t Value 27th 28th 29th Argentine Peso $ $ .3143 $ .3144 | .3139 Australia Pound 3 .7704 3.7717 3.7 664 Belgium Belga .1390 .1703 .1702 .1702 Brazil Milreis .0593 .0592 .0592 Br. West Indies Dollar .9819 .9822 .9809 (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar • .1715 • Hankow Dollar • .1715 • Shanghai Dollar .1663 .1671 .1651 Tientsin Dollar • .1750 • Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0347 .0347 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2105 .2104 .2101 Egypt Pound 4 .8308 4.8293 4.8293 Finland Markka .02039 .0207 .0207 .0207 Prance Franc .0266 .0266 . 02^6 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4052 .4050 .4049 Great Britain Pound 4 .7130 4.7146 4.7081 Greece Drachma .0091 .0086 .0087 .0086 Hong Kong Dollar .2945 .2946 .2943 Hungary Penpo .1749 .1985 .1985 .1985 India Rupee .3649 .3520 . 3520 .3516 Iraq Dinar 4 .7130 4.7146 4.7081 Italy Lira .0526 .0532 .0531 .0531 Jamaica Pound 4 .7252 4.7247 4.7182 Japan Yen .2950 .2746 .2747 .2744 Mexico Peso - $ .2035 .2011 .1969 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5492 .5491 .5494 New Zealand Pound 3 .7856 3.7869 3. 7816 Norway Krone .2334 .2368 .2369 .2365 Poland Zloty .11218 .1910 .1907 .1908 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0429 .0428 .0427 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5480 .5481 .5478 Spain Peseta .0514 .0514 .OP 14 Sweden Krona .2396 .1930 .2427 .2428 . 24T-4 Swi tzerland Franc .2281 .-2279 .2280 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0106 1.0103 1.0103 1938 No. 103JAM. 3 1939 DEPARTMENT O F NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 30th December, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Uni t Proclaimed Value 27th December 28th 29th Argentine Peso $ .3143 $ .3144 $ .3139 Aus tralla Pound 3 .7704 3.7717 3.7 664 Belgium Belga .1390 .1703 .1702 .1702 Brazil Mi lreis .0593 .0592 .0592 Br. West Indies Dollar .9819 .9822 .9809 (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar • .1715 • Hankow Dollar • .1715 * Shanghai Dollar .1663 .1671 .1651 Tientsin Dollar • .1750 • Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0347 .0347 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2105 .2104 .2101 Egypt Pound 4 .8308 4.8293 4.8293 Finland Markka .02039 .0207 .0207 .0207 Prance Franc .0266 .0266 .02P6 Germany Rei chsmark .3200 .4052 .4050 .4049 Great Britain Pound 4 .7130 4.7146 4,7081 Greece Drachma .0091 .0086 .0087 .0086 Hong Kong Dollar .2945 .2946 .2943 Hungary Penpo .1749 .1985 .1985 .1985 India Rupee .3649 .3520 .3520 .3516 Iraq Dinar 4 .7130 4.7146 4.7081 Italy Lira .0526 .0532 .0531 .0531 Jamaica Pound 4 .7252 4.7247 4.7182 Japan Yen .2950 .2746 .2747 .2744 Mexico Peso - $ .2035 .2011 .1969 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5492 .5491 .5494 New Zealand Pound 3 .7856 3.7869 3. '816 Norway Krone .2334 .2368 .2369 .2365 Poland Zloty .11218 .1910 .1907 .1908 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0429 .0428 .0427 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5480 .5481 .5478 Spain Peseta .0514 .0514 .0514 Sweden Krona .2396 .2427 .2428 .2424 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2281 .2279 .2280 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0106 1.0103 1.0103 1938 No. 103M 3 1939 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Commissioner of Customs O t t a w a , 3 0 t h D e c e m b e r , 1 9 3 8 . R e C u r r e n c y of I n v o i c e C o u n t r y M o n e t a r y Pr Unl t o c l a i m e d V a l u e 2 7 t h D e c e m b e r 2 8 t h 29th A r g e n t i n e P e s o $ I .3143 $ .3144 $ .3139 A u s t r a l i a P o u n d 3 .7704 3 . 7 7 1 7 3 . 7664 B e l g i u m B e l g a .1390 .1703 .1702 . 1 702 B r a z i l Mi lrei s .0593 .0592 .0592 B r . W e s t Indies D o l l a r .9819 .9822 .9809 (except J a m a i c a ) C H I N A - C h e f o o - Y u a n D o l l a r • .1715 • H a n k o w D o l l a r • .1715 • S h a n g h a i D o l l a r .1663 .1671 .1651 T i e n t s i n D o l l a r • .1750 • C z e c h o s l o v a k i a K o r u n a .0296 .0347 .0347 .0347 D e n m a r k K r o n e .2159 .2105 .2104 .2101 E g y p t P o u n d 4 .8308 4 . 8 2 9 3 4 .8293 F i n l a n d M a r k k a .02039 .0207 .0207 .0207 P r a n c e F r a n c .0266 .0266 .0266 G e r m a n y R e i c h s m a r k .3200 .4052 .4050 .4049 G r e a t B r i t a i n P o u n d 4 .7130 4 . 7 1 4 6 4 .7081 G r e e c e D r a c h m a .0091 .0086 .0087 .0086 H o n g K o n g D o l l a r .2945 .2946 .2943 H u n g a r y P e n p o .1749 .1985 .1985 .1985 India R u p e e .3649 .3520 .3520 .3516 Iraq D i n a r 4 .7130 4 . 7 1 4 6 4 .7081 Italy L i r a .0526 .0532 .0531 .0531 J a m a i c a P o u n d 4 .7252 4 . 7 2 4 7 4 .7182 J a p a n Y e n .2950 .2746 .2747 .2744 M e x i c o Peso - $ .2035 .2011 .1969 N e t h e r l a n d s G u i l d e r .4020 .5492 .5491 .5494 New Z e a l a n d P o u n d 3 .7856 3 . 7 8 6 9 3 .7816 N o r w a y K r o n e .2334 .2368 .2369 .2365 P o l a n d Zloty .11218 .1910 .1907 .1908 P o r t u g a l E s c u d o .0442 .0429 .0428 .0427 S t r a i t s S e t t l e m e n t D o l l a r .5678 .5480 .5481 .5478 S p a i n Pese ta .0514 .0514 . 0 M 4 S w e d e n K r o n a , 2 3 9 6 .2427 .2428 j g .2424 S w i t z e r l a n d F r a n c \ , § .1930 .2281 .2279 1 .2280 U n i t e d S t a t e s of A m e r i c a D o l l a r 1.0000 1 .0106 1 . 0 1 0 3 1 .0103 Vi ^ \ V ^ \ J 1938 No. 403öec. 2 z m DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 27th December, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Unl t Argentine Peso Australia Pound Belgium Belga Brazil Milreis Br. West Indies Dollar (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar Hankow Dollar Shanghai Dollar Tientsin Dollar Czechoslovakia Koruna Denmark Krone Egypt Pound Finland Markka France Franc Germany Reichsma Great Britain Pound Greece Drachma Hong Kong Dollar Hungary Pengo India Rupee Iraq Dinar Italy Lira Jamaica Pound Japan Yen Mexico Peso - $ Netherlands Guilder New Zealand Pound Norway Krone Poland Zloty Portugal Escudo Straits Settlement Dollar Spain Peseta Sweden Krona Switzerland Franc United States of America Dollar Proclaimed December Value _22nd 23rd 24th $ % .3141 $ .3141 $ 3.7699 3 .7695 3 7693 .1702 .1702 1703 .0592 .0592 .9817 .9817 .1700 .1708 .1700 .1708 .1666 .1673 .1739 .1746 .0345 .0345 0345 .2103 .2103 2104 4.8263 4 .8278 .0207 .0207 0208 .0266 .0266 0266 .4048 .4049 4051 4.7123 4 .7120 4 7117 .0086 .0086 .2945 .2943 .1983 .1982 .3517 .3517 4.7123 4 .7120 4 7117 .0531 .0531 0531 4.7224 4 .7221 4 7218 .2745 .2746 2748 .2024 .2025 .5487 .5488 5490 3.7850 3 .7847 3 7845 .2367 .2367 2367 .1908 .1909 1909 .0428 .0428 .5480 .5479 5487 .0502 .0503 .2426 .2426 ill .2280 .2280 f\ 1.0097 1 .0100 1 .0100 1938 No. 102 .0091 .1749 .3649 .0526 .2950 .4020 .2334 .11218 .0442 .5678 .1390 .0296 .2159 .02039 rk .3200DEC. 28 E » D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A APPRAISERS ' B U L L E T I N For the guidance of Customs and Excise Officers. Ass't Commissioner of Customs. Ottawa, 27th December, 1938. File No. 195858. VALUE FOR DUTY OF FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES The Honourable the Minister of National Revenue has ordered that effective the 1st January, 1339, in computing fixed valuations for duty purposes under authority of Section 43 of the Customs Act, on the commodities enumerated below, the advances on invoice values shall be as follows: Fruit & Vegetable Bulletin Nos. Commodity Advance 4 Cabbage 4/5^ per lb. 10 Carrots 4/5^ " H 7 Mushrooms " " 11 Onions, n.o.p. 1/2^ w 7 Rhubarb 1/ The foregoing values to apply to all goods imported or taken out of warehouse for consumption on and after January 1st, 1939, and also to goods previously imported for which no entry for consumption was made before that date. NOTE: There is no change in the advances of Apples, Pears, Beets and Celery. l b V E G E T A B L E - NO. 19 1 9 3 8DEC. 27 File No. 194903 Series D No. 48 T.A. 11 MEMORANDUM Supplement No. 1 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, (Customs and Excise Divisions) To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: Ottawa, 19th December, 1938. CANADA-UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TRADE AGREEMENT, 1958. By Order in Council (P.C.3183) passed on the 17.th of December, 1938, the provisions of Articles I and VI of the Trade Agreement between Canada and the United States of America, as published in Memo. D No. 48, T.A. 11 come into effect on the 1st of January, 1939. I I (a) Under Article I of the Trade Agreement, the United States of America is granted, in effect, most favoured nation treatment in Tariff matters by Canada, (b) The natural and manufactured products of the United States of America are entitled to: 1. The benefit of the Intermediate Tariff, 2. The special rates and discounts from the Intermediate Tariff rates provided in Schedule "C" of the Canada-France Trade Agreement, 1933, and protocols thereto, 3. The special rates and discounts from the Intermediate Tariff rates provided in Schedule "B" of the Canada-Poland Convention of Commerce, 1935, 4 . The special rates in Schedule I to the Canada-United States of America Trade Agreement, 1938. (c) These concessions apply to all goods imported or taken out of warehouse for consumption on and after the 1st of January, 1939, and also to goods previously imported for which no entry for con- sumption was made before that date. j (over) I tu (d) To enjoy the benefits of this Agreement, the natural or manufactued products of the United States of America must be conveyed without transhipment from a port of the United States of America or from a port of a country enjoying the benefits of the British Prefer- ential or Intel mediate Tariffs into a Customs Port of Canada. (Ill) Invoices of goods for entry under this Agreement shall be certified to as to origin, quantity, value and other particulars as prescribed by the Customs Regulations. The certificate of origin shall be in form similar to the Certificate "A" Form (M-A), Vide Memo. Series D No. 43 and Supplements thereto. (IV) The concessions granted under the Trade Agreement with the United States of America also extend to other coun- tries enjoying most favoured nation treatment in Tariff matters by Canada. (V) Memorandum Series D No. 17 and Supplements thereto are hereby superseded, effective from the 31st of December, 1938. NOTE: The collection of the Special Excise Tax must be continued until otherwise advised. Commissioner of Customs.BEC. ? y m File No. 194903 Series D No. 48 T.A. 11 Supplement No. 2 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A , (Customs Division) Ottawa, 19th December, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned; Re Tariff Item 427a as contained in Schedule I of the Canada-United States of America Trade Agreement, in effect January 1, 1939, which reads as follows:- "427a - All machinery composed wholly or in part of iron or steel, n.o.p., of a class or kind not made in Canada; complete parts of the foregoing 10 p. c." This tariff item is not applicable to machinery whicn is provided for, specifically or otherwise, in other tariff items or extracts therefrom. Unless the imported machinery has been ruled by the Department as being of a class or kind not made in Can- ada, entries thereof are not to be accepted under the above quoted tariff item but the machinery is to be rated under tariff item 427, Schedule I of the said Trade Agreement, at 25$ ad valorem. In cases where the importer contests such tariff classification, descriptive illustrations and full par- ticulars, including specifications where necessary, and also the importer's evidence, if any, of efforts made to obtain machinery of Canadian manufacture of the same class, are to be forwarded to the Department for investigation and ruling. Entries of machinery cleared under tariff item 427 will be subject to adjustment by refund claims, if warranted, after departmental rulings are made.H X 2 7 1938 File No. 194903 Series D No. 48 T.A. 11 Supplement No. 3 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A , (Customs and Excise Divisions) Ottawa, 19th December, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: Re Tariff Item 523c Provision is made in Schedule I of the Canada-United States of, America Trade Agreement, in effect on and after the 1st January, 1939, for:- "523c - Woven fabrics wholly of cotton, composed of yarns of counts of 100 or more, including all such fabrics in which the average of the count of warp and weffc yarns is 100 or more—. 2rI\ p. c." In regard to importations claimed entry under this item of the said Trade Agreement, it is proposed to ad- minister this provision on the lines adopted by the United States of America in administering similar pro- visions in the United States Tariff. The count of a yarn is the number of hanks, each containing 840 yards, in 1 lb. avoirdupois. The counts of yarns in the fabrics provided for in Item 523c are obtained by taking the length of the thread or yarn to be equal to the distance covered by it in the cloth in condition as imported, except that all clipped threads or yarns shall be measured as if continuous\ in counting the threads or yarns, all ply yarns shall be separated into singles and the count taken of .the total singles. Cloths with excessive sizing are not admissible under this item but are dutiable as coated cloths under Tariff Item 532. The formula to ascertain the counts of the yarn based on the foregoing explanation is:- (over) \ u vU A = B Y T 840 A - Average Counts of Yarn. B - Width in inches. Y - Linear yards Per lb. of fabric. T - Total single threads per sq. in. When a square yard or more is available for test, the following formula may be used: No. of threads per square inch X 24 = Average count of Yarn. No. of ounces per square yard X 35 Officers should exeicise great care in ascertaining the exact number of threads, weight and measurement of each sample, and the samples, together with a copy of their calculations, must be retained for reference purposes. To facilitate entry exporters of fabrics claimed ad- missible under this item should place the following information on invoices:- Width, length, net weight, number of warp threads per inch and number of filling threads per inch. All the cal- culations to be based on condition as exported. NOTE: Collectors are advised that this Memorandum does not supersede instructions re entry of fabrics under this item imported from the United Kingdom. Commissioner of Customs.File No. 194903 Series D No. 48 T.A. 11 Supplement No. 4 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A , (Customs and Excise Divisions) Ottawa, 21st December, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: Re Denims Provision is made in Schedule I of the Canada-United States of America Trade Agreement, in effect on and after the 1st of January, 1939, for:- "Ex 523b - Woven fabrics, wholly of cotton, commonly known as denims, when imported by manufac- turers for use in their own factories in the manufacture of garments 20 p. c. and 3 cts per pound." For entry as "Denims" under this provision fabrics shall be;- 1. Wholly of cotton, 2. Warp face twill weave, 3. Made of singles yarns of uniform count throughout with warp yarns of different colour from the weft yarns, 4. With indigo-blue or brown warp yarns, solid colour throughout, except in selvages, while weft yarns may be of solid colour or of the variations obtained by using a mock twist yarn, spun from ends of roving of different colours or yarns of black and white fibres blended together, 5. Without stripes, checks or pattern effects, and, 6. Not lighter than 2.72 square yards to the pound or heavier than 1.25 square yards to the pound. NOTE: Until otherwise advised Collectors should attach small samples of fabrics, respecting which a definite ruling has not been furnished, to the Departmental copy of the relative invoice. Commissioner of Customs.DEC, 2 7 1938 File No. 194903 Series D No. 48 T.A. 11 Supplement No. 1 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A , (Customs and Excise Divisions) Ottawa, 19th December, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: CANADA-UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TRADE AGREEMENT, 1958. I By Order in Council (P.C.3183) passed on the 17th of December, 1938, the provisions of Articles I and VI of the Trade Agreement between Canada and the United States of America, as published in Memo. D No. 48, T.A. 11 come into effect on the 1st of January, 1939. I I (a) Under Article I of the Trade Agreement, the United States of America is granted, in effect, most favoured nation treatment in Tariff matters by Canada. (b) The natural and manufactured products of the United States of America are entitled to: 1. The benefit of the Intermediate Tariff, 2. The special rates and discounts from the Intermediate Tariff rates provided In Schedule "C" of the Canada-Prance Trade Agreement, 1933, and protocols thereto, 3. The special rates and discounts from the Intermediate Tariff rates provided in Söhedule "B" of the Canada-Poland Convention of Commerce, 1935, 4. The special rates in Schedule I to the Canada-United States of America Trade Agreement, 1938. (c) These concessions apply to all goods imported or taken out of warehouse for consumption on and after the 1st of January, 1939, and also to goods previously imported for which no entry for con- sumption was made before that date. (d) To enjoy the benefits of this Agreement, the natural or manufactued products of the United States of America must be conveyed without transhipment from a port of the United States of America or from a port of a country enjoying the benefits of the British Prefer- ential or Intermediate Tariffs into a Customs Port of Canada. (Ill) Invoices of goods for entry under this Agreement shall be certified to as to origin, quantity, value and other particulars as prescribed by the Customs Regulations. The certificate of origin shall be in form similar to the Certificate "A" Form (M-A), Vide Memo. Series D No. 43 and Supplements thereto. (IV) The concessions granted under the Trade Agreement with the United States of America also extend to other coun- tries enjoying most favoured nation treatment in Tariff matters by Canada. (V) Memorandum Series D No. 17 and Supplements thereto are hereby superseded, effective from the 31st of December, 1938. NOTE: The collection of the Special Excise Tax must be continued until otherwise advised.DEC. 2 7 1938 File No. 194903 Series D No. 48 T.A. 11 Supplement No. 1 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, (Customs and Excise Divisions) Ottawa, 19th December, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: CANADA-UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TRADE AGREEMENT, 1958. I By Qrder in Council (P.C.3183) passed on the 17th of December., 1938, the provisions of Articles I and VI of the Trade Agreement between Canada and the United States of America, as published in Memo. D No. 48, T.A. 11 come into effect on the 1st of January, 1939. II .„ i • (a) Under Article I of the Trade Agreement, the United States of America is granted,, in effect, most favoured nation treatment in Tariff matters by Canada. (b) The natural and manufactured products of the United States of America are entitled to: 1. The benefit, pf the Intermediate Tariff,. 2. The special rates and discounts from the Intermediate Tariff rates provided in Schedule "C" of the Canada-France Trade Agreement, 1933, and protocols thereto, 3. The special rates and discounts from the Intermediate Tariff rates provided in $ph§dule "B" of the Canada-Poland Convention of Commerce, 1935, 4. The spepial rates in Schedule I to the Canada-United States of America Trade Agreement, 1938. (c) These concessions apply to all goods imported or taken out of warehouse for consumption on and after the 1st of January, 1939, and also to goods previously imported for which no entry for con- sumption was made before that date. (over) (d) To enjoy the benefits of this Agreement, the natural or manufactued products of the United States of , America must be conveyed without transhipment from a port of the United States of America or from a port of a country enjoying the benefits of the British Prefer- ential or Intermediate Tariffs into a Customs Port of Canada. (Ill) Invoices of goods for entry under this Agreement shall be certified to as to origin, quantity, value and other particulars as prescribed by the Customs Regulations. The certificate of origin shall be in form similar to the Certificate "A" Form (M-A), Vide Memo. Series D No. 43 and Supplements thereto. (IV) The concessions granted under the Trade Agreement with the United States of America also extend to other coun- tries enjoying most favoured nation treatment in Tariff matters by Canada. (V) Memorandum Series D No. 17 and Supplements thereto are hereby superseded, effective from the 31st of December, 1938. NOTE: The collection of the Special Excise Tax must be continued until otherwise advised.TEC. 28 1038 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE O F CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 27th December, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Mone tary Unit Proclalmed Value 22nd December 23rd 24th Argentine Peso $ $ .3141 $ .3141 I • Australia Pound 3.7699 3.7695 3 7693 Belgium Belga .1390 .1702 .1702 1703 Brazil Milreis .0592 .0592 Br. West Indies Dollar .9817 .9817 (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1700 .1708 Hankow Dollar .1700 .1708 Shanghai Dollar .1666 .1673 Tientsin Dollar .1739 .1746 Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0345 .0345 034 5 Denmark Krone .2159 .2103 .2103 2104 Egypt Pound 4.8263 4.8278 Finland Markka .02039 .0207 .0207 0208 France Franc .0266 .0266 0266 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4048 .4049 4051 Great Britain Pound 4.7123 4.7120 4 7117 Greece Drachma .0091 .0086 .0086 Hong Kong Dollar .2945 .2943 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1983 .1982 India Rupee .3649 .3517 .3517 Iraq Dinar 4.7123 4.7120 4 7117 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 0531 Jamaica Pound 4.7224 4.7221 4 7218 Japan Yen .2950 .2745 .2746 2748 Mexico Peso - $ .2024 .2025 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5487 .5488 5490 New Zealand Pound 3.7850 3.7847 3 •7845 Norway Krone .2334 .2367 .2367 2367 Poland Zloty .11218 .1908 .1909 1909 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0428 .0428 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5480 .5479 5487 Spain Peseta ? s 4 .0502 .0503 Sweden Krona , .2396 .2426 .2426 A % Switzerland Franc / .1930 .2280 .2280 Ii 1 y United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0097 1.0100": 1 0100 1938 No. 102ÖEC. 27 1938 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 23rd December, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed December Unl t Value 19th 20th 21st argentine Peso $ .3145 $ .3143 $ .3137 Australia Found 3 .7746 3 .7692 3.7657 Belgium Belga .1390 .1700 .1701 . 1 702 Brazil Milreis .0590 .0592 .0592 Br. West Indies Dollar .9830 .9815 .9806 (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1690 .1688 .1690 Hankow Dollar .1690 .1688 .1690 Shanghai Dollar .1626 .1632 .1650 Tientsin Dollar .1720 .1725 .1724 Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0345 .0345 .0345 Denmark Krone .2159 .2107 .2103 .2101 Egypt Pound 4 .8349 4 .8263 4.8278 Finland Markka .02039 .0208 .0208 .0207 Prance Franc .0265 .0266 .02P6 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4047 .4048 .4049 Great Britain Pound 4 .7182 4 .7114 4.7071 Greece Drachma .0091 .0087 .0087 .0086 .iong Kong Dollar .2946 .2947 .2941 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1982 .1983 .1984 India Rupee .3649 .3524 .3518 .3513 Iraq Dinar 4 .7182 4 .7114 4.7071 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 .0531 Jamaica Pound 4 .7284 4 .7215 4.7172 Japan Yen .2950 .2751 .2745 .2743 Mexico Peso - $ .2013 .2026 .2027 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5485 .5487 .5487 New Zealand Pound 3 .7897 3 .7843 3.^808 Norway Krone .2334 .2371 .2367 .2364 Poland Zloty .11218 .1906 .1908 .1908 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0428 .0428 . 04?8 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5487 .5480 .5473 Spain Peseta; .0489 .0500 .0502 Sweden Krona ^ L P .2396 .2430 .24 26 „ 18423 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2283 .2283 • U281 United States of America Dollar .IfQOOO 1 .0094 1 .0097 1.0100 1938 No. 101ÜEC. 2 7 i m DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 23rd December, 1938 Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed December Uni t Value 19th 20th 21st \rgentine Peso $ $ .3145 | ; .3143 $ .3137 Australia Pound 3 .7746 3.7692 3.7657 Belgium Belga .1390 .1700 .1701 .1702 Brazil Milreis .0590 .0592 .0592 Br. West Indies Dollar .9830 .9815 .9806 (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1690 .1688 .1690 Hankow Dollar .1690 .1688 .1690 Shanghai Dollar .1626 .1632 .1650 Tientsin Dollar .1720 .1725 .1724 Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0345 .0345 .0345 Denmark Krone .2159 .2107 .2103 .2101 Egypt Pound 4 .8349 4.8263 4.8278 Finland Markka .02039 .0208 .0208 .0207 Prance Franc .0265 .0266 .02^6 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4047 .4048 .4049 Great Britain Pound 4 .7182 4.7114 4.7071 Greece Drachma .0091 .0087 .0087 .0086 long Kong Dollar .2946 .2947 .2941 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1982 .1983 .1984 India Rupee .3649 .3524 .3518 .3513 Iraq Dinar 4 .7182 4.7114 4.7071 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 .0531 Jamaica Pound 4 .7284 4.7215 4.7172 Japan Yen .2950 .2751 .2745 .2743 Mexico Peso - $ .2013 .2026 .2027 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5485 .5487 .5487 New Zealand Pound 3 .7897 3.7843 3.7808 Norway Krone .2334 .2371 .2367 .2364 Poland Zloty .11218 .1906 .1908 .1908 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0428 .0428 .0428 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5487 .5480 .5473 Spain Peseta .0489 .0500 .0502 Sweden Krona .2396 .2430 .24 26 .2423 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2283 .2283 .2281 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0094 1.0097 1.0100 \\s$J 1938 No. 10123 1938 D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L REVENUE, C A N A D A C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N O E X C I S E O F F I C E R S C=s> Axs't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa,- 20th December, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Unl t Proclaimed Value 15th December l e t h 1 7 t h Argentine Peso $ $ .3148 $ .3144 | . 3147 Australia Pound 3 .7783 3.7711 3 .7751 Belgium Belga .1390 .1701 .1700 . 1 6 9 9 Brazil Milreis .0595 .0590 .0592 Br. West Indies Dollar .9839 .9821 .9831 (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1697 .1692 . 1692 Hankow Dollar .1697 . 1 6 9 2 . 1 6 9 2 Shanghai Dollar .1688 .1624 .1645 Tientsin Dollar .1787 .1727 • Czechoslovakia Koruna .0896 .0345 .0345 . 0 3 4 5 Denmark Krone .8159 .8108 .2104 .2106 Egypt Pound 4 .8379 4.8349 Finland Markka .02039 .0808 .0208 .0209 France Franc .0866 .0265 .0265 Germany Reichsmark .3800 .4049 .4047 . 4 0 4 8 Great Britain Pound 4 .7229 4.7139 4 . 7 1 8 8 Greece Drachma .0091 .0087 .0086 . 0 0 8 6 Hong Kong Dollar .2949 .2947 .2948 Hungary- Pengo .1749 .1991 .1981 .1984 India Rupee .3649 .3524 .3520 .3525 Iraq Dinar 4 .7229 4.7159 4 .7188 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 . 0 5 3 1 Jamaica Pound 4 .7330 4.7240 4 . 7289 Japan Yen .2950 .2750 .2748 . 2 7 5 2 Mexico Peso - $ .2018 . 2 0 1 8 . 2 0 2 0 Netherlands Guilder .4080 .5487 .5484 . 5487 New Zealand Pound 3 .7935 3.7863 3 . 7 9 0 2 Norway Krone .8334 .8378 . 2 3 6 8 . 2 3 6 9 Poland Zloty .11818 .1905 . 1 9 0 4 .1907 Portugal Eocudo .0448 .0488 . 0 4 2 8 .0429 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5493 . 5 4 8 2 .5491 Spain Pese ta .0497 .0502 t . 0502 Sweden Krona .8396 .8432 .24 28 Ü i: . 2430 Switzerland Franc , f .1930 .2283 . 2 2 6 8 1 L 2283 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0100 1.0094 1 I '.0004 , uxuu j . uuy^t i . t 1938 No. 100DEC. 22 1938 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N F O R THE G U I D A N C E O F CUSTOMS AND EXCISE O F F I C E R S Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Unl t Proclaimed Value 15th December 16th 17th Argentine Peso $ $ .3148 $ .3144 $ .3147 Australia Pound 3 .7783 3.7711 3 .7751 Belgium Belga .1390 .1701 .1700 .1699 Brazil Milreis .0595 .0590 .0592 Br. West Indies Dollar .9839 .9821 .9831 (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1697 .1692 .1692 Hankow Dollar .1697 .1692 .1692 Shanghai Dollar .1622 .1624 .1645 Tientsin Dollar .1727 .1727 • Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0345 .0345 .0345 Denmark Krone .2159 .2108 .2104 .2106 Egypt Pound 4 .8379 4.8349 Finland Markka .02039 .0208 .0208 .0209 Prance Franc .0266 .0265 .0265 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4049 .4047 .4048 Great Britain Pound 4 .7229 4.7139 4 .7188 Greece Drachma .0091 .0087 .0086 .0086 Hong Kong Dollar .2949 .2947 .2948 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1991 .1981 .1984 India Rupee .3649 .3524 .3520 .3525 Iraq Dinar 4 .7229 4.7159 4 .7188 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 .0531 Jamaica Pound 4 .7330 4.7240 4 .7289 Japan Yen .2950 .2750 .2748 .2752 Mexico Peso - $ .2018 .2018 .2020 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5487 .5484 .5487 New Zealand Pound 3 .7935 3.7863 3 .7902 Norway Krone .2334 .2372 .2368 .2369 Poland Zloty .11218 .1905 . 1904 .1907 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0428 .0428 .0429 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5493 .5482 .5491 Spain Peseta .0497 .0502 .0502 Sweden Krona .2396 .2432 .2428 .2430 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2283 .2282 .2283 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0100 1.0094 1 .0034 1938 No. 100 Ass't Commissioner of Custom« Ottawa, 20th December, 1938.DEC. 2 7 1338 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195858 the application of the value fixed for Celery imported into Canada as per Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 11 (1938) be suspended in respect of importation into the Provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, effective on entries on and after the 28th December, 1938. Ottawa, 23rd December, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has directed that Commissioner of Customs. N v \ * I FRUIT GETABLE - 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 5 6 V• C . 2 7 1938 File No. 191437 M. L No. 5 MEMORANDUM Series D No. 9 Revised 1 9 3 8 Supplement No. 14 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, (CUSTOMS A N D EXCISE DIVISIONS) To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: Ottawa, 21st December, 1938. CHANGES IN LIST OF CUSTOMS-EXCISE PORTS, OUTPORTS, PREVENTIVE AND POSTAL COLLECTING STATIONS. You are advised of the following changes: NORTHPORT, N.S. TIDNISH, N.S., a Postal Collecting Station under the survey of the port of Amherst, N.S., closed from the 1st January, 1939. a Postal Collecting Station under the survey of the port of Amherst, N.S., closed from the 1st January, 1939. NEWGATE, B.C., PIONEER MINE, B.C.., an Outport end Warehousing Port under the survey of the port of Cranbrook, B.C., closed from the 1st January, 1939. established as a Postal Collecting Station under the survey of the port of Vancouver, B.C., effective 16th November, 1938. Tyden Seal press numbers 60 and 223 should be deleted in the index to List of Ports, seal press numbers on pages 27 having been withdrawn from St. Newgate, B.C., respectively. and in the list of tyden and 29 thereof, same George, N.B., and COMMISSIONER OF EXCISE COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS A i " t u I iZ i iJ 38 File No. 191437 M. L No. 5 MEMORANDUM Series D No. 9 Revised 1 9 3 8 Supplement No. 14 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, ( C U S T O M S A N D EXCISE DIVISIONS) To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: Ottawa, 21st December, 1938. CHANGES IN LIST OF CUSTOMS-EXCISE PORTS, OUTPORTS, PREVENTIVE AND POSTAL COLLECTING STATIONS. You are advised of the following changes: NORTHPORT, N.S a Postal Collecting Station under the survey of the port of Amherst, N.S., closed from the 1st January, 1959. TIDNISH, N.S., a Postal Collecting Station under the survey of the port of Amherst, N.S., closed from the 1st January, 1939. NEWGATE, B.C., PIONEER MINE, B.C., an Outport and Warehousing Port under the survey of the port of Cranbrook, B.C., closed from the 1st January, 1939. established as a Postal Collecting Station under the survey of the port of Vancouver, B.C., effective 16th November, 1938. Tyden Seal press numbers 60 and 223 should be deleted in the index to List of Ports, and in the list of tyden seal press numbers on pages 27 and 29 thereof, same having been withdrawn from St. George, N.B., and Newgate, B.C., respectively. COMMISSIONER OF EXCISE. W / COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS i.%0 E C . 1 9 « DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 16th December, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Uni t Proclaimed Value 12th December 13th 14th * rgentine Peso $ $ .3137 $ .3141 $ .3145 Australia Pound 3 .7636 3.7690 3 .7759 Belgium Belga .1390 .1700 .1701 .1702 Brazil Milreis .0592 .0593 .0592 Br. West Indies Dollar .9801 .9815 .9833 (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1672 .1674 .1691 Hankow Dollar .1672 .1674 .1691 Sf anghai Dollar .1601 .1603 .1610 Tientsin Dollar .1705 .1698 .1724 Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0345 .0345 .034 6 Denmark Krone .2159 .2100 .2103 .2106 Egypt Pound 4 .8218 4.8278 4 .8409 Finland Markka .02039 .0207 .0207 .0207 France Franc .0265 .0265 .0265 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4043 .4048 . 4052 Great Britain Pound 4 .7046 4.7112 4 .7199 Greece Drachma .0091 .0086 .0086 .0086 "ong Kong Dollar .2939 .2942 .2946 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1981 .1984 .1984 India Rupee .3649 .3512 .3516 .3522 Iraq Dinar 4 .7046 4.7112 4 .7199 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 .0532 Jamaica Pound 4 .7147 4.7213 4 .7300 Japan Yen .2950 .2742 - .2744 .2749 Mexico Peso - $ .2016 .2019 .2020 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5483 .5489 .5491 New Zealand Pound 3 .7789 3.7842 3 .7911 Norway Krone .2334 .2363 .2366 .2371 Poland Zloty .11218 .1903 .1904 .1906 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0427 .0427 .0429 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5472 .5479 .5483 Spain Peseta .0502 .0502 .0502 Sweden Krona .2396 .2423 .2426 | .2430 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2281 .2285 .2285 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0088 1.0100 1 .0105 1938 No. 99T3EC. 1 7 1938 D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 16th December, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Unl t Proclaimed Value December 12th 13th ] 4 th "^gentine Peso $ $ .3137 $ .3141 $ .3145 „.astralia Pound 3 .7636 3.7690 3 .7759 Belgium Belga .1390 .1700 .1701 .1702 Brazil Milreis .0592 .0593 .05?2 Br. West Indies Dollar .9801 .9815 .9833 (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1672 .1674 .1691 Hankow Dollar .1672 .1674 .1691 SI anghai Dollar .1601 .1603 .1610 Tientsin Dollar .1705 .1698 .1724 Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0345 .0345 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2100 .2103 .2106 Egypt Pound 4 .8218 4.8278 4 .8403 Finland Markka .02039 .0207 .0207 .0207 Prance Franc .0265 .0265 .0265 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4043 .4048 .4052 Great Britain Pound 4 .7046 4.7112 4 .7199 Greece Drachma .0091 .0086 .0086 .0086 "ong Kong Dollar .2939 .2942 .2946 uangary Pengo .1749 .1981 .1984 .1984 India Rupee .3649 .3512 .3516 .3522 Iraq Dinar 4 .7046 4.7112 4 .7199 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 .0532 Jamaica Pound 4 .7147 4.7213 4 .7300 Japan Yen .2950 .2742 .2744 .2749 Mexico Peso - $ .2016 .2019 .2020 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5483 .5489 .5491 New Zealand Pound 3 .7789 3.7842 3 .7911 Norway Krone .2334 .2363 .2366 .2371 Poland Zloty .11218 .1903 .1904 .1906 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0427 .0427 .0429 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5472 .5479 .5483 Spain Peseta A .0502 .0502 .0502 Sweden Krona .2396 * 2423 .2426 .2430 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2281 .2285 ft 2285 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 3« iL *ü i 1 .0088 1.0100 • 1 • i .0105 P n ) 1 9 3 8 N o . < ) 9File No. 196080 ' * * Series D No. 3 (Revised) T - PG No. 1 Supplement No. 3 Supplement No. 3 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, (Customs Division) Ottawa, 13th December, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, Prohibited Publications Referring to Memorandum Series D No. 3, Revised (T-PG No. 1), you are advised that the following publi- cations are prohibited importation into Canada under the provisions of Section 13 and Item 1201, Schedule "C" of The Customs Tariff, viz:- "Strange Romances" Published bi-monthly by Strange Romances Publishing Co., 149 Madison Avenue, New York. "Test Doctor" A book by Carl Sturdy, published by Phoenix Press, New York. Note:- Referring to Memorandum Series D No. 3, Supple- ment No. 90, you are advised that on and after January 1st, 1939, the following publication may be imported into Canada, viz:- "Modern Romances" A magazine published monthly by Dell Publishing Co. Inc., 149 Madison Avenue, New York. Commissioner of Customs.r 4 1938 DEPARTMENT O F NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE o r CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS •C^y-^rO- Country Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 13th December, 1938. R e Currency of Invoice Mone tary Unl t Pi oclalmed Value Argentine stralia Belgium Brazil Br. West Indies (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Hankow Shanghai Tientsin Czechoslovakia Denmark Egypt Finland France Germany Great Britain Greece Hong Kong : ngary India Iraq Italy Jamaica Japan Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Norway Poland Portugal Straits Settlement Spain Sweden Switzerland United States of America Peso Pound Belga Milreis Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar Koruna Krone Pound Markka Franc Reichsmark Pound Drachma Dollar Pengo Rupee Dinar Lira Pound Yen Peso - $ Guilder Pound Krone Zloty Escudo Dollar I Peseta Krona Franc Dollar 1390 .0296 .2159 .02039 .3200 ,0091 .1749 .3649 .0526 .2950 .4020 .2334 . 11218 .0442 |567 8 8 th ! .3140 3.7687 .1697 .0591 .9814 .1684 .1684 .1598 .1755 .0345 .2103 4.8304 .0207 .0265 .4040 4.7109 .0087 .2944 .1981 .3514 4.7109 .0530 4.7210 .2744 .2016 .5483 3.7839 .2367 .1901 .0428 .5476 .0501 .2427 .2283 1.0084 December 9th ! .3137 3.7657 .1696 .0591 .9807 .1672 .1672 .1600 .1705 .0345 .2101 4.8304 .0207 .0265 .4041 4.7072 .0087 .2939 .1981 .3512 4.7072 .0530 4.7173 .2743 .2016 .5479 3.7808 .2365 .1901 .0428 .5473 .0501 .2424 .2281 1.0084 10th f .3143 3.7710 .1697 .0593 .1672 .1672 .1604 .1707 .0345 .2104 .0209 .0265 .4043 4.7137 .0086 .2941 .1981 .3519 4.7137 .0530 4.7238 .27V 9 .2012 .5481 3.8590 .2368 .1902 .0427 .5486 .0501 • 2429 J J02 1938 No. i .§ 98 34Series D No. 92 Supplement No. 2 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, C A N A D A (Customs Division) Ottawa, 6th December, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: MANIFESTING The fourth paragraph of Section 5 of Memorandum Series D No. 92 is superseded by the following: Bonded goods consigned to South Edmonton or Strathcona and transported as freight by the Canadian National Railway and the Canadian Pacific Railway may be mani- fested upon the Port of Edmonton, Alberta. When the manifests are so marked, the bonded goods may be deliv- ered at South Edmonton, or Strathcona, subject to entry at Edmonton Customs House. South Edmonton, Alta., Strathcona, Alta • > COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.OEC. 1 0 1938 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN F O R THE GUIDANCE O F CUSTOMS Y - AND EXCISE OFFICERS « K C ^ ^ J P ^ ^ U Ö ^ C P Ö - ^ © - Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 9th December, 1938, Re Currency of Invoice Country- Monetary Proclaimed December Uni t Value 5 th 6th 7 th Argentine Peso % .3155 $ .3152 $ .3150 Australia Pound 3 .7858 3.7835 3 .7804 _>elgium Belga .1390 .1697 .1695 .1697 Brazil Milreis .0591 .0591 .0591 Br. West Indies Dollar .9859 .9853 .9845 (except Jamaica) CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1700 .1692 .1677 Hankow Dollar .1700 .1692 .1677 Shanghai Dollar .1612 .1602 .1604 Tientsin Dollar .1776 .1773 .1762 Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0345 .0345 .0345 Denmark Krone .2159 .2112 .2110 .2109 Egypt Pound 4 .8491 4.8476 4 .8491 Finland Markka .02039 .0209 .0208 .0208 France Franc .0266 .0266 .0266 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4041 .4038 .4039 Great Britain Pound 4 .7322 4.7294 4 .7255 Greece Drachma .0091 0087 .0087 .0087 Hong Kong Dollar .2953 .2954 .2953 TTungary Pengo .1749 .1980 .1979 .1980 ^.ndia Rupee .3649 .3531 .3532 .3525 Iraq Dinar 4 .7322 4.7294 4 .7255 Italy Lira .0526 .0530 .0530 .0530 Jamaica Pound 4 .7422 4.7394 4 .7356 J apan Yen .2950 .2756 .2754 .2753 Mexico Peso - $ .2014 .2015 .2015 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5480 .5481 . 5483 New Zealand Pound 3 .8010 3.7986 3 .7956 Norway Krone .2334 .2377 .2375 .2374 Poland Zloty .11218 .1897 .1898 .1900 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0429 .0428 .0428 Straits Settlement Dollar /W8 .5500 .5498 .5491 Spain Peseta .0503 .0501 f 0501 Sweden Krona .2438 .2436/ J Si 1 -.2435 Switzerland Franc .2282 .2280 .2281 United States of America Dollar 1 .0081 1.0078 1 .0081 i v v v-/ x x • v v i v a. 1938 No. 97DEC. 1 0 193 8 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195858 the application of the value fixed for Pears imported, into Canada as per Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 17 (1938) be suspended in respect of importation into the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec, effective on entries on and after the 17th December, 1938. Ottawa, 8th December, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has directed that Commissioner of Customs. FRU VEGETABLE - NO. 17 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 2DEC. 1 0 1918 No. 800-C Revised CIRCULAR DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA. (Excise Division) Ottawa, 7th December, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, Re: Excise Taxes on Cable, Telegraph, and Telephone Messages and Seats, Berths and other Sleeping Accommodation imposed by Parts IV and V of The Special War Revenue Act: Circular 800-C, dated October 22nd, 1938, is hereby cancelled and the following substituted therefor:- In some cases Collectors have not obtained returns and payment of the excise taxes on the items mentioned above, from firms liable thereto, in their respective Ports. You are instructed that when default in the filing of returns or the payment of the taxes occurs under the fore- going heading, notification should be sent to the Superinten- dent of Excise Tax Collections by letter, same to be forwarded .n a "Y" envelope. Commissioner of Excise.q£C. 1 0 193S Series D No. 92 Supplement No. 2 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (Customs Division) Ottawa, 6th December, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: MANIFESTING The fourth paragraph of Section 5 of Memorandum Series D No. 92 is superseded by the following: South Edmonton, Alta., Strathcona, Alta. - Bonded goods consigned to South Edmonton or Strathcona and transported as freight by the Canadian National Railway and the Canadian Pacific Railway may be mani- fested upon the Port of Edmonton, Alberta. When the manifests are so marked, the bonded goods may be deliv- ered at South Edmonton, or Strathcona, subject to entry at Edmonton Customs House. COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.Series D No. 92 Supplement No. 2 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (Customs Division) Ottawa, 6th December, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: MANIFESTING The fourth paragraph of Section 5 of Memorandum Series D No. 92 is superseded by the following: South Edmonton, Alta., Strathcona, Alta. - Bonded goods consigned to South Edmonton or Strathcona and transported as freight by the Canadian National Railway and the Canadian Pacific Railway may be mani- fested upon the Port of Edmonton, Alberta. When the manifests are so marked, the bonded goods may be deliv- ered at South Edmonton, or Strathcona, subject to entry at Edmonton Customs House. COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.DEC. 1 0 1938 File No. 195767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-39 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement D4-39 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) November 24, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in sub- section 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Copyright Registered by : Smithers & Bonellie Title Show and Sideshow (12166).. This is Upton Sinclair (12167) Author . . Rosett, Joshua . . Harte, James Lambert Classification Book Book [OVEB] Notification having been received from the agent of the copyright owners that he is no longer interested in the work bearing the title listed hereunder, Collectors are advised that this work may now be permitted importation without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importa- tion, and the title listed hereunder is to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4:— Notification Number Title Author 9951 Jump for Glory McDonnell, Gordon.ÖEC. 1 0 1 9 3 8 File No. 195767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-39 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement D4-39 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) November 24, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in sub- section 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Copyright Registered by: Smithers & Bonellie Title Show and Sideshow (12166).. This is Upton Sinclair (12167) Author Rosett, Joshua Harte, James Lambert Classification Book Book [OVER] Notification having been received from the agent of the copyright owners that he is no longer interested in the work bearing the title listed hereunder, Collectors are advised that this work may now be permitted importation without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importa- tion, and the title listed hereunder is to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4:— Notification Number 9951 Jump for Glory Title Author McDonnell, Gordon. Assistant Commissioner of Customs.DEC. 5" 1938 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS S ^ s S * AND EXCISE OFFICERS Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 2nd December, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed November Unit Value 28th 29th 30th Argentlne PriSO % $ .3116 .3121 $ .3135 Aus tralla Pound 3.7400 3.7462 3.7657 Belglum Be lga .1390 .1702 .1702 . 1 701 Brazl 1 Milrels .0590 .0591 .0591 Br. West Indies Dollar .9739 .9756 .9806 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0344 .0344 .0344 Denmark Krone .2159 .2086 .2090 .2101 Egypt Pound 4.7883 4.0013 4.8300 Finland Markka .02039 .0206 .0206 .0207 Prance Franc .0262 .0263 .0264 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4029 .4030 .4030 Great Britain Pound 4.6748 4.6827 4.7069 Greece Drachma .0091 .0086 .0087 .0087 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1975 .1977 .1976 India Rupee .3649 .3491 .3496 .351 5 Iraq Dinar 4.6748 4.6827 4.7069 taly Lira .0526 .0529 .0529 .0529 Jamaica Pound 4.6849 4.6927 4. 7170 Japan Yen .2950 .2723 .2729 .2742 Mexlco Peso - $ .2009 .2007 .2008 Ne therlands Guilder .4020 .5474 .5477 .5467 New Zealand Pound 3.7549 3.7612 3.7807 Norway Krone .2334 .2349 .2352 .2365 Poland Zloty .11218 .1891 .1892 .1892 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0425 .0425 .0428 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5434 .5447 .5473 Spa i n Pese ta .0510 .0510 .0510 Sweden Krona .2396 .2408 .2413 .2425 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2284 .2286 .2288 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0059 1.0066 1 .0063 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1713 .1682 .1663 Hankow Dollar > JTV .1713 .1682 .1663 Shanghai Dollar * f \ f w I .1573 .1582 .1589 Tientsin Dollar H I lV 1 .1834 .1762 .1722 Hong Kong Dollar .2909 .2923 .2931 i 1938 No. 95DEC. 3 1938 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN F O R THE GU IDANCE O F CUSTOMS AND EXCISE O F F I C E R S c=5» Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 2nd December, 1938. Country- Re Currency of Invoice Argentine Aas tralla Belgium Brazl 1 Br. West Indies (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Denmark Egypt Finland France Germany Great Britain Greece Hungary India Iraq taly Jamaica Japan Mexi co Ne therlands New Zealand Norway Poland Portugal Straits Settlement Spain Sweden Swltzerland United States of America CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Hankow Shanghai Tientsin Hong Kong Monetary Unl t Peso Pound Belga Mi lrels Dollar Proclaimed Value .1390 Koruna Krone Pound Markka Franc Reichsmark Pound Drachma Pengo Rupee Dinar Li ra Pound Yen Peso - $ Guilder Pound Krone Zl.oty Escudo Dollar Pese ta Krona Franc Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar .0296 .2159 .02039 .3200 .0091 .1749 .3649 .0526 .2950 .4020 .2334 .11218 .0442 .5678 .2396 .1930 1.0000 November 28th 29th 30th .3116 .3121 $ • 3135 3.7400 3.7462 3. ,7657 .1702 .1702 < ,1701 .0590 .0591 4 .0591 .9739 .9756 4 ,9806 .0344 .0344 .0344 .2086 .2090 .2101 4.7883 4.8013 4 .8300 .0206 .0206 .0207 .0262 .0263 .0264 .4029 .4030 .4030 4.6748 4.6827 4 . 7 069 .0086 .0087 .0087 .1975 .1977 .1976 .3491 .3496 .3515 4.6748 4.6827 4 .7069 .0529 .0529 .0529 4.6849 4.6927 4 .7170 .2723 .2729 .2742 .2009 .2007 .2008 .5474 .5477 .5467 3.7549 3.7612 3 .7807 .2349 .2352 .2365 .1891 .1892 .1892 .0425 .0425 .0428 .5434 .5447 .5473 .0510 .0510 .0510 .2408 .2413 .2425 .2284 .2286 .2288 1.0059 1.0066 1 .0063 .1713 .1682 .1663 .1713 .1682 / .1663 .1573 .1582 / i f § ' I I .1589 .1834 .17©? 1 £ $ 1 f ft. I IS .1722 .2909 .2923 J i f .2931 1938 No. 95DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN Re Currency of Inyoice Country Monetary Proclaimed November Unit Value 24th 25th 26th Argentine Peso $ $ . .3116 $ .3106 Australia Pound 3.7433 3.7373 3.7251 Belgium Belga .1390 .1703 .1702 .1702 Brazil Mllrels .0592 .0591 Br. West Indies Dollar .9748 .9733 .9700 (except Jamaica) Ö 0344 Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0344 .0345 Denmark Krone .2159 .2089 .2085 .2080 Egypt Pound 4.7898 Finland Markka .02039 . .0206 .0206 France Franc 0262 .0261 .0261 Germany Reichsmark .3200 & 4 0 2 7 .4029 .4027 Great Britain Pound 4.6791 4.6716 4.6564 Greece Drachma .0091 .0086 .0086 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1976 .1977 India Rupee .3649 .3488 .3477 Iraq Dinar 4.6791 4.6716 4.6564 Italy Lira .0526 .0529 .0529 .0529 Jamaica Pound 4.6891 4.6817 4.6665 Japan Yen .2950 .2732 .2723 .2718 Mexico Peso - $ .2013 .1994 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5477 .5475 .5476 New Zealand Pound 3.7583 3. 7523 3.7401 Norway Krone .2334 .2353 .2347 .2341 Poland Zloty .11218 .1893 .1890 .1893 Portugal Escudo .0442 . .0425 .0426 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5436 .5423 Spain Peseta . .0510 .0511 Sweden Krona .2396 .2414 .2407 .2400 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2282 .2289 .2287 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0063 1.0063 1.0063 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar • .1679 .1688 Hankow Dollar • .1679 .1688 Shanghai Dollar .1602 .1596 .fl.600 Tientsin Dollar .1819 .1822 Hong Kong Dollar .2926 .2914 .2916 1938 No. 942 3. NOV. »938 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195858 Ö Ottawa, 22nd November, 1938 The Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Spinach, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 3 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 1st December, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. % FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 3 f 1 9 3 8 SUPPLEMENT No. 2DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195858 Ottawa, 22nd November, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Cauliflower, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 4 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 1st December, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. a k FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 4 1938 SUPPLEMENT No. 6File No. 195,767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-37 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement D4-37 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) November 12, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: Copyright Act, 1921, Sections 27 and 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accord- ingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Classifi- Registered by Title Author cation McClelland & Stewart, Ltd. As Once You Were (12148)... Hutchinson, Arthur Stuart Menteth Book John C. Winston Co., Ltd. Little Eagle, A Navajo Boy (12149) Sperry, Armstrong Book Oxford University Press Marlborough, Vol. IV (12150). Churchill, Winston S . . Book John C. Winston Co., Ltd. Nutcracker of Nuremberg (12151) Cooke, Donald E. . . . Book Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd. Teaching of Art In Schools (12152) Gibbs, Evelyn Book Oxford University Press Testament (12153) Hutchinson, R. C. . . . Book Oxford University Press While England Slept (12154).. Churchill, Winston S . . Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. 67909» . 2 6 1938 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN F O R THE GUIDANCE O F CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 25th November, 1938 Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed November Uni t Value 21st 22nd 23rd Argentine Peso $ • | .3153 $ .3134 $ .3133 A,istralia Pound 3.7837 3.7606 3.7592 jlgium Belga .1390 .1704 .1704 .1704 Brazil Mllrels .0591 .0589 .0592 Br. West Indies Dollar .9853 .9793 .97£0 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0345 .0345 .0345 Denmark Krone .2159 .2111 .2099 .2098 Egypt Pound 4.8491 4.8159 4.8159 Finland Markka .02039 .0209 .0207 .0207 France Franc .0265 .0263 .0263 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4036 .4031 .4032 Great Britain Pound 4.7296 4.7007 4.6990 Greece Drachma .0091 .0087 .0087 .0087 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1981 .1979 .1979 India Rupee .3649 .3531 .3509 .3509 Iraq Dinar 4.7296 4.7007 4.6990 Italy Lira .0526 .0530 .0530 .0530 Jamaica Pound 4.7396 4.7107 4.7090 """apan Yen .2950 .2755 .2741 .2738 mexl co Peso - $ .2007 .2010 .2013 Ne therlands Guilder .4020 .5482 .5482 . 5482 New Zealand Pound 3.7989 3.7757 3.7743 Norway Kr-one .2334 .2376 .2363 .2361 Poland Zloty .11218 .1895 .1893 .1895 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0428 .0426 .0426 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5504 .5471 .5469 Spain Pese ta .0503 .0502 .0489 Sweden Krona .2396 .2435 .2421 .2421 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2275 .2277 .2281 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0081 1.0075 1 .0075 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1638 .1679 • Hankow Dollar .1638 .1679 • Shanghai Dollar .1603 .1605 .1604 Tientsin Dollar .1723 .1751 • Hong Kong Dollar .2948 .2936 .2930 1938 No. 93Ottawa, 22nd November, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed November Unit Value 17th 18th 19th ^ g e n t i n e Peso $ $ .3164 $ .3162 .3161 .. .stralla Pound 3 .8007 3 .7961 3 .7917 Belgium Belga .1390 .1706 .1705 .1704 Brazil Mllrels .0591 .0591 .0590 Br. West Indies Dollar .9898 .9886 .9874 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0345 .0345 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2120 .2117 .2118 Egypt Pound 4 .8738 4 .8622 Finland Markka .02039 .0209 .0209 .0208 France Franc .0266 .0265 .0265 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4036 .4039 .4039 Great Britain Pound 4 . 7509 4 .7452 4 .7397 Greece Drachma .0091 .0087 .0087 .0087 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1982 .1981 .1981 India Rupee .3649 .3547 .3544 .3539 Iraq Dinar 4 . 7509 4 .7452 4 .7397 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 .0530 Jamaica Pound 4 .7610 4 .7552 4 .7497 .pan Yen .2950 .2767 .2726 .2765 Mexi co Peso - $ .2016 .2014 .2011 Ne therlands Guilder .4020 .5484 .5483 .5479 New Zealand Pound 3 .8160 3 .8114 3 .8070 Norway Krone .2334 .2386 .2385 .2384 Poland Zloty . 11218 .1896 .1897 .1897 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0431 .0431 .0429 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5525 .5518 .5524 Spain Pese ta .0513 .0504 .0502 Sweden Krona .2396 .2448 .2445 .2445 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2279 .2279 .2278 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0091 1 .0088 1 .0084 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1615 .1633 .1628 Hankow Dollar .1615 .1633 .1628 Shanghai Dollar .1587 .1600 .1614 Tientsin Dollar .1679 .1698 .1697 Hong Kong Dollar .2955 .2957 .2957 1938 No. 92File No. 195767 Series D No. 4 T.P.G. No. 2 (Revised 1938) Supplement D4-36 Supplement D4-36 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) November 7, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copy- right under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, tha t copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire tha t copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsec- tion 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Registered by: Oxford University Press Title Author Classification Ladies Only (12145) Box, Murial and Sydney Book Copyright Registered by: The Ryerson Press Title Author Classification Life of Edgar Wallace (12146) Lane, Margaret Book Truth About the Peace Treaties, The 112147). George, Lloyd Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Notification having been received from the agents of the copyright owners that they axe no longer interested in the works bearing the titles listed here- under, Collectors are advised that these works may now be permitted impor- tation without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohi- bition of importation, and the titles listed hereunder are to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4:— Notification Number Title Author 11723 Inside the Peace George, Lloyd 9812 Teaching of Art in Schools, The Gibbs, Evelyn » U ^ O ^ O S a Assistant Commissioner oj Customs.D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A CURRENCY BULLETIN F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S Country /ffjClt, Commissioner of Cuslomp Ottawa, 18 th November, U'38 Re Currency of Invoice Monetary Proclaimed November Unit Value 14th 15th- 16th Argentine PttSO $ $ .3172 | .3162 $ .3160 Australia Pound 3 .7997 3 .8032 3.7922 jlgium Belga .1390 .1/05 .1707 .1706 Brazil Mllreis .0591 .0591 .0590 Br. West Indies Dollar .9895 .9904 .9875 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 .0345 Denmark Krone .2159 .2120 .2122 • Egypt Pound 4 .8723 4 .8738 4.8637 Finland Markka .02039 .0209 .0208 .0209 France Franc .0265 .0266 .0265 Germany Reichsmaik .3200 .4037 .4041 .4041 Great Britain Pound 4 .7496 4 .7539 4.7402 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0087 .0087 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1981 .1982 .1982 India Rupee .3649 .3551 .3548 .3542 Iraq Dinar 4 .7496 4 .7539 4.7402 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 .0531 J amai ca Pound 4 .7597 4 .7610 4.7503 Japan Yen .2950 .2769 .2769 .2762 lexi co Peso - $ .2031 .2018 .2018 Ne therlands Guilder .4020 .5450 .5458 . 5469 New Zealand Pound 3 .8149 3 .8184 3.8074 Norway K-one .2334 .2387 .2388 .2381 Poland ZLoty .11218 .1893 .1897 .1897 Portugal Ejcudo .0442 .0431 .0428 .0429 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 * 5520 .5517 .5515 Spain Pese La .0512 .0515 .0513 Sweden K^ona .2396 .2447 .2449 .2442 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2277 .2277 .2277 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0088 I .0091 1.0091 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1623 .1628 .1626 Hankow Dollar .1623 .1628 .1626 Shanghai Dolla^ t .1586 .1589 .1587 Tientsin Dollar • I .1690 .1682 ,1686 Hong Kong Dollar 1 iX m .2968 . 296-Q .2956 V 1938 No. 91D E P A R T M E N T O F NAT IONAL REVENUE, C A N A D A C U R R E N C Y BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS e m mim ^gcb. Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 15th November, 1938. Country Re Currency of Invoice rgentine Australia Belgium Brazil Br. West Indies (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Denmark Egypt Finland France Germany Great Britain Greece Hungary India Iraq Italy "amalca Japan Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Norway Poland Portugal Straits Settlement Spain Sweden Switzerland United States of America CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Hankow Shanghai Tientsin Hong Kong Monetary Unit Peso Pound Belga Mllrels Dollar Proclaimed Value 1390 Koruna Krone Pound Markka Franc Reichsmark Pound Dx^achma Pengo Rupee Dinar Lira Pound Yen Peso - $ Guilder Pound Krone Zloty Escudo Dollar Pese ta Krona Franc Dollar Dollar Dolla'rX Dollar Dollar Dollar .0296 .2159 .02039 .3200 .0091 .1749 .3649 .0526 .2950 .4020 .2334 .11218 .0442 .5678 .2396 .1930 1.0000 10th November 12th .3187 $ .3178 3.8234 3.8144 .1703 .1704 .0589 .0591 .9957 .9933 .0346 .0347 .2134 .2131 4.9002 .0210 .0210 .0267 .0267 .4033 .4035 4.7792 4.7680 .0088 .0088 .1978 .1978 .3569 .3559 4.7792 4.7680 .0530 .0530 4.7892 4.7780 .2784 .2784 .2012 .2029 .5466 .5463 3.8387 3.8297 .2400 .2398 .1894 .1895 .0433 .0432 .5553 .5555 .0514 .0514 .2462 .2458 .2280 .2284 1.0069 1.0075 .1627 .1627 .1627 .1627 .1589 .1589 .1689 .1689 .2975 .2982 1938 No.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA tmo CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS er» Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 12th November, 1938. Country- Re Currency of Invoice Argentine Australia Belgium Brazil Br. West Indies (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Denmark Egypt Finland Prance Germany Great Britain Greece Hungary India Iraq Italy Jamaica Japan Mexl co Ne therlands New Zealand Norway Poland Portugal Straits Settlement Spain Sweden Switzerland United States of America CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Hankow Shanghai Tientsin Hong Kong Monetary Unit Peso Pound Belga Mllrels Dollar Proclaimed Value 1390 Koruna Krone Pound Markka Franc Reichsmark Pound Drachma Pengo Rupee Dinar Lira Pound Yen Peso - $ Guilder Pound Krone Zloty Escudo Dollar Peseta Krona Franc Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar .0296 .2159 .02039 .3200 .0091 .1749 .3649 .0526 .2950 .4020 .2334 .11218 .0442 .5678 .2396 .1930 1.0000 7th : .3194 3.8328 .1703 .0588 . 9981 .0346 .2139 4.9136 .0211 .0268 .4032 4.7909 .0088 .1978 .3577 4.7909 .0530 4.8010 .2793 .2033 .5474 3.8483 .2407 .1894 .0435 .5566 .0514 .2508 .2284 1.0069 .1634 .1634 .1595 .1657 .2982 November 8th 3.8318 .1702 .9979 .0346 .2140 . 0212 .0268 .4031 4.7898 .0529 4.7998 .2796 .5473 3.8472 .2409 .1893 .5570 .2471 .2283 1.0063 9th $.3190 3.8289 .1702 .0591 .9971 .0346 .2139 4.9065 .0211 .0268 .4030 4.7861 .0088 .1976 .3573 4.7861 .0529 4.7962 .2787 .5469 3.8443 .2404 .1891 .0433 .5560 .0513 .2465 .2281 1.0063 .1633 j .1633 b .1595 5 .1659 .2980 1938 No. 89File No. 195,767 Series D No. 4 T.P.G. No. 2 (Revised 1938) Supplement D4-35 Supplement D4-35 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) October 31, 1938. To Collectors oj Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copy- right now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsec- tion 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Registered by: McClelland & Stewart Ltd. Title Author Classification Code of the Woosters, The (12143) Wodehouse, P. G Book Copyright Registered by: Cassell & Co. Limited Title Author Classification Count Belisarius (12144) Graves, Robert Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Notification having been received from the agents of the copyright owners that they are no longer interested in the works bearing the titles listed there- under, Collectors are advised that these works may now be permitted importa- tion, without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibi- tion of importation, and the titles listed hereunder are to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4:— Notification Number Title Author 11721 Smouldering Fire Stevenson, D. E. 11618 Windsor Tapestry, The Mackenzie, Compton. Assistant Commissioner of Customs.File No. 195,767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-34 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 34 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA (CUSTOMS DIVISION) October 28, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: Copyright Act, 1921, Sections 27 and 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copy- right under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Depart- mental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Registered by: MacMillan Co. of Canada Ltd. Title Author Classification Leonardo Da Vinci: A study of the Man and His Genius (12141) Vallentin, Antonina Book Copyright Registered by: John C. Winston Co. Ltd. Title Author Classification Story Parade, Green Book (12142) Compilation of authors Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Notification having been received from the agent of the copyright owners that he is no longer interested in the work bearing the title listed hereunder, Collectors are advised that this work may now be permitted importation without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importa- tion, and the title listed hereunder is to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4 :— Notification Number Title Author 11745 Parliamentary Government Laski, Harold J. — c z Assistant Commissioner of Customs.D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S Country J 1 0 . M 1 9 3 8 STageb. 9tr Commissioner of Customs a, 8th November, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Monetary Proclaimed November Unit Value 3rd 4th 5 th Argentine Peso % $ .3192 $ .3193 $ .3196 Australia Pound 3.8302 3 .8308 3 .8342 B, j-glum Belga .1390 .1702 .1702 .1703 Brazil Mllrels .0589 .0589 .0590 Br. West Indies Dollar .9974 .9979 .9985 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2137 .2137 .2140 Egypt Pound 4.9105 4 .9105 Finland Markka .02039 .0211 .0211 .0212 France Franc .0268 .0268 .0268 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4030 .4030 .4034 Great Britain Pound 4.7877 4 .7898 4 .7927 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1976 .1976 .1978 India Rupee .3649 .3574 .3575 .3579 Iraq Dinar 4.7877 4 .7898 4 .7927 Italy Lira .0526 .0529 .0529 .0530 Jamaica Pound 4.7978 4 .7998 4 .8027 J r>an Yen .2950 .2789 .2792 .2795 Mexico Peso - $ .2000 .1996 .2010 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5475 .5473 .5475 New Zealand Pound 3.8611 3 .8627 3 .8651 Norway Krone .2334 .2405 .2406 .2408 Poland Zloty .11218 .1892 .1893 .1894 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0433 .0433 .0434 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5571 .5571 .5578 Spain Peseta .0513 .0511 .0512 Sweden Krona .2396 .2466 .2467 .2469 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2283 .2282 .2284 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0063 1 .0063, 1 .0069 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1624 .1618 .1620 Hankow Dollar .1624 .1618 .1620 Shanghai Dollar .1589 .1585 .1596 Tientsin Dollar .1621 .1612 .1624 Hong Kong Dollar .2975 .2976 .2982 1938 No. *File No. 192248 £)tfd). > o,j tl>< a ©ng.: It M 1936 • 3:ogeb. Series D No. 45 Supplement No. 5 D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (Customs Division) Ottawa, 7th November, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: INTERMEDIATE TARIFF EXTENDED TO URUGUAY Order in Council (P.C. 2758), dated the 4th November, 1938, provides that the benefit of the Inter- mediate Tariff, which was extended to products origin- ating in and coming from the Republic of Uruguay by- Order in Council (P.C. 2000), dated the 7th August, 1938, as published in Memorandum Series D No. 45, be further extended for a period of six months from the 31st October, 1938, subject to previous termination by the coming into force of the Trade Agreement between Canada and Uruguay. COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.mi File No. 167037 f & 19. AI0V. 1938 MEMORANDUM Series D No. 47 T.C. 15 DEPARTMENT O F NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, (Customs Division) Ottawa, 8th November, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: TARIFF CHANGE BY ORDER IN COUNCIL By Order in Council (P.C. 2757), dated the 4th November, 1938, passed under authority of Section 284, paragraph (k) of the Customs Act, the following regulation is made and established: R E G U L A T I O N The following goods, imported to be used as materials in Canadian manufactures, are here- by transferred to the list of goods which may be imported into Canada free Qf duty: "Tungsten carbide, encased in metal tubes, for use in Canadian manufactures British Preferential Tariff Free Intermediate Tariff Free General Tariff Free" (to be designated as Tariff item 829). The Order in Council referred to is effective on and after the 12th November, 1938, the date of publi- cation in the "Canada Gazette". Commissioner of Customs.File No. 192248 Series D No. 45 Supplement No. 5 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (Customs Division) Ottawa, 7th November, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: INTERMEDIATE TARIFF EXTENDED TO URUGUAY Order in Council (P.C. 2758), dated the 4th November, 1938, provides that the benefit of the Inter- mediate Tariff, which was extended to products origin- ating in and coming from the Republic of Uruguay by Order in Council (P.C. 2000), dated the 7th August, 1938, as published in Memorandum Series D No. 45, be further extended for a period of six months from the 31st October, 1938, subject to previous termination by the coming into force of the Trade Agreement between Canada and Uruguay. COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.r DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN * 7. my. W38 F O R THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTÖMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Country rSatjeb. dev. Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 4th November, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Monetary Proclaimed October Unit Value 31st Argentine Peso 1 $ .3193 Australia Pound 3 .8307 Belgium Belga .1390 .1703 Jrazil MLlreis .0589 Br. West Indies Dollar .9976 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2137 Egypt Pound 4 .9136 Finland Markka .02039 .0211 France Franc .0268 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4032 Great Britain Pound 4 .7883 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1978 India Rupee .3649 .3575 Iraq Dinar 4 . 7883 Italy Lira .0526 .0530 Jamaica Pound 4 .7984 Japan Yen .2950 .2792 Mexico Peso - $ .2002 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5479 New Zealand Pound 3 .8616 Norway Krone .2334 .2405 Poland Zloty .11218 .1893 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0434 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5568 Spain Peseta .0511 Sweden Krona .2396 .2467 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2286 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0069 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1637 Hankow Dollar .1637 Shanghai Dollar .1599 Tientsin Dollar j \ Dollar \ 'IT/ IU. .1631 Hong Kong \\\ f V , .2977 November 1st 2nd f .3187 3.8258 .1701 .0587 .9963 .0346 .2134 4.9004 .0210 .0268 .4030 4.7822 .0088 .1976 .3571 4.7822 .0529 4.7923 .2787 .2018 .5475 3.8567 .2403 .1892 .0434 .5560 .0503 .2463 .2283 1.0063 .1636 .1636 . 1601 1. .1627 .2975 1.3192 3.8288 .1702 .0590 .9971 .0346 .2136 4.9004 .0211 .0268 .4030 4.7859 .0088 .1976 .3575 4.7859 .0529 4.7960 .2789 .2000 .5475 3.8596 .2405 .1892 .0434 .5565 .0511 .2465 .2283 1.0063 ,.1632 .16.52 1 * 5 VI62 7 .2975 1938 No. 87File No. 195875 Series D. No. 3 (Revised) T - PG No. 1 Supplement No. 2 Supplement No. 2 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, (Customs Division) Ottawa, 28th October, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, Prohibited Publications Referring to Memorandum Series D, No. 3, Revised (T-PG No. 1), you are advised that the following publications are prohibited importation into Canada under the provis- ions of Section 13 and Item 1201, Schedule "C" of The Customs Tariff, viz:- "Cartoon Humor" "Let's Make Mary" "Gamiani" (or "Two Passionate Nights") "Crimes of Love and Passion" ("The Secret Lover of Madeline Smith," etc.) "Pleasure Girl" Published quarterly by Collegian Press, Inc., 22 West 48th St., New York. A book by Jack Hanley, published by Hillman- Curl, Inc., New York. A book translated from the French. Author anony- mous. Privately printed. A paper-bound book pub- lished by Federation Press, London, England. A book by John Saxon, pub- lished by Phoenix Press, New York.File No. 195,767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-33 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 33 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) OCTOBER 2 6 , 1 9 3 8 . To Collectors oj Customs and Excise: Copyright Act, 1921, Sections 27 and 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accord- ingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The Works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Registered by Title Author Classification John C. Winston Co. L td . . . Great Horse (12139) Moffitt, Virginia May Book The Ryerson Press Royal Regiment (12140) Frankau, Gilbert Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Notification having been received from the agents of the copyright owners that they are no longer interested in the works bearing the titles listed hereunder, Collectors are advised that these works may now be permitted importation without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importation, and the titles listed hereunder are to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4:— Notification dumber Title Author, 5,691 Hillikin, The Brown, Walter Rollo 7,325 Leonardo Da Vinci Vallentin, Antonia Assistant Commissioner of Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Wmi I m IS3» Ass't Commissioner of Customs Otftawa, 1st November, 1938 Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed Oc tober Unit Value 27th 28th 29th Argentine Peso $ | .3206 $ .3201 $ Australia Pound 3.8452 3.8421 3.8382 Belgium Belga .1390 .1705 .1704 .1704 Brazil Milreis .0590 .0589 .0588 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0013 1.0005 .9995 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0347 .0347 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2145 .2144 .2149 Egypt Pound 4.9297 4.9267 Finland Markka .02039 .0212 .0212 .0212 Prance Franc .0269 .0269 .0268 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4039 .4035 .4036 Great Britain Pound 4.8064 4.8026 4.7978 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1980 .1979 .1976 India Rupee .3649 .3590 .3584 .3582 Iraq Dinar 4.8064 4.8026 4.7978 Italy Lira .0526 .0530 .0530 .0530 Jamaica Pound 4.8165 4.8126 4.8078 Japan Yen .2950 .2803 .2798 .2824 Mexi co Peso - $ .1991 .1990 .1992 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5485 .5481 .5478 New Zealand Pound 3.8761 3.8731 3.8691 Norway Krone .2334 .2414 .2413 .2410 Poland Zloty .11218 .1895 .1894 .1893 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0436 .0436 .0435 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5589 .5587 .5582 Spain Peseta .0512 .0512 .0512 Sweden Krona .2396 .2477 .2474 .2472 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2288 .2287 .2287 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0081 1.0075 1.0069 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar ||| .1650 .1653 .1643 Hankow Dollar .1650 .1653 .1643 Shanghai Dollar \ \ m .1615 .1614 .1621 Tientsin Dollar \ \ v .1647 .1646 .1641 Hong Kong Dollar \ 1 .2988 .2983 U .2986 1938 No. 86DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS vu-. tPQ-^O I > Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 28th October, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country- Monetary Proclaimed October Unit Value 24th 25th 26th Argentine Peso % $ .3204 $ .3204 1 ! .3209 astralia Pound 3.8427 3.8436 3 .8523 Belgium Belga .1390 .1706 .1705 .1706 Brazil Mllreis .0591 .0590 .0590 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0007 1.0010 1 .0032 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0347 .0347 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2144 .2144 .2149 Egypt Pound 4.9258 4.9242 4 .9398 Finland Markka .02039 .0212 .0212 .0212 France Franc .0268 .0268 .0269 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4043 .4041 .4040 Great Britain Pound 4.8033 4.8046 4 .8154 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1982 .1982 .1980 India Rupee .3649 .3588 .3587 .3597 Iraq Dinar 4.8033 4.8046 4 .8154 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 .0530 Tcimaica Pound 4.8134 4.8146 4 .8255 v apan Yen .2950 .2800 .2799 .2805 Mexico Peso - $ .1997 .1987 .1989 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5486 .5488 .5486 New Zealand Pound 3.8737 3.8746 3 .8834 Norway Krone .2334 .2413 .2414 .2420 Poland Zloty .11218 .1897 .1897 .1894 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0435 .0435 .0436 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5588 .5586 .5595 Spain Pese ta .0515 .0515 .0514 Sweden Krona .2396 .2474 .2475 .2480 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2291 .2291 .2289 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0094 1.0091 1 .0081 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1652 .1636 .1645 Hankow Dollar .1652 • 163Ö .1645 Shanghai Dollar .1620 .1598 i ;;iko6 Tientsin Dollar .1622 .1631 .16^7 Hong Kong Dollar .2981 .2978 .'2987 1938 No. 85DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE O F CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Country (ii , 26. M . 1938 Qlnt. Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 25th October, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Monetary Proclaimed October Unit Value 20th 21st 22nd -gentine Peso $ .3210 $ .3203 $ .3205 Australia Pound 3. , 8478 3.8457 3 .8427 Belgium Belga .1390 .1710 .1706 .1707 Brazil Milreis .0591 .0589 .0592 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0020 1.0015 1 .0007 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0348 .0347 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2147 .2146 .2144 Egypt Pound 4 .9263 4.9258 Finland Markka .02039 .0212 .0212 .0212 Prance Franc .0269 .0268 .0269 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4050 .4042 .4043 Great Britain Pound 4 .8097 4.8071 4 .8033 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1987 .1982 .1984 India Rupee .3649 .3592 .3589 .3590 Iraq Dinar 4 .8097 4.8071 4 .8033 Italy Lira .0526 .0532 .0531 .0531 amaica Pound 4 .8198 4.8172 4 .8134 Japan Yen .2950 .2804 .2801 .2801 Mexico Peso - $ . 1998 .1993 .1990 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5504 .5486 .5487 New Zealand Pound 3 .8787 3.8767 3 .8737 Norway Krone .2334 .2417 .2415 .2415 Poland Zloty .11218 .1902 .1898 .1897 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0436 .0435 .0436 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5603 .5585 .5596 Spain Peseta .0516 .0515 .0505 Sweden Krona .2396 .2478 .2476 .2475 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2295 .2291 .2291 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0116 1.0094 1 .0094 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1631 .1626 .1629 Hankow Dollar .1631 .1626 -,1629 Shanghai Dollar .1593 .1588 J \Lßl0 Tientsin Dollar .1619 .1621 , lids 2 Hong Kong Dollar .2994 .2979 11 .fei 9 2 1938 No. 84File No. 86550 Series D. No. 51 MCR 24 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, C A N A D A ( C U S T O M S D I V I S I O N ) Ottawa, 24th October, 1938. T o Collectors of Customs and Excise , and others concerned: "Made in Canada" Rulings it The following ruling transferring goods from the category of "a class or kind not made in Canada" to that of "a class or kind made or produced in Canada" is issued in accordance with the Government's undertaking to give "adequate notice" to parties concerned, and is to he effective three weeks from the date hereof. n Machineless Permanent Hair Waving Pads are of a class or kind made in Canada. ii Commissioner of Customs.File No. 86550 Series D. No. 51 MCR 23 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L REVENUE, C A N A D A ( C U S T O M S DIVISION) Ottawa, 21st October, 1938 To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: "Made In Canada" Rulings II The following ruling transferring goods from the category of "a class or kind not made in Canada" to that of "a class or kind made or produced in Canada" is issued in accordance with the Government's undertaking to give "adequate notice" to parties concerned, and is to be effective three weeks from the date hereof. it White Portland Cement - plain and waterproofed - is of a class or kind made in Canada." Commissioner of Customs.File No. 195,767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-31 Series D. No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 31 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T OF N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) October 14, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copy- right now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsec- tion 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Registered by: S. J. Reginald Saunders Title Author Classification 10,000 Answers to Children's Questions (12113). Marshall, A. C.—Edited by . . . . Book Austria Still Lives '(12114) Hartmann, Mitzi Book Beau Masque (12115) Clamp, II. M. E Book Black Jacobins, The (12116) James, C. L. R Book Crooked Eclipse (12117) Fitzgerald, Edward Book Diary of a Grass Widow (12118) Barry, Mona Book Fighting Was My Business i(12119) Wilde, Jimmy Book Golden Island (12120) Phil'lpotts, Eden Book Great Catholics (12121) Williamson, Father Claude'— Edited by Book Green Volcano (12122) Phelan, Jim Book Himalayan Quest (12123) Bauer, Paul Book Himalayan Village (12124) Gorer, Geoffrey Book Hut The (12125) Meynell, Lawrence W Book I Followed Gold (12126) Trelawney-Ansell, E. C Book [OVER] Copyright Registered by: McClelland & Stewart Ltd. Title Author Malice of Men, The (12127) Deeping, Warwick.. Classification Book Copyright Registered by: S. J. Reginald Saunders Title M'Connachie and J. M. B. (12128) Myself When Young: A Book by Famous Women of To-day (12129) Author Barrie, Sir James M. Classification Book Niki Takes a Holiday (12130). Sister Sanity (12131) Tense Frontiers (12132) Thea I'll Look Up (12133) Through Lands of the Bible (12134) Tragedy of Ramsay MacDonald, The '(12135). Web of Life, The: Tales for My Grand- children (12136) Will to Civilization (12137) Oxford and Asquith, The Count- ess of—Edited by Worley, Rene and Johnson, H. R. Gray, Elliot Pinnock, Geoffrey Mowat, Angus Morton, H. V Weir, L. MacNeill Lytton, The Earl of—K.C. Kwtz, John Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938.File No. 195,767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-30 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 30 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) October 12, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except, however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsec- tion 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Registered by: Wm. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. Title Author Another Pony for Jean (12079 Cannan, Joannan Black Bramble Wood (12080) Ivaye, Mollie. Bloody Tower, The (12081) Rhode, John Call of the Wilderness, The (12082) Pendexter, Hugh Children by ithe Sea (12083) Manning-Sanders, Ruth Corpses Never Argue (12084) Hume, David Damned Spot, The '(12085) Adams, Herbert Death of a Dream (12086) Brookes, April Dial 999 (12087) Walsh, J. M End of an Author (12088) Farjeon, J. Jefferson Fuzzypeg Goes ito School (12089) Uttley, Alison and Tempest, Margaret His Majesty of Corsica (12090) Pirie, Valerie Hot and Bothered (12091) Gaye, Carol Classification Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Copyright Registered by : Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. Title Author In My Time (12092) Huddlesbon, Sisley Classification Book [OVEK] 2 Copyright Registered by: Wm. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. Title Author Kill in the Ring (12093) Loder. Vernon Love Locked Out (12094) Trask, Betty Mr. Mortimer Gets the Jitters (12095) Gray, Berkeley Classification Book Book Book Copyright Registered by: McClelland & Stewart Ltd. Title Author Classification Mortal Storm, The (12096) Bottome, Phyllis Book Copyright Registered by: Wm. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. Title Author Nipper's Bar (12097) Cooper, Leonard No Limit to Love (12098) Trask, Betty Not Quite Wise (12099) Delamain, Ann Partners for Playtime (12100) Howard, Mary Place in the Sun (12101) Baily, F. E Plain Jane (-12102) Colville, Mary Platinum Cat, The (12103) Burton, Miles Puppy and the Cat Hodge (12104) Lewis, Lorna Sambo and Susan (12105) Harrison-Wallace, Katherine. . . Search for the Blue Sedan, The (12106).. ..Douglas. Gavin Step in the Dark (12107) Wlhite, Ethel Lina Strange Wooing (12108) Winch, Evelyn Tribute to Ballot (12109) Masefield, John and Seago, Ed- ward Vultures, Ltd. (12110). Gray, Berkeley Westminster Watchtower (12111) Baxter, Beverley Whispering Man, The (12112) Holt, Henry The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Classification Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book /"-'SFile No. 195,767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-29 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 29 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) OCTOBER 8 , 1 9 3 8 . To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copy- right under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except, however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsec- tion 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Registered by : MacMillan Company of Canada, Ltd. Classi- Title Author fication Background to Modern Science (12060) . . . . Needham, Joseph and Page], Walter.. Book Divinity of Jesus Christ, The (12061) Creed, J. M Book Doctor Arne (12062) Langley, H Book Evolution of Genetic Systems (12063) Darlington, C. D Book Ferrar Papers, The (12064) Blackstone, B Book Form and Casualty in Early Development (12065) Dalcq, A. M Book Foundations of British Foreign Policy, . or Documenta Old and New from Pitt to Salis- bury (12066) Temperley, Harold, and Penson, Lil- lian M Book G.P.O. (12067) Crutchley, E. T., C.B., C.M.G., C.B.E. Book Great Powers and the Balkans, 1875-78 (12068). Stojanovic, M. D Book Medieval Panorama: The English Scene from Conquest to Reformation (12069) CouLton, G. G Book Modes of Thought (12070) Whitehead. Alfred North Book Netherlands India (12071) Furnivall, J. S Book Portrait of a Chef: Being the Life of Alexis Soyer (12072) Morris, Helen Book Saviour of the Navy, The (12073) Bryant. Arthur Book Sky-Religion in Egypt. The (12074) Wainwright, G. A Book Stellar Dynamics (12075) Smart, W. M Book Theories of Sensation (12076) Rawdon-Smith, A. F Book Your Body and How It Wprks (12077) Elwell, F. R Book Zollverein, The (12078) Henderson, W. O Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. [OVER] Notification having been received from the agents of the copyright owners that they are no longer interested in the works bearing the titles listed here- under, Collectors are advised that these works may now be permitted importa- tion without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibi- tion of importation, and the titles listed hereunder are to be deleted from Memo- randum Series D No. 4:— Notification Number Title Author 3008 Forbidden. Valley Mowery, Wm. Byron 11610 Last Five Hours of Austria, The. Lennhoff, Eugene 9003 Live Alone and Like It Hillis, Marjorie 6217 Lord of Lonely Valley Kyne, Peter B. 8679 Man The Unknown Carrel, Alexis 4659 Singer Passes, The . .Diver, Maud 6123 Two Make a World Kyne, Peter B. Assistant Commissioner of Customs.D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S ' V C V « ^ 0 ^ 9 « = * Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 21st October, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country- Monetary Unit Proclaimed Value 17th October 18th 19th Argentine Peso S $ .3210 $ .3215 $ .3213 "Australia Pound 3 .8515 3.8551 3 .8553 Belgium Belga .1390 .1716 .1715 .1707 Brazil Milreis .0594 .0592 .0590 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0030 1.0039 1 .0040 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0349 .0349 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2149 .2151 .2151 Egypt Pound 4 .9329 4.9385 4 .9389 Finland Markka .02039 .0212 .0212 .0212 France Franc .0269 .0270 .0270 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4065 .4061 .4046 Great Britain Pound 4 .8143 4.8188 4 .8191 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1993 .1993 .1984 India Rupee .3649 .3599 .3599 .3602 Iraq Dinar- 4 .8143 4.8188 4 .8191 Italy Lira .0526 .0534 .0533 .0531 Jamaica Pound 4 .8245 4.8290 4 .8292 Tapan Yen .2950 .2807 .2808 .2808 Mexico Peso - $ .1998 .2007 .1992 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5523 .5519 .5496 New Zealand Pound 3 .8826 3.8862 3 .8864 Norway Krone .2334 .2419 .2421 .2421 Poland Zloty .11218 .1908 .1906 .1899 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0436 .0436 .0436 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5605 .5610 .5612 Spain Peseta .0516 .0517 .0513 Sweden Krona .2396 .2480 .2482 .2482 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2300 .2301 .2296 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0150 1.0141 1 .0100 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1608 .1634 .1635 Hankow Dollar .1608 .1634 .1635 Shanghai Dollar .1596 .1599 .1598 Tientsin Dollar .1606 .1628 .1627 Hong Kong Dollar .2979 .2988 .2999 1938 No. 83DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA Pile No. 195858 Ottawa, 20th October, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Green Beans, as set O lorth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 10 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 26th October, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 10 1938 SUPPLEMENT No. 6DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA ! <5,. ,; ia QKH *938 . File No. 195858 t • „. ML I Ottawa, 18th October, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Lettuce, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 5 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 25th October, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 5 1938 SUPPLEMENT No. 6DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS & 20, OKI m8 Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 18th October, 1938 Country Re Currency of Invoice Monetary Proclaimed October Unit Value 13th 14th 15th Argentlne Peso $ $ .3191 $ .3201 $ .3201 .ustralia Pound 3 .8260 3.8405 3 .8460 Belgium Belga .1390 .1709 .1713 .1717 Brazil Milrels .0590 .0593 .0593 Br. West Indies Dollar .9967 1.0001 1 .0016 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0348 .0349 .0350 Denmark Krone .8159 .2134 .2142 .2147 Egypt Pound 4 .9015 4.9167 Finland Markka .02039 .0211 .0211 .0212 France Franc .0267 .0268 .0269 Germany Re i cLsmark .3200 .4048 .4060 .4068 Great Britain Pound 4 .7840 4.8006 4 .8075 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0087 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1985 .1991 .1993 India Rupee .3649 .3575 .3589 .3591 Iraq Dinar 4 .7840 4.8006 4 .8075 Italy Lira .0526 .0532 .0533 .0534 Jamaica Pound 4 .7941 4.8108 4 .8177 ipan Yen .2950 .2787 .2798 .2817 Mexico Peso - | .1985 .2006 .1991 Ne therlands Guilder .4020 .5490 .5516 .5526 New Zealand Pound 3 .8568 3.8715 3 .8770 Norway Krone .2334 .2404 .2412 .2416 Poland Zloty .11218 .1897 .1904 .1914 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0434 .0435 .0436 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5560 .5592 .5608 Spain Peseta .0515 .0515 .0516 Sweden Krona .2396 .2465 .2473 .2478 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2288 .2296 .2299 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0106 1.0138 1 .0153 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1609 .1600 .1601 Hankow Dollar .1609 .1600 .1601 Shanghai Dollar .1586 .1589 .1619 Tientsin Dollar .1590 .1596 .1594 Hong Kong Dollar .2963 .2975 .2989 1938 No. 82File No. 194210 $>tfd). Ä " 'trcdf Sing.: 2 0, OK11938 Sageb. Series D No. 49 T.M.R. 11 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (Customs Division) Ottawa, 15th October, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: SMALL COLLECTIONS ENTRIES -- Parcel Post Shipments containing Canadian goods returned^ Referring to Memorandum Series D No. 49 T.M.R. 1 (Revised), it has been drawn to the attention of the department that since the issuance of this memorandum some Collectors have discontinued the practice prev- iously in effect of accepting Small Collections Entries in respect of parcel post shipments containing Canadian goods returned, and are now demanding Long Room entries by reason of the requirement that a certificate in the form prescribed in the memorandum shall be "placed on the face of the duty free import entry". In those cases where parcel post shipments would ordinarily be admitted on a Small Collections Entry, the department will not object to the acceptance of such an entry provided the required certificate is endorsed in proper form and duly completed on the invoice or appraisal note relating thereto. COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.d File No. 191437 f\ ! Series D No. 9 M. I. No. 5 Revised 1 9 3 8 Supplement No. 12 MEMORA" DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, (CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DIVISIONS) Ottawa, 12th October, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: CHANGES IN LIST OF CUSTOMS-EXCISE PORTS, OUTPORTS, PREVENTIVE AND POSTAL COLLECTING STATIONS. You are advised of the following change: ROCKPORT, Ont. , an Outport and Warehousing Port under the survey of the Port of Gananoque, Ontario, closed from the 1st November, 1938. COMMISSIONER OF EXCISE. COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A CURRENCY BULLETIN •t • - 'VI • h FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS i " X - Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 14th October, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Unit Proclaimed Value 10th October 11th 12th -^gentine Peso $ $ .3204 $ .3203 $ ^ustralia Pound 3 .8285 3.8421 3 .8312 Belgium Belga .1390 .1706 .1706 .1706 Brazil Ml lreis .0590 .0590 .0590 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.00Q6 .99 77 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0347 .0347 Denmark Krone .8159 .2145 .2144 .2139 Egypt Pound 4.9227 Finland Markka .02039 .0212 .0212 .0212 France Franc .0269 .0268 .0268 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4040 .4038 .4042 Great Britain Pound 4 .8058 4.8027 4 .7890 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1982 .1981 .1980 India Rupee .3649 .3599 .3588 Iraq Dinar 4 .8058 4.8027 4 .7890 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 .0531 """amaica Pound 4.8127 4 .7991 japan Yen .2950 .2799 .2797 .2794 Mexico Peso - $ .1991 .1974 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5481 .5478 .5478 New Zealand Pound 3 .8600 3.8731 3 .8630 Norway Krone .2334 .2414 .2413 .2407 Poland Zloty .11218 .1895 .1904 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0437 .0435 .0435 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5581 .5584 .5582 Spain Peseta • .0512 .0513 Sweden Krona .2396 .2475 .2473 .2468 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2295 .2291 .2289 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0100 1.0088 1 .0088 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1653 .1654 Hankow Dollar .1653 .1654 Shanghai Dollar .1644 .1641 Tientsin Dollar .1640 .1638 Hong Kong Dollar .3006 .3001 1938 No. 81DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 11th October, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Unit Proclaimed Value 6 th October 7 th 8th Argentine Peso $ 1 .3228 $ .3220 $ .3216 ^Australia Pound 3 .8704 3.8626 3 .8583 .elgium Belga .1390 .1702 .1703 .1704 Brazil Mllrels .0589 .0589 .0590 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0079 1.0059 1 .0048 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0347 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2159 .2155 .2154 Egypt Pound 4 .9538 4.9468 Finland Markka .02039 .0213 .0213 .0213 Prance Franc .0270 .0270 .0269 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4033 .4034 .4039 Great Britain Pound 4 .8380 4.8282 4 .8229 Greece Drachma .0091 .0089 .0089 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1979 .1980 .1981 India Rupee .3649 .3613 .3607 .3604 Iraq Dinar 4 .8380 4.8282 4 .8330 Italy Lira .0526 .0530 .0530 .0530 Jamaica Pound 4 .8481 4.8383 ^Japan Yen .2950 .2818 .2814 .2812 Mexico Peso - $ .1960 .1963 .1969 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5478 .5479 .5481 New Zealand Pound 3 .9016 3.8938 3 .8894 Norway Krone .2334 .2431 .2426 .2423 Poland Zloty .11218 .1891 ..1892 .1894 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0438 .0438 .0438 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5618 .5611 .5607 Spain Peseta .0514 .0512 .0513 Sweden Krona .2396 .2492 .2487 .2485 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2296 .2295 .2297 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0069 1.0069 1 .0084 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1670 .1658 .1653 Hankow Dollar .1670 .1658 .1653 Shanghai Dollar .1658 .1647 .1643 Tientsin Dollar- .1656 .1644 .1640 Hong Kong Dollar .3023 .3020 .3017 1938 No. 80R E V E N U E , C A N A D A \ <£>\W ^ \ File NO. 195858 Ottawa, 7xh October, 1938, the Minister of National Revenüe has directed that the application of the value fixed for Lettuce imported into Canada as per Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 5 (1938) be suspended in respect of importation into the Frovinces of Ontario and Quebec, effective on entries on and after the 15th October, 1938. Ass't Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE - NO. 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 5DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN F o r t h e g u i d a n c e o f c u s t ö m s AND EXCISE OFFICERS Cm (Pinn nntreaf | Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 7th October, 1938, Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed October Unit Value 3rd 4th Argentine Peso $ $ .3212 $ .3214 Australia Pound 3.8621 3.8597 elgiun) Belga .1390 .1701 .1704 Brazil Milreis .0588 .0589 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0058 1.0051 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2154 .2154 Egypt Pound 4.9438 4.9438 Finland Markka .02039 .0212 .0212 France Franc .0269 .0270 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4032 .4031 Great Britain Pound 4.8276 4.8245 Greece Drachma .0091 .0089 .0089 Hungary Peago .1749 .1979 .1979 India Rupee .3649 .3605 .3601 Iraq Dinar 4.8276 4.8245 Italy Lira .0526 .0530 .0530 Jamaica Pound 4.8376 4.8346 '-Japan Yen .2950 .2814 .2810 Mexico Peso - $ .1960 . 1961 Netherlands GuiIder .4020 .5473 .5479 New Zealand Pound 3.8932 3.8908 Norway Krone .2334 .2426 .2424 Poland Zloty .11218 .1892 .1892 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0438 .0438 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5608 .5598 Spain , Peseta .0516 .0517 Sweden Krona .2396 .2488 .2485 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2294 .2294 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0069 1.0069 GHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1666 .1662 Hankow Dollar- .1666 .1662 Shanghai Dollar .1655 .1652 Tientsin Dollar .1652 .1650 Hong Kong Dollar .3020 .3015 5th ; .3221 3.8672 .1702 .0589 1.0071 .0345 .2158 4.9523 .0212 .0270 .4030 4.8340 .0089 .1978 .3612 4.8340 .0529 4.8441 .2816 .1960 .5479 3.8984 .2429 .1892 .0437 .5612 .0511 .2490 .2295 1.0066 .1662 .1662 .1680 .1652 .3018 1938 No. 79File No. 195011 Series D No. 47 T.C. 13 Revised MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) OTTAWA, 24th September, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: Tariff Change by Order in Council By Order in Council (P.C. 2359), dated the 21st September, 1938, passed under the authority of Section 284, paragraphs (k) and (m) of the Customs Act, it is ordered that : The undermentioned product when imported for the purpose specified be accorded for the period named the tariff treatment hereunder indicated:— Trucks of welded design with tubular frame, cast steel cross members, rubber mountings and rubber inserted wheels, of a class or kind not made in Canada, for use in the construction, maintenance and repair of street railway cars, not to include electric motors or magnetic track brakes; complete parts of the foregoing: From October 1, 1938 to November 30, 1938: British Preferential Tariff Intermediate Tariff General Tariff Free Free 35 p.c. (to be designated as Tariff item 828) Commissioner of Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 4th October, 1938, Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed September Oc tobe r Unit Value 29th 30th 1st A^entine Peso $ $ .3217 $ .3242 $ .3233 A„ -.tralia Pound 3.8689 3.8843 3 .8807 Belgium Belga .1390 .1718 .1700 .1701 Brazil Mllrels .0594 .0589 .0589 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0075 1.0115 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0350 .0347 .0342 Denmark Krone . 2159 .2158 .2167 .2165 Egypt Pound 4.9532 4.9771 Finland Markka .02039 .0211 .0213 .0212 Prance Franc . 0271 .0271 .0271 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4051 .4034 .4029 Great Britain Pound 4.8361 4.8553 4 .8508 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0089 .0089 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1994 .1980 .1977 India Rupee .3649 .3610 .3625 .3621 Iraq Dinar 4.8361 4.8553 4 .8508 Italy Lira .0526 .0534 .0530 .0529 ."^maica Pound 4.8462 4.8654 4 .8609 o pan Yen .2950 . 2814 .2829 .2823 Mexico Peso - $ .1976 . 1962 .1949 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5470 .5466 .5471 New Zealand Pound 3.9000 3.9156 3 .9120 Norway Krone .2334 .2429 .2439 .2437 Poland Zloty .11218 .1906 .1894 .1891 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0435 .0438 .0438 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5610 .5636 .5635 Spain Peseta .0520 .0516 .0516 Sweden Krona .2396 .2492 .2502 .2499 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2291 .2290 .2289 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0150 1.0075 1 .0056 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1753 .1724 • Hankow Dollar .1753 .1724 ! Shanghai Dollar .1738 .1713 » Tientsin Dollar .1737 .1715 » Hong Kong Dollar .3014 .3035 « » 1938 No. 78DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA Pile No. 196856 Ottawa, 1st October, 1938. "Phe Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Peaches, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 16 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 11th October, 1938. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 16 1938 SUPPLEMENT No. 5DEPARTMENT O F NATIONAL REVENUE, C A N A D A Pile No. 195858 Ottawa, 3rd October, 1938. tfhe Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Cucumbers, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 1 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 12th October, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 1 1 9 3 8 SUPPLEMENT No. 4DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA Pile No. 196858 Ottawa, 1st October, 1938. the Minister of National Revenue has Ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Plums, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 15 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 11th October, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. r- FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 15 1938 SUPPLEMENT No. 3D E P A R T M E N T OFa N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A CURRENCY B U L L E T I N F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 1st October, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed y September Unit Value 26th 27th 28th Argentine Peso $ $ .3200 $ .3198 $ .3211 Australia Pound 3 .8431 3.8396 3 .8458 Belgium Belga .1390 .1708 .1714 .1731 Brazil Milreis .0591 .0593 .0597 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0008 .9999 1 .0015 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0347 .0349 .0352 Denmark Krone .2159 .2143 .2141 .2146 Egypt Pound 4 .9258 4.9208 4 .9266 Finland Markka .02039 .0212 .0212 .0212 Prance Franc .0268 .0269 .0269 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4018 .4010 .4024 Great Britain Pound 4 .8039 4.7995 4 .8073 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1982 .1990 .2004 India Rupee .3649 .3581 .3582 .3592 Iraq Dinar 4 .8039 4.7995 4 .8073 i iy Lira .0526 .0531 .0533 .0537 Jamaica Pound 4 .8140 4.8096 4 .8175 Japan Yen .2950 .2796 .2796 .2805 Mexico Peso - $ .1960 .1971 .1987 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5383 .5440 .5504 New Zealand Pound 3 .8741 3.8705 3 .8768 Norway Krone .2334 .2412 .2412 .2416 Poland Zloty .11218 .1895 .1905 .1915 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0435 .0433 .0436 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5571 .5569 .5592 Spain Peseta .0521 .0518 .0523 Sweden Krona .2396 .2475 .2475 .2480 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2260 .2271 .2299 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0094 1.0125 1 .0200 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1742 .1744 .1767 Hankow Dollar .1742 .1744 .1767 Shanghai Dollar .1736 .1740 .1750 Tientsin Dollar .1735 .1735 .1750 Hong Kong Dollar .2997 .2998 .3006 1938 No. 77 CORRECTEDDEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OP CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS J , es* Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 30th September, 193 A Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Unit Proclaimed Value 26th September 27th 28th gentlne Peso % : $ .3200 $ .3167 $ .3211 Australia Pound 3 .8431 3.8017 3 .8458 Belgium Belga .1390 .1708 .1697 .1731 Brazil Milreis .0591 .0587 .0597 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0008 .9900 1 .0015 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0347 .0346 .0352 Denmark Krone .2159 .2143 .2120 .2146 Egypt Pound 4 .9258 4.8722 4 .9266 Finland Markka .02039 .0212 .0210 .0212 Prance Franc .0268 . 0266 . 0269 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4018 .3970 .4024 Great Britain Pound 4 .8039 4.7521 4 .8073 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0087 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1982 .1970 .2004 India Rupee .3649 .3581 .3547 .3592 Iraq Dinar 4 .8039 4.7521 4 .8073 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0527 .0537 maica Pound 4 .8140 4.7621 4 .8175 Japan Yen . 2950 .2796 .2768 .2805 Mexico Peso - $ . I960 .1952 .1987 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5383 .5386 .5504 New Zealand Pound 3 .8741 3.8323 3 .8768 Norway Krone .2334 .2412 .2388 .2416 Poland Zloty .11218 .1895 .1886 .1915 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0435 .0429 .0436 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5571 .5514 .5592 Spain Peseta .0521 .0513 .0523 Sweden Krona .2396 .2475 .2450 .2480 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2260 .2249 .2299 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0094 1.0025 1 .0200 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar . 1742 .1744 .17 67 Hankow Dollar .1742 .1744 .1767 Shanghai Dollar .1736 .1737 .1750 Tientsin Dollar .1735 .1735 .1750 Hong Kong Dollar .2997 .2968 .3006 1938 No. 77«„« . - a OKT. 1.938 File No. 191437 M. L No. 5 St Hütt MEMORANDUM Series D No. 9 Revised 1 9 3 8 Supplement No. 11 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, ( C U S T O M S A N D EXCISE DIVISIONS) To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: Ottawa, 29th September, 1938. CHANGES IN LIST OF CUSTOMS-EXCISE PORTS, OUTPORTS, PREVENTIVE AND POSTAL COLLECTING STATIONS. You are advised of the following changes: * PRINCETOWN, P.E.I., a Postal Collecting Station under the survey of the Port of Summer- side, closed from the 1st September, 1938. a Postal Collecting Station under the survey of the Port of Port Hawkesbury, closed from the 1st October, 1938. referring to Supplement #10, it should be noted that goods are not to be manifested on this port. MABOU, N.S., LANSDOWNE, Ont. COMMISSIONER OF EXCISE. tffjuit, COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.\ 30. SEP. 1931 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA the application of the value fixed for Plums imported into Canada as per Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 15 (1938) be suspended in respect of importation into the Provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, effective on entries on and after the 8th October, 1938. r Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE - NO. 15 1938 S U P P L E M E N T NO. 2 File No. 195878 Ottawa, 29th September, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has directed thatFile No. 195875 Series D. No. 3 (Revised) T - PG No. 1 Supplement No. 1 Supplement No. 1 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, (Customs Division) Ottawa, 27th September, 1938, To Collectors of Customs and Excise, Prohibited Publications Referring to Memorandum Series D, No. 3, Revised (T-PG No. 1), you are advised that the following publications are prohibited importation into Canada under the provisions of Section 13 and Item 1201, Schedule "C" of Th-e Customs Tariff, viz:- "Candid Detective Magazine" Published bi-monthly by Trojan Publishing Corp., 125 East Forty-sixth St., New York, N.Y. "Bull's-Eye Detective Magazine" Published quarterly by Love Romances Publishing Co. Inc., 461 Eighth Ave., New York, N.Y. "Adventure Yarns Magazine" "Penthouse Pagan" Published bi-monthly by Columbia Publications, Inc., 60 Hudson St. , New York, N.Y. A book by William McClellan, published by Phoenix Press, New York, N.Y. N.B. Memorandum Series D. No. 3, Revised Consolidation, will reach Collectors shortly. Commissioner of Customs.File No. 195,767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-28 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 28 MEMORANDUM Copyright Act, 1921, Sections 27 and 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Classi- Registered by Title Author fication The Ryerson Press Flying Dutchman, The (12059) Arlen, Michael Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Notification having been received from the agent of the copyright owners that he is no longer interested in the work bearing the title listed hereunder, Collectors are advised that this work may now be permitted importation without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importation, and the title listed hereunder is to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4 : — Notification Number Title Author 11656 Patches of Sunlight Dunsany, Lord Assistant Commissioner of Customs.File No. 195,767 T. P. G. No. 2 Supplement D4-27 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 27 SEPTEMBER 23, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copy- right under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Registered1 by : Title MacMillan Co. of Canada Ltd.. After the Death of Don Juan (12049) Warner, Sylvia Townsend Book Heloise (12050) McLeod, Enid Book Last of the Villiavides, The (12051) de Vilmorim, Louise.. Book Life Has Been Good (12052). de Villavieja, The Marques Book New Novel, A (12053) Sohneour, Salman Book Reluctant Adonis (12054) Oliver, Jane, and Stafford, Ann Book Saich Harmony (12055) Goodyear, Susan Book Vanishing Celebrities, The (12056) Alington, Adrian Book Whose Sea? (12057) Martelli, George. . . . . . Book World and Ourselves, The (12058) Riding, Laura Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. [OVER] Classi- Author fication tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt 2 Notification having been received from the agents of the copyright owners that they are no longer interested in the works bearing the titles listed here- under, Collectors are advised that these works may now be permitted importation without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importation, and the titles listed hereunder are to be deleted from Memor- andum Series D No. 4 : — Notification Number Title Author 11039 10892 11902 Death of the Heart Deep West Journey of Tapiola, The Bo wen. Elizabeth Haycox, Ernest Nathan, Robert Assistant Commissioner of Customs.2 9. SEP. 1938 Series D No. 92 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) OTTAWA, S e p t e m b e r 12 , 1 9 3 8 . To Collectors of Customs and Excise and others concerned: MANIFESTING 1. CANCELLATION OP PREVIOUS REGULATIONS AND I N S T R U C T I O N S . — M a n i - festing Regulations contained herein are now effective, and the following Memoranda and Circulars are hereby cancelled, v i z :— 3, 2nd Rev. 205 manifesting of goods by railway:—1155-B (in part), 1258-B (Section 1), 1334-B (pages 3 and 4) , 1358-B (7th paragraph) and 1687-B (paragraph 9). 2. FORMS A U T H O R I Z E D . — B y reference to Section 4 of the Order-in-Council printed herein it will be observed that manifest shall be in such form as may be prescribed from time to time by the Minister. Specimens of authorized forms enumerated hereunder may be obtained on application to the depart- ment :— A - l Train Report Inwards—Pink or Yellow. A - l ^ Train Manifest of Freight on board cars—White. A-2 (Amended) Separate Car Manifest of bonded goods—Pink; 8§" wide and lOf" or 16^" long. A-2^- Express Manifest—Yellow. A-2f Abstract, Separate Car Manifest of bonded goods diverted—White. A-3 Transfer Manifest of goods in bond (red ink on white paper). A-3^ (Amended) Interline Separate Shipment Manifest (for use in Canada only)—Pink, 8^" wide and 11 inches long. A-4 Special Through Train Manifest of Sealed Cars in transit across United States Territory—White. A-4^ Special Through Manifest of Sealed Cars in transit—Yellow, 8" x 7". A-5 Train Report Outwards—Pink or Yellow. A - l l Special Manifest for goods in transit through United States—White. 64811—1 650 -B 1360 -B 1703-B 2219-B 659 -B 1369 -B 1753-B 2294-B 844 -B 1447^-B 1779-B 2358-B 1026 -B 1462 -B 1786-B 2377-B 1310 -B 1541 -B 1810-B 2439-B 1311 i -B 16384-B 2083-B 1326 -B 1645 -B 2152-B 679-C The following Memoranda are cancelled in so f 2 3 . INSTRUCTIONS RESPECTING CUSTOMS LOCAL TRANSFER MANIFEST OF GOODS IN BOND.—When a transfer of goods under manifest has been properly executed on Transfer Manifest Form A-3, the re-manifest number contained on such form is to be noted in the column provided for that purpose on the manifest under which the goods were received at the Port as a cancellation thereof. The Transfer Manifest (A-3) is to be executed in triplicate, one copy- being held in the Sufferance Warehouse where executed, and two copies forwarded to the Sufferance Warehouse to which the goods are forwarded to be re- manifested. One of these copies is to be placed on file when properly executed, and the other copy is to be returned to the Customs-Excise Officer at the Sufferance Warehouse where issued, who will record the Sending Port Number and the Car Number on the original copy which he retained and attach the duplicate thereto for future reference and inspection purposes. 4. NOTICE LABEL ON EXPRESS PACKAGES.—The notice to be provided by express companies to be affixed to each express "in bond" package, as referred to in Section 31 of the Order-in-Council, shall be in the following form (size 3-4" x S^-") printed in black ink on bright red paper: Express Company I N B O N D From Deliver to Collector of Customs and Excise At IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Agent at destination must not- deliver this shipment unless he has evidence that clearance through Customs has been arranged. When released by Customs Officer, the agent at Customs Port should affix a "Cleared Customs" sticker (form ). 5 . MANIFESTING OF GOODS ON CERTAIN PLACES NOT PORTS OR OUTPORTS PERMITTED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.—Special provision has been made for the manifesting of "in bond" goods destined to specified places which are not Customs Ports or Outports of entry, as fol lows:— Ogden, Alta.—Bonded goods consigned to Ogden, and transported as freight by Canadian Pacific Railway, may be manifested upon the Port of Calgary, Alberta. When the manifests are so marked the bonded goods may be delivered at Ogden, subject to entry at the Calgary Customs House. Mimico, Ont., New Toronto, Ont. Swansea, Ont.—Bonded goods con- signed to Mimico, New Toronto and Swansea, and transported as freight by the Canadian Pacific Railway or Canadian National Railways may be 3 n manifested on the Port of Toronto, Mimico Station, New Toronto or Swansea. When the Manifests are so marked the bonded goods may be delivered at Mimico, New Toronto or Swansea, subject to entry at Toronto Customs House. South Edmonton, Alta., Strathcona, Alta.—Bonded goods consigned to South Edmonton (Strathcona) and transported as freight by the Canadian Pacific Railway may be manifested upon the Port of Edmonton, South Edmonton, or Strathcona Station. When the Manifests are so marked the bonded goods may be delivered at South Edmonton (Strathcona) subject to entry at Edmonton Customs House. Aurora, Ont.—Bonded goods consigned to Aurora and carried as freight may be manifested on the Outport of Newmarket. When the Manifests are so marked, bonded freight shipments may be delivered at Aurora subject to entry at Newmarket, but it is to be clearly understood that such shipments are not to be released at Aurora until they have been duly cleared at Customs. Port Elgin, Ont.—As an arrangement exists whereby the Sub-Collector at Southampton visits Port Elgin three times a week for the purpose of accepting entries and releasing In Bond goods destined to Port Elgin, such goods should be manifested on the Outport of Southampton in the future instead of on the Outport of Walkerton as heretofore. Battleford, Sask.—Freight in carload lots for one consignee at Battle- ford may be manifested on North Battleford for entry, but held at Battle- ford for release from Customs. The regulations established by Order-in-Council are printed herewith, and supplemental instructions of interest to officers of the Department only will be found in the book of Instructions for Port Officers. Commissioner of Customs. r 64810—2 4 [27/1108] CERTIFIED to be a true copy of a Minute of a Meeting of the Treasury Board, approved by His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the 15th May, 1937. NATIONAL REVENUE The Board recommend that, under the powers granted by sections 284 (q) and 285 of the Customs Act, the following regulations concerning the transporting, manifesting and reporting of dutiable goods by railway in or through Canadajbe made and established, effective on and after the date of publication in the CANADA GAZETTE, and that Orders in Council dated 19th of March, 1883 (P.C. 542), 4th of December, 1883 (P.C. 2456), 5th of July, 1886 (P.C. 1364) and 10th of January, 1913 (P.C. 3/60) be cancelled as of that date:— R E G U L A T I O N S TRAIN REPORTS 1. All imported goods are required to be reported at the frontier port. Train reports inwards at the frontier port are required under the provisions of section 16 of the Customs Act and at the time of making his report the railway conductor shall, if required by the Customs officer, produce to him the waybills of all goods on board his train or true copies thereof. 2. Goods exported from Canada are required to be reported outwards and export entries thereof, in duplicate, delivered by the railway to the Collector of Customs at the port of exit from Canada (on the United States frontier). In the case of default the railway will be subject to penalties as provided by the Customs Act. RAILWAY FREIGHT MANIFESTS 3. Unless otherwise specially provided, all goods arriving from foreign territory, whether destined to a port of entry in Canada or to other places in Canada, or for transportation in transit through Canada, are required to be placed under manifests. When in bond goods are destined to a place in Canada where there is no Customs House at which such goods may be entered, they shall be manifested on the nearest port short of destination, except in cases where arrangements have been made with the transportation company to have the goods manifested on some other port where the importer may desire to pass entry. Goods forwarded "In Bond" are to be manifested only on a Customs Port, Out- port, or Manifesting Station. Goods transported In Bond shall be marked as "In Bond" on the relative waybills. 4. Manifests shall be in such form and call for such information as may be prescribed from time to time by the Minister. Manifests shall be prepared by the carrier for all goods imported and manifests for goods destined to be delivered at a frontier port shall be prepared, recorded and cancelled, as in the case of manifests for interior ports. 5. Manifests are required to be made out, in triplicate, on firm paper suit- able for handling and preservation as Customs records. They may be prepared by means of typewriter, indelible pencil or pen and ink. Carbon paper may be used for second and third copies when the manifests are prepared on a typewriter or by indelible pencil, and in such circumstances the original copy should be forwarded attached to the waybill. Illegible manifests should not be signed by Customs Officers and goods should not be allowed to go forward under manifests which have not been properly prepared. 6. Duplicate and triplicate copies of manifests must be compared with the original and with the waybill before being forwarded. One copy of the manifest is to be filed at the sending port, one copy forwarded by mail to the receiving port and the original attached to the waybill for presentation to Customs at destination. When goods are carried by express or fast freight, and may there- fore arrive at destination before the mail copy of manifest, two copies of the manifest may be forwarded with the waybill, but one copy shall, in every case, be sent by mail to the receiving port. 7. A separate series of consecutive numbers must be given at sending ports to manifests for each port of destination, and for each fiscal year. Should there be more than one station at a sending port, each station should be distinguished by letters, A, B, C, etc., and the series of numbers at each station should be kept distinct by prefixing the station letter to its number on the manifests. Frac- tional numbers (as etc.) must not be used in numbering manifests. 8. A receiving port may not alter sending port numbers of manifests received on request of a sending port as manifests must be correctly numbered with proper consecutive numbers and recorded in the Register of Manifests For- warded before being signed and stamped with the office dating stamp and issued at a sending port. 9. Manifests are to be recorded in the Register of Manifests Received at the receiving port in the proper consecutive order of their arrival. At the same time they are to be recorded in the Numerical Index of Manifest Numbers (Form E-48 or Form E-48 Special) and if it is ascertained that manifests are not being issued in proper consecutive order, or that sending port numbers are being duplicated, the omissions and irregularities are to be brought to the attention of the sending ports concerned. 10. In receipting manifests the word "Received" is to be shown over the pen and ink signature of the officer receipting for the goods. Receipted manifests should be stamped at the receiving port and again at the sending port in order to show the date of return. Where provision is made for receipting for goods, as per forms of certificates shown on Form A - l l , it will be unnecessary to show the word "Received" on the manifests as herein provided. 11. All manifests (except as otherwise ordered) shall be cancelled by entry, remanifest or unclaimed list number. Such manifests should be cancelled by the unclaimed list number if the goods recorded thereon have not been entered or remanifested at the expiration of thirty days from the receipt of the goods. When manifests have been receipted and cancelled, mail copies should be returned to sending ports. Should the receiving port fail to return cancelled manifests within thirty days after the receipt of the goods, the collector of the sending port shall cause a tracer in the prescribed form to be sent to the port in arrear with a .request that the manifest be returned. 12. Officers at sending ports are to carefully scrutinize copies of manifests returned from receiving ports to ensure that they are completely and properly cancelled before being accepted and filed for record purposes. 13. When it is necessary to transfer the contents of a railway car equipped with Customs Tyden seals to another car, such transfer must be made under the supervision of a Customs Officer who will complete the appropriate certificate on the manifest. In the event of an accident or wreck and where a Customs Officer is not available, the conductor shall supervise the transfer and complete the appropriate declaration on the manifest. In the case of less than carload ship- ments, when the packages have been checked with manifests at the frontier, a record of transfers is not required. 14. In Bond freight is required to be checked by Customs Officers at the frontier so that manifests to interior ports shall show correctly the packages contained in the bonded cars, and less carload freight may be forwarded In Bond from the frontier to interior ports in unsealed cars when the goods have been unladen at the frontier and the packages checked and compared with manifests, provided the following notation is made on the manifests by the Customs Officer at the sending port, viz.: "Packages Checked with Manifests." Provided, however, if it be found difficult to check any carload lot (not including pool cars) to one consignee, the Customs Officer at the frontier shall make a notation to the following effect on the manifest covering such sealed car viz.: "Car not Examined by Customs at Frontier. Check at Receiving Port." 15. All carload shipments are to be carefully examined at the receiving port to ascertain if the goods, are properly described on the relative entries and invoices, and if the cars contain only the goods included in such documents. If discrepancies are discovered notations must be made on the manifests as to "Shorts" and "Overs." 16. If single shipments of bonded goods accounted for on a railway manifest are transported during part of the journey by water route within Canada, they may be carried to destination on the original documents without remanifest at ports of transhipment. Note, particularly, that in transactions of this kind only one shipment may be entered on each manifest. 17. Goods accounted for by Customs Entries for Export ex-warehouse or Entries for Removal ex-warehouse are required to be forwarded under manifest. Goods subject to Excise duties, when removed by railway, are not to be mani- fested except when shipped for exportation. 18. When bonded goods are returned in transit, without having been ware- housed or entered for duty in Canada, they should be described on the Customs manifests as "Returned in Transit" without being accompanied by export entries. 19. Each railway company, before being permitted to manifest goods in bond, shall enter into a general bond to be duly executed in the penal sum of eighty thousand dollars, conditional for the due and faithful production at the respective ports of destination in Canada of all packages passing over such road under manifest, and for the general compliance with the Customs laws and regulations governing such traffic. 20. All railway companies shall provide secure, and commodious sufferance warehouses and other necessary premises in connection with their stations at every Customs port or Out-port, for landing, storing, transferring, delivering and forwarding bonded goods; also suitable office accommodation, with fuel and light, for the officers of Customs appointed to attend such stations. All such premises shall be made secure to the satisfaction of the collector or other proper officer of Customs. 21. Loading, transferring or landing bonded goods before or after regular Customs hours, or on Sundays or legal holidays, shall only be permitted upon application to the collector or other proper officer of Customs; and railway companies shall pay such sum or sums for the extra services of officers, as pro- vided for in departmental regulations, but no such money shall be paid by any railway company to any officer of Customs except through the collector of the port, who will, in every case, give his receipt for the same. 22. Transfers of merchandise in course of transportation in transit through Canada may be allowed as follows: When cars partially loaded arrive under United States Customs seal at any railway station at which there are both Cana- dian and United States officers of Customs in attendance, such cars may be un- sealed by a United States officer in the presence of a Canadian officer and the contents transferred to another car under the joint supervision of the said officers, and all such changes and transfers shall be duly recorded on the back of the manifest accompanying the car in the same manner as is permitted in the case of accidents, and shall be signed by both of said officers. 23. Customs sealing presses will be provided where required on requisition to the Department. The locks, seals or other fastenings used in connection with the transportation of bonded goods shall be approved by the Minister and shall be provided at the expense of the carrier engaged in such transportation. 24. The labour of cording and sealing is to be performed and the expense paid by the carrier engaged in the transportation of bonded goods. The Customs sealing press is to be applied to the seals by the agent or employee of the carrier, under the supervision of a Customs officer; and the seals are not to be thereafter removed, broken or injured except by order of an officer of Customs and in his presence. 25. In respect of live stock in transit through Canada from one port of the United States to another port therein, in cases where United States authorities permit the removal of United States Customs seals by Canadian Customs officers, when necessary for watering or feeding stock, the facts are to be noted on the manifests over the signature of such Canadian officers, and it is understood that after the stock has been watered and fed and returned to the cars in Canada, Canadian Customs Seals are to be attached to the cars. 26. The following instructions have been issued by the United States Treasury Department containing provisions respecting merchandise in Transit between ports in the United States through contiguous foreign territory:— "Merchandise may be transported from one port to another in the United States through Canada or Mexico in sealed cars covered by manifests printed on yellow paper 3^ by 8 inches in size. Merchandise may be forwarded in less than carload lots without being corded and sealed, such fact being noted on the manifest. The Customs officer at the port of exit shall however, carefully examine the packages and satisfy himself that the merchandise agrees with the manifest quantity and description." REGULATIONS RESPECTING T H E MANIFESTING OF GOODS BY EXPRESS 27. The transportation of merchandise in bond by express must be made by common carriers bonded for that purpose. Common carriers, authorized to do business as such in Canada, desiring to transport merchandise by express in bond shall apply in writing to the Commissioner of Customs, Ottawa. If the application is granted, a bond shall be executed in duplicate on the form approved by the Department of National Revenue where one copy of the bond shall be filed. 28. The bond, in approved form, shall be executed in Canada by the carrier and by an approved Guarantee Company authorized to do business in Canada as surety for a sum of not less than Ten Thousand Dollars. 29. Goods forwarded by express or other conveyance are to be checked as provided in respect of dutiable goods manifested by railway. Goods by express are to be carefully checked by a Customs officer on arrival at the frontier port and manifested on the Customs port of destination. 30. Every package by express must have the shipper's name and address plainly marked on it, as well as the consignee's name and address. The value of the contents should also be marked on the package as a further means of identification. 31. A notice in form approved by the Commissioner of Customs indicating that the goods are in bond shall be provided by express companies and pasted on the face of each In Bond package for the information and guidance of express company employees. GOODS MANIFESTED IN ERROR 32. If goods which have been entered at Customs are, through error, manifested on another port, the manifest may be cancelled and the goods released, after examination and identification, upon delivery of the following documents to the collector, viz: Copy of Invoice and Entry, with certificate from the collector at the port where the goods were entered to the effect that the said goods were "duly entered, examined and appraised as per said invoice and entry." If the collector at the port of entry is not in a position to furnish a certificate that the goods have been examined and appraised, such examination and appraisal must be made at the port of destination. BONDED GOODS DIVERTED IN TRANSIT 33. If goods are held for entry or re-manifest at a port other than the port on which they were originally manifested, the carrier shall deliver to the collector at the port where the goods are so held the copy of the manifest which accompanied the waybill, together with an abstract in triplicate in form A-2J. If only a portion of the goods is diverted, a part copy of the manifest accounting for the diverted goods is to be supplied in lieu of the train copy of manifest. 34. Such manifest and abstract are to be recorded under the same receiving port number in the Register of Manifests Received, and the manifest should be plainly marked with the word "Abstracted." One copy of the abstract is to be attached to the manifest. 35. Two copies of the abstract are to be forwarded by the collector at the port of diversion to the original sending port, each copy to be signed by the Customs officer, acquitted with entry, re-manifest or unclaimed list number, and marked with the stamp of the port of diversion. The collector at the original sending port shall then stamp and send one of these copies to the original receiving port to be filed there with the mail copy of original manifest as a cancellation thereof. 36. The collector at the original sending port and at the port of diversion shall keep a special record of all such abstract manifests. BONDED GOODS ARRIVING WITHOUT MANIFESTS 37. When uncustomed goods arrive at a Customs port without Customs manifest, and if such manifest cannot be produced in a reasonable time, the collector may permit an abstract in form A-2f to be furnished in duplicate and entry made accordingly, such abstract to be given a receiving port number in the usual course and recorded in the Record of Abstract Manifests—Port of Diversion. 38. If the proper manifest subsequently arrives, one copy thereof is to be filed at the receiving port along with the abstract and the other returned to the sending port duly acquitted. SPECIAL T H R O U G H MANIFEST F O R M A-4£ FOR SEALED CARS PASSING IN TRANSIT FROM FRONTIER PORT TO FRONTIER PORT IN CANADA. 39. Cars of merchandise may pass in transit from frontier port to frontier port in Canada on Special Through Manifest Form A-4-|- without the contents of the cars being specified in detail as required on other forms of manifest, provided the cars are sealed with Canadian Customs Tyden seals at the port of entry and are exported with seals intact. Cars accounted for on Special Through Manifest, form A-4£, may not be diverted in Canada under "Abstracts" as in other cases permitted under the regulations. 40. If these through cars be so diverted or held for use in Canada, they should be placed under detention by Customs officers as soon as discovered and particulars reported to the Commissioner of Customs for instructions. 41. Form A-4^ shall be executed in duplicate at the sending port where such cars enter Canada from foreign territory and be given a sending port number and dated with the official dating stamp by the proper Customs officer. 10 One copy is to be attached to the railway waybill accounting for such car and is to accompany same to the frontier port of exit from Canada. The Customs officer shall carefully examine the car and see that it is secured under Customs seals before the manifest is marked with the Customs dating stamp. 42. Special form A-4^ is required to be recorded at the sending port in a Register of Manifests Forwarded under the proper heading of the port or outport upon which such car is manifested (such Register to be kept exclusively for recording manifests so forwarded). Manifests executed upon frontier ports or outports are to be issued in a distinct and separate series. 43. Upon the arrival of the car at a frontier port where such car is to be exported it is to be examined by a Customs officer to see that the Canadian Customs seals on the doors are intact and Special Form A-4^ accompanied by form A-5 (Train Report Outwards) is to be handed by the proper official of the transportation company to the Customs officer who shall check the car number and initial as contained on Train Report Outwards, form A-5, with the manifest, Special Form A-4£, to see that they agree. He shall then sign, officially stamp and date the manifest and return it to the sending port. The officer shall also make a notation on form A-5 (Train Report Outwards) as to the exportation of such car and the date so exported. 44. When Special Form A-4^ is returned to the sending port the officer shall stamp such manifest with the sending port dating stamp and compare it with the original on file to see that they agree. He shall then file same attached to the original manifest for future reference by the Financial Inspector. 45. Cars manifested under Special Form A-4^ may be exported at any frontier port or outport, the change of frontier port or outport not being con- sidered a diversion. Cars accompanied by manifest, Special Form A-4^ arriving at a frontier port or outport other than that on which originally manifested may be exported therefrom and the manifest acquitted and returned as herein- before set forth. GOODS SHORT RECEIVED 46. When goods accounted for under Customs manifests (Express or Freight) are reported "Short" at the receiving port by the Transportation Company, ^ ^ the collector, sub-collector, or other proper officer of Customs is to issue a tracer in the prescribed form and show thereon the short report number, as ascertained from the agent of the transportation company, forwarding one copy of such form to the Claims Agent of the Railway, or the Superintendent of the Express Company reporting the shortage. One copy is to be placed on file in the Record Room of the receiving port or outport, and the shortage recorded in the receiving port Record of Goods Short Received at Destination. A third copy is to be mailed to the collector or sub-collector at the port or outport where the manifest was issued, who shall record the shortage in the Sending Port Record of Goods Short Received at Destination. 47. When goods are short received, the tracing of the shortage devolves upon the officers at both the receiving and sending ports. REGULATIONS FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF GOODS IN TRANSIT THROUGH THE UNITED STATES 48. Goods, the growth, produce or manufacture of Canada, including goods in excise bond under the usual removal entry, ana foreign goods duty paid or free of duty, may be transported from one port to o.other in Canada over the territory of the United States, by railway, with the consent of the proper United States authorities, by routes duly designated and bonded for such purposes. Imported goods in bond may be transported in like manner. 49. Such goods may be so transported in railway cars under Canadian Customs seal, or in single packages under cord and Canadian Customs seal, and such cars or such goods must remain so sealed-until they shall have passed through the United States and have re-entered Canada. Sugar and molasses in hogsheads, railroad iron, and all goods in bulk which are incapable of being laden in closed cars, may be transported on open cars, but such goods must be duly corded and sealed if their nature will permit. 50. The agent of the railway or other transportation company must present to the collector of Customs at the Canadian frontier port of exit manifests in triplicate on the Canadian frontier port of re-entry for each car containing such goods, which manifests shall be prepared by the said railway or other transportation company and subscribed by the proper agent thereof and shall contain a particular description of the goods, by packages, marks, numbers and contents, the destination, the consignor, the consignee, and the route over which the transportation is to be made, and shall distinguish such goods as are in Customs or Excise bond from such goods as are not in Customs or Excise bond. The manifest shall be in the form prescribed by the Minister. 51. Upon the presentation of such manifests at the Canadian frontier port of exit, the proper officer of Customs thereat shall compare such manifests with the waybills of the railway or other transportation company and see that they agree therewith. The cars containing such goods shall be sealed with the Canadian Customs seal under the supervision of the Customs officer present, or, if such goods are to be transported otherwise than in a sealed car, the packages shall be corded and sealed with Canadian Customs seal under like supervision. The proper officer of Customs shall then certify and stamp each of the triplicate manifests, taking care to score with lines the blank portion of each manifest so that no additional articles may be interpolated after signing, deliver one thereof to the agent of the railway or other transportation company to be attached to the waybill and accompany the goods, and immediately return the other two to the Customs House. One of such manifests shall be filed at the Customs House and the other forwarded by first mail to the Collector of Customs and Excise at the Canadian frontier port of re-entry. 52. On arrival at the Canadian frontier port of re-entry, a careful exam- ination must be made of the seals, or the cords and seals, as the case may be, and, if found intact, they shall be removed. Such goods as are not noted on the manifest as being in Canadian Customs or Excise bond shall be released from further Customs surveillance, and such goods as are noted on the manifest as being in Customs or Excise bond shall be forwarded to destination under manifest in the usual form. The officer who has examined the seals, or cords and seals, shall certify the result on the manifest and return one copy of the manifest to the port from which it was issued. Provided, however, in the case of goods in Customs or Excise bond, the officer shall include in such certificate the following additional information, viz: Name of the port to which forwarded and the sending port number of manifest. If the seals be lost or broken, or if the packages, cars or seals appear to have been tampered with, the goods shall be carefully compared with the manifest, and if the circumstances justify such action, shall be detained for seizure and condemnation. In ordinary cases, a comparison by marks and numbers will be sufficient, but if there be well grounded suspicion of fraud the examination will extend to the contents of packages. 53. In any case, where an additional copy or copies of a manifest may be required by a railway or other transportation company for delivery to the United States Customs, such additional copy or copies may be certified by the proper Canadian Customs Officer. E. J. LEMAIRE, Clerk oj the Privy Council.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, C A N A D A CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS Commissioner of Customs _ _ _ _ _ ' Ottawa, 27th September, 1936. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed September Unit V alue 22nd 23rd 24th Argentine Peso $ $ .3226 $ .3220 $ .3214 """astralia Pound 3.8712 3.8630 3.8575 oelgium Belga .1390 .1694 .1698 .1704 Brazil Ml Ireis .0589 .0590 .0590 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0081 1.0060 1.0045 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0347 .0347 .0348 Denmark Krone .2159 .2160 .2155 .2153 Egypt Pound 4.9647 4.9508 Finland Markka .02039 .0213 .0212 .0212 France Franc .0271 .0271 .0270 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4019 .4019 .4015 Great Britain Pound 4,8390 4.8287 4 . 8£18 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0088 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1970 .1972 .1980 India Rupee .3649 .3612 .3603 .3597 Iraq Dinar 4.8390 4.8287 4.8218 Italy Lira .0526 .0529 .0529 .0531 Jamaica Pound 4.8490 4.8388 4.8319 'apan Yen .2950 .2820 .2814 .2812 Mexi co Peso - $ .1957 .1954 .1959 Netherlands Guilder .4020 .5423 .5413 .5401 New Zealand Pound 3.8881 3.8941 3.8885 Norway Krone .2334 .2431 .2426 .2423 Poland Zloty .11218 .1890 .1891 .1898 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0437 .0437 .0436 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5615 .5604 .5611 Spain Peseta .0523 .0520 .0521 Sweden Krona .2396 .2494 .2489 .2487 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2277 .2275 .2286 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0050 1.0063 1.00S8 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1747 .1732 .1773 Hankow Dollar .1747 .1732 .1773 Shanghai Dollar .1743 .1729 .1780 Tientsin Dollar .1734 .1720 .1760 Hong Kong Dollar .3023 .3016 .3024 1938 No. 76j 27. m 1938» j fit* File No. 195011 MEMORANDUM Series D No. 47 T.C. 13 Revised D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A , (Customs Division) To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: Ottawa, 24th September, 1938. TARIFF CHANGE_BY ORDER IN COUNCIL By Order in Council (P.C. 2359), dated the 21st September, 1938, passed under the authority of Section 284, paragraphs (k) and (m) of the Customs Act, it is ordered that: The undermentioned product when imported for the purpose specified be accorded for the period named the tariff treatment hereunder indicated:- Trucks of welded design with tubular frame, cast steel cross members, rubber mountings and rubber insertod wheels, of a class or kind not made in Canada, for use in the construction, maintenance and repair of street railway cars, not to include electric motors or magnetic track brakes; complete parts of the foregoing: From October 1, 1938 to November 30, 1938: British Preferential Tariff Free Intermediate Tariff Free General Tariff 35 p.c. (to be designated as Tariff item 828). Commissioner of Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA 27.stP.ma File No. 195858 Ottawa, 26th September, 1938. "The Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Cantaloupes and Muskmelons, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 14 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 1st October, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 14 1938 SUPPLEMENT No. 5File No. 192667. Series D No. 42 Supplement No. 4 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) OTTAWA. 14th September, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: Hovering in Canadian Waters—Section 151 Customs Act. Herewith is reprinted for your information Order in Council (P.C. 1810), dated 26th July, 1938, published in the Canada Gazette of the 6th August, 1938, the contents of which will be found to be self-explanatory. Commissioner of Customs. L . A . CANNON, Administrator [L.S.] CANADA GEORGE THE SIXTH, by the Grace of God of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions beyond the Seas KING, Defender of the Faith, Em- peror of India. To A L L T O W H O M these Presents shall come or whom the same may in anywise concern, GREETING: A proclamation: F. P. VARCOE, Acting Deputy Minister of Justice, Canada. WHEREAS subsection one of section one hundred and fifty-one of the Customs Act, as enacted by section four of Chapter thirty of the Statutes of 1936, provides as follows:— The provisions of this section shall extend to vessels hovering in Canadian waters, and in the case of any vessel registered in Canada, or of any unreg- istered vessel owned by a person resident or domiciled in Canada, or of any other vessels or class of vessels which the Governor in Council may specify or enumerate by proclamation shall also extend to vessels hovering in Canadian customs waters. A N D WHEREAS Our Minister of National Revenue states that difficulties have arisen in the enforcement of the Customs Act by reason of the presence of smuggling vessels hovering off the Canadian coasts and experience has shown that some of such vessels are British vessels registered outside of Canada. A N D WHEREAS at the request of Our Government in Canada, and in order to facilitate the work of Our Canadian Preventive Service in dealing with these vessels, Our Government in the United Kingdom has agreed, subject to certain conditions and limitations, to the exercise by Our Canadian Customs authorities of the powers contained in the section above in part recited, with respect to vessels registered in parts of the British Commonwealth other than Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Union of South Africa, Eire and India. A N D WHEREAS Our Minister of National Revenue, with the concurrence of the Secretary of State for External Affairs, advise,— 1. that vessels registered in the United Kingdom or any parts of the British Commonwealth other than Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Union of South Africa, Eire and India, be hereby specified as a class of vessels within the meaning of subsection one of section one hundred and fifty-one of the Customs Act. 2. that the provisions of section one hundred and fifty-one of the Customs Act shall extend to any such vessels, hovering in Canadian Customs waters; 3. that the application of the provisions of section one hundred and fifty- one of the Customs Act to any such vessels shall be subject to the following conditions and limitations: (o) the exercise of the right of innocent passage through Canadian waters or Canadian Customs waters, or transit through such waters to a Canadian port by any vessel of such class engaged in legitimate trade shall not constitute hovering; (6) the powers resulting from the proclamation hereinafter provided for under section one hundred and fifty-one of the Customs Act shall not be exer- cised in the case of any vessels of such class exceeding five hundred tons net- register, unless such vessels have been included in a list agreed upon by the Governments of Canada and of the United Kingdom, or unless such vessels were acting in a manner inconsistent with employment in legitimate trade; (c) the exercise of the power to bring any such vessels exceeding five hundred net registered tons into port shall be restricted to vessels included in a list as aforesaid, or to cases in which, after examination, it has been found that the vessel has been engaged, directly or indirectly, in liquor smuggling into Canada. A N D WHEREAS it is expedient that the above provisions shall come into operation and have effect upon, from and after the first day of August in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight. Now K N O W Y E that We by and with the advice of Our Privy Council for Canada do by this Our Proclamation declare and direct that the said pro- visions shall come into operation and have effect upon, from and after the first day of August, in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight. O F A L L W H I C H Our Loving Subjects and all others whom these Presents may concern are hereby required to take notice and to govern themselves ac- cordingly. I N TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent and the Great Seal of Canada to be hereunto affixed: WITNESS: Our Right Trusty and Well-beloved Counsellor the Honourable LAWRENCE ARTHUR DUMOULIN CANNON, Judge of the Supreme Court of Canada and Administrator of the Government of Our Dominion of Canada. A T O U R GOVERNMENT HOUSE, in Our City of Ottawa, this twenty-sixth day of July, in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight and in the second year of Our Reign. By Command, O S C A R C O D E R R E , Acting Under-Secretary of State.File No. 195,767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-26 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 26 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) SEPTEMBER 13, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Depart- mental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows: Copyright Author Classi- Registered by: Title ficatioa The Copp Clark Co. Ltd Hundred Years of Astronomy, Waterfield, R. L Book A (12046) " " Hundred Years of Music, A (12047) Abraham, Gerald Book John C. Winston Co. Ltd Trudi and Hansel (12048) Demuth, Averil Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938.File No. 86550 R ::? 3. SEP. 1938 • Serie« D. No. 51 MCR 22 eii* MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L REVENUE, C A N A D A ( C U S T O M S D I V I S I O N ) Ottawa, 20th September, 1938 To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: "Made in Canada" Rulings H The following ruling transferring goods from the category of "a class or kind not made in Canada" to that of "a class or kind made or produced in Canada" is issued in accordance with the Government's undertaking to give "adequate notice" to parties concerned, and is to be effective three weeks from the date hereof. "High Frequency Electric Vibrators for placing and compacting Concrete." Commissioner of Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CU RRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS. ' Commissioner of Customs 4 __ Ottawa, 23rd September, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Unit Proclaimed Value 19th September 20th 21st Argentine Peso $ * .3219 $ .3232 $ .3231 Australia Pound 3 .8635 3.8776 3.8770 Belgium Belga .1390 .1697 .1694 .1694 Brazil Mllreis .0588 .0589 .0589 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0061 1.0098 1.0098 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2155 .2163 .2164 Egypt Pound 4 .9477 4.9647 4.9647 Finland Markka .02039 .0213 .0213 .0213 France Franc .0271 .0271 .0271 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4023 .4021 .4021 Great Britain Pound 4 . 8294 4.8470 4.8467 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0088 Ne therlands Guilder .4020 .5414 .5433 .5430 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1976 .1970 .1970 India Rupee .3649 .3602 .3617 .3616 Iraq Dinar 4 .8294 4.8470 4.8467 ^Jtaly Lira .0526 .0529 .0529 .0529 Jamaica Pound 4 .8395 4.8571 4.8568 Japan Yen .2950 .2814 .2826 .2824 Mexi co Peso - $ .1953 .1957 .1958 New Zealand Pound 3 .8947 3.9088 3.9080 Norway Krone .2334 .2427 .2435 .2435 Poland Zloty .11218 .1892 .1891 .1891 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0435 .0438 .0438 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5603 .5629 .5628 Spain Peseta .0513 .0520 .0523 Sweden Krona .2396 .2490 .2498 .2498 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2269 .2277 .2277 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0056 1.0050 1.0050 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1760 .1742 • Hankow Dollar .1760 .1742 # Shanghai Dollar .1754 .1740 .1743 Tientsin Dollar .1735 .1731 • Hong Kong Dollar .3010 .3021 .3026 1938 No. 75Stoai. SDiw SEP. 1,938- | ______ j File No. 86550 Series D. No. 51 MCR 21 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, C A N A D A ( C U S T O M S D I V I S I O N ) Ottawa, 19th September, 1938 To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: "Made in Canada" Rulings. The following ruling transferring goods from the category of "a class or kind not made in Canada" to that of "a class or kind made or produced in Canada" is issued in accordance with the Government's undertaking to give "adequate notice" to parties concerned, and is to be effective three weeks from the date hereof. "Hand pack fruit and vegetable fillers are of a class or kind made in Canada." Commissioner of Customs.r rs Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 25 File No. 195,767 T . P . G . N o . 2 Supplement D4-25 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) SEPTEMBER 9 , 1 9 3 8 . To Collectors of Customs and Excise: Copyright Act, 1921, Sections 27 and 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copy- right under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies 'are, 'accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Depart- mental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Title Classi- Registered by : Author fication Smithers & Bonellie Fifty Years a Country Doctor Macartney, William N. (12,041) M.D Book " " Flavins Josephus, His Time and His Critics (12042) Bernstein, Leon Book " Irvin S. Cobb. His Life and Letters (12043) Neuman, Fred G Book " " Parts Unknown (12044) Keyes, Frances Parkin- son Book McClelland & Stewart L t d . . . . Specialist, The (12015) Sale, Charles (Chic ) . . . Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Notification having been received from the agent of the copyright owners that he is no longer interested in the work bearing the title listed hereunder, Collectors are advised that this work may now be permitted importation with- out regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importation, and the title listed hereunder is to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4:— Notification Number Title Author 1,393 Success . Feucbtwanger, Lion. Assistant Commissioner of Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN . . cirec FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS. SEP. 1938 Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 20th September, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed September Unit Value 15th 16th 17th Argentine Peso % $ .3223 $ .3219 $ .3219 -stralia Pound 3.8677 3.8616 3.8464 Belgium Belga .1390 .1696 .1698 .1700 Brazil Mi lreis .0589 .0589 .0591 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0072 1.0056 1.0060 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2158 .2155 .2154 Egypt Pound 4.9577 4.9492 Finland Markka .02039 .0213 .0213 .0213 Prance Franc .0271 .0271 .0271 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4026 .4026 .4030 Great Britain Pound 4.8346 4.8270 4.8287 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0089 .0089 Holland Guilder .4020 .5417 .5411 .5415 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1976 .1977 .1975 India Rupee .3649 .3610 .3601 . 3C00 Iraq Dinar 4.8346 4.8270 4.8267 Italy Lira .0526 .0529 .0529 .0529 <T .laica Pound 4.8447 4.8371 4.8388 Japan Yen .2950 .2817 .2814 .2818 Mexi co Peso - $ .1959 .1984 .1952 New Zealand Pound 3.8989 3.8928 3.8941 Norway Krone .2334 .2430 .2425 .2430 Poland Zloty .11218 .1893 .1893 .1894 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0437 .0438 .0438 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5613 .5602 .5608 Spain Peseta .0528 .0508 .0528 Sweden Krona .2396 .2493 .2490 .2493 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2271 .2268 .2268 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0056 1.0059 1.0063 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1743 .1736 .1749 Hankow Dollar .1743 . 1736 .1749 Shanghai Dollar .1741 .1732 .1745 Tientsin Dollar .1731 .1723 .1746 Hong Kong Dollar .3016 .3016 .3011 1938 No. 74Qtfd). &onf. cpjion \ 21 SEP. 1938 ̂ $t§eb . __ ! File No. 86550 Series D. No. 51 MCR 21 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA ( C U S T O M S D I V I S I O N ) Ottawa, 19th September, 1938 To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: "Made in Canada" Rulings. The following ruling transferring goods from the category of "a class or kind not made in Canada" to that of "a class or kind made or produced in Canada" is issued in accordance with the Government's undertaking to give "adequate notice" to parties concerned, and is to be effective three weeks from the date hereof. "Hand pack fruit and vegetable fillers are of a class or kind made in Canada." Commissioner of Customs.-̂ onf. SRowred 21 SEP. 1938 - Sage*. - t. DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195478 Ottawa, 19th September, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Prunes, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 18 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 26th September, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 18 1938 SUPPLEMENT No. 2DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA (Customs Division) $• APPRAISERS' BULLETIN (Miscellaneous Series) INDEX SUBJECT For the guidance of Customs and Excise Officers. Value of Electrical Transcriptions from the United States. N.B. goods shall not be entered at less Commissioner of Customs. than their true invoice value. Ottawa, 12th September, 1938. Pile No. 193562. Value of Electrical Transcriptions from the United States. (1) Sound effect records, and other records having a definite fair market value in the country of export. The lowest value for duty purposes is held to be the fair market value as sold for home consumption in the usual and ordinary course of trade at the time and place of direct shipment to Canada. (2) Transcription library services. The lowest scription, faced. value for duty purposes is regardless of playing time held to be $4.00 and size, single per tran- or double (3) Electrical transcription series and syndicated programmes, with or without recorded advertising. The lowest value for duty purposes of such transcriptions, regard- less of playing time and size, is held to be as follows: Single faced, Double faced, .00 each, '.50 each. In no case may the value for duty purposes be less than the actual selling price to the purchaser in Canada, including any royalty, rent or other charge for use of such transcriptions in Canada. Electrical transcriptions are, at present, held to be of a class or kind not made or produced in Canada and consquently special or dumping duty is not applicable. MISC. No. 18DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS. Ottawa, 16th September, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed September Unit Value 12th 13th 14th Argentine Peso $ | .3221 $ .3218 $ .3220 Australia Pound 3.8655 3.8611 3.8603 Belgium Belga .1390 .1692 .1694 .1700 Brazil Milrels .0590 .0589 .0590 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0066 1.0055 1.0053 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0347 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2157 .2155 .2154 Egypt Pound 4.9547 4.9446 4.9438 Finland Markka .02039 .0213 .0213 .0212 France Franc .0271 .0270 .0271 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4023 .4022 .4030 Great Britain Pound 4.8319 4.8264 4.8253 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0083 Holland Guilder .4020 .5418 .5411 .5410 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1975 .1975 .1979 India Rupee .3649 .3605 .3599 . 3C 0 1 Iraq Dinar 4.8319 4.8264 4 .8253 ^-Ttaly Lira .0526 .0529 .0529 .0530 Jamaica Pound 4.8420 4.8365 4.8354 Japan Yen .2950 .2817 .2819 .2813 Mexi co Peso - $ .1935 .1952 .1955 New Zealand Pound 3.8969 3.8923 3.8914 Norway Krone .2334 .2428 .2425 .2424 Poland Zloty .11218 .1891 .1891 . 1895 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0438 .0438 .0437 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5605 .5598 .5598 Spain Peseta .0524 .0524 .0525 Sweden Krona .2396 .2491 .2488 .2488 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2269 .2267 .2268 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0050 1.0050 1.0069 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1704 .1713 .1762 Hankow Dollar .1704 .1713 .1762 Shanghai Dollar .1705 .1715 .1759 Tientsin Dollar .1696 .1705 .1/50 Hong Kong Dollar .3013 .3010 .3003 1938 No. 73\ ® f' C" i l SEP. 1936 \ v m \ <3;aQeb. - DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195478 Ottawa, 16th September, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has directed that the application of the value fixed for Green Beans imported into Canada as per Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 10 (1938) (see Supplement No. 4), be suspended in respect of importation into the Provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, effective on entries on and after the 24th September, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE - NO. 10 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 517, SEP. im I . . . -Ja- J 9ittf I Series D No. 50 T D & R 12 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T OF N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) OTTAWA, September 6, 1938. To Collectors oj Customs and Excise, and others concerned: Departmental Rulings File 194551. The ruling in Appraisers' Bulletin No. 4236, "File No. 172285," which is hereby superseded and which stated that fractions of a degree of proof spirit might be disregarded in testing wines for duty purposes, was also intended to convey the advice that fractions of a degree of proof spirit should not be dis- regarded in testing spirituous liquors for duty purposes. While, in testing wines, you may continue to disregard, for duty purposes, fractions of a degree of proof spirit, until their strength reaches exactly 40 per cent, you will please see that fractions of degrees of proof spirit are not dis- regarded in testing, for duty purposes, future importations of spirituous liquors, and wines containing more than 40 per cent proof spirit. File 192874. Materials of a class or kind not made in Canada, specially designed for use as hat braids only, which are made chiefly of visca, cellophane, or similar synthetic fibres, but not including what is generally known as rayon or artificial silk, specially woven in widths exceeding 6 inches with false selvedges inserted at regular intervals so that they may be slit and are actually slit before import- ation into strips 6 inches wide or less, without danger of unravelling at the edges, may be permitted entry under Tariff Item 569c, provided the provisions of the item are otherwise complied with. This ruling refers only to the particular type of materials generally known in the hat manufacturing trade as Hat Braids and is not to be taken as modify- ing or cancelling in any manner the Departmental rulings that materials cut into strips from wide fabrics are not entitled to entry under the ordinary narrow fabric items, such as, for example, items 542a, 562 and 562a. File 194731. Smelling salts, which are composed mainly of ammonia or ammonia com- pounds, with possibly a small amount of perfume, may be classified under tariff item 220. (This ruling is effective on and after 30th March, 1938.) [OVER] File 160222. Small dry batteries, although used in flashlights, are dutiable under tariff item 445e. (This ruling is effective on and after 29th March, 1938.) File 194955. Periodical publications printed in the United States or other favoured nation country, which are not issued or distributed in such country, but which are intended for issue or distribution in Canada only, are not entitled to entry under tariff item Ex. 169, 184b, 184c, 184d of the Canada-United States Trade Agree- ment. File 194710. Embossed paper, formerly classified under tariff item 199, is now held to be dutiable as follows when imported in square or oblong sheets or in rolls,— (a) Embossed but not coated Tariff item 197; (b) Coated and embossed Tariff item 198. File 195294. Knitted wool bootees, per samples submitted, having formed soles of knitted material attached to the uppers thereof, are held to be dutiable as "knitted goods, n.o.p.", under tariff item 568, rather than as "socks and stockings" under tariff item 568a. File 168333. Common and colourless window glass weighing not over 34 ounces per square foot, not being plate, may be entered under tariff item 318. Glass in sheets weighing over 34 ounces per square foot, not being plate, is dutiable under tariff item 319. Commissioner of Customs.File No. 195767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-24 Series D No. 4 (Revised, 1938) Supplement No. 24 ; 7 SIR* MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in sub- section 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised, 1938. Notification having been received from the agents of the copyright owners that they are no longer interested in the works bearing the titles listed here- under, Collectors are advised that these works may now be permitted importa- tion without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importation, and the titles listed hereunder are to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4 :— Notification Number Title Author 10G62 Call Back Love Grant, Margaret. 10618 Little Town Morgan, Beatrice Burton. 9875 Married People Rinehart, Mary Roberts. 9871 Red Box, The Stout, Rex. Copyright registered by : The Copp Clark Co. Ltd. Title Island Magic (12039) Middle Window, The (12040) Author Goudge, Elizabeth.. Goudge, Elizabeth.. Classification Book Book Commissioner of Customs.CIRCULAR No. 799-C DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA. (Excise Division) Ottawa, 12th September, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, (St! 1:7, SEP, . Re: Form E. 172 -A, Monthly Statement of Excise Tax Arrears 4 Instructions in Circular No. 793-C, dated Octobor 28, 1937, and Supplement No. 1 thereto, dated March 30, 1938, are hereby cancelled. In future, Form E. 172-A is to be forwarded to the Superin- tendent of Excise Tax Collections in "Y" envelope as soon as possible after the first of each month but not later than the tenth and is to include all excise tax arrears on the last day of the preceding month. Please note that taxes payable on the last day of the preceding month do not become arrears until the first of the following month and are not to be included in the answers to lines (1), (2), (3) and (4). The following instructions are given as to the use of each line on Form E. 172-A: (1) Liquidation Cases: To include arrears owing by licensees who have gone under the provisions of the Bankruptcy Act, the Winding-up Act, the Companies Creditors Arrangement Act, Bulk Sales Act or in cases where a bailiff's sale has taken place or the business has been discontinued. v2) Legal Cases: To include arrears when the account has been placed with a Legal Agent for collection or legal action, or an Exchequer Court judgment has been obtained. All the arrears are to be included unless already shown under the heading "Liquidation Cases". (3) Balance of arrears: All other arrears are to be shown on line (3). (4) Total arrears: The total of (1), (2) and (3) is to be shown on line (4). (5) Number of licenses in force--sales and manufacturers: Show separately the number of sales tax licenses and other excise tax licenses in force. (6) Total number of licensees in arrears: Show the number of licensees in arrears at your port. If a licensee holds two licenses, one sales tax and another excise tax, count only once, if in arrears. (over) (7) Number of licensees who have not filed returns: Give number of licensees failing to file returns unless an Excise Tax Auditor has covered the period for which returns have not been filed or unless the licensee is also in arrears and has been included in the number of licensees in arrears on line (6). When you have been advised that a file is closed or arrears have been transferred to Suspense Account, arrears are not to be included in the amounts shown on Form E. 172-A. Except in such cases as the foregoing, when a license has been cancelled and arrears are out- standing, such arrears are to be included in the amounts shown on Form E. 172-A. The amounts -shown on lines (1), (2), (3) and (4) are to include arrears of taxes only. Penalties, court costs or fines are not to be included. The figures reported by your port are submitted periodically to the Auditor General and myself. Care should be exercised to see that all information furnished is exact. Commissioner of Excise,Circular No. 220-C Second Revision (1936) Supplement " A " D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E (EXCISE DIVISION) OTTAWA, September 8th, 1 9 3 8 . To Collectors of Customs and Excise and others concerned: Circular No. 220-C, 2nd Revision (1936) is hereby amended by adding thereto as Article " I " the REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE FORTIFICATION OF NATIVE WINE BY REGISTERED WINE MANUFACTURERS as established under authority of an Order in Council dated September 1st, 1938. These regulations supersede all previous departmental regulations and are effective as of September 1, 1938. A R T I C L E " I " REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE FOBTIFICATION OF NATIVE W I N E BY REGISTEBED W I N E MANUFACTURERS 1. Registered wine manufacturers as referred to in the Excise Act and in these Regulations shall mean and include wineries licensed as bonded manu- facturers for the fortification of native wine. 2. A wine manufacturer operating under a permit issued by any of the provinces of Canada who desires to fortify native fruit wine with spirits obtained by the distillation of wine produced at a registered winery from native fruits shall be required to make application for a licence as a bonded manufacturer. 3. The licence fee shall be $50.00 per annum and the bond of an approved guarantee company shall be in the sum of $5,000 provided, however, that whenever the accrued duty on spirits warehoused exceeds this amount, a new bond shall be taken for a sum sufficient to cover the increased amount of duty as provided for in the Excise Act. 4. Article " A " of "Consolidated Regulations governing Manufactures in Bond" will apply to supervision of these licensed premises, including payment of officers' supervision fees as therein provided. 5. Supervision is intended to include the attendance of two or more officers at all fortification operations including testing of spirits, ware- housing, ex-warehousing for fortification, convoying of spirits and other duties requiring the presence of officers of excise, and supervision fees shall be charged for the aggregate number of hours of all the officers in attendance during the month. 2 6. The licensee will be required to provide a bonding warehouse constructed in accordance with excise regulations, for the purpose of storing fruit spirits as above described, in bond, for use in fortifying native wine only. 7. Wine for distillation of spirits to be used for the fortification of native wine may be shipped to licensed distillers by registered wine manufacturers only. 8. Wine spirits, immediately upon arrival at the licensed premises, are to be weighed and tested by two officers of excise and a detailed statement of the weighing and testing is to be kept in a book to be provided by the department, "Entry for Warehouse" on Form B.51, being passed accordingly. The wine spirit is then to be placed under Crown lock in the warehouse provided for that purpose. 9. If, however, the spirits are transferred direct from the distillery to the winery, both within the confines of the same port, and are convoyed by two officers of excise, the spirits need not be again weighed and tested if immediately taken for fortification but the quantity as shown on the transfer entry shall be the quantity warehoused. 10. Wine spirits removed in barrels or drums, if not taken for immediate fortification, shall be stored only in the original packages. 11. Provided departmental permission has been given, and tank weigh scales approved by the Inspector of Excise are installed on the licensed premises, removals of wine spirits direct from a licensed distillery may be made by bonded tank truck secured at all inlets and outlets by Crown lock. 12. Wine spirits so removed in tank trucks, if not taken immediately from the weigh scales for fortification, shall be stored only in tanks secured by Crown lock installed in the bonding warehouse. 13. Wine spirits shall not be transferred from barrels or drums to tanks or from tanks to barrels or drums in the warehouse of a licensed winery. 14. Wine spirits when ex-warehoused for fortifying purposes are to be weighed and tested by the officers and any assessable deficiency found is to be accounted for by payment of duty at the current rate on a regular "Entry for Consumption." 15. Delivery of wine spirits ex-warehouse will be made as required for immediate use in quantities of not less than ten standard gallons on "Entry for Consumption Ex-Warehouse", Form B.52, having endorsed across the face thereof the words "Free for fortification of native wine". 16. When wine spirits are conveyed either by direct gravity flow or by pump, the pipe lines conveying same shall be in clear view throughout their entire course from the warehouse to the fortifying tank and it shall be the duty of one officer to remain at the exit of the spirits from the warehouse weigh tank and the other at the entry of the spirits into the tank containing the wine being fortified to ensure that all of the spirits released have entered the wine tank which shall then be thoroughly plunged in the presence of the officer. To preclude any loss or recovery of the spirits which may have remained in the pipe line, it will be required that sufficient wine be run or pumped through the spirit line immediately after completion of fortification to prevent possibility of any quantity of spirits remaining therein. 3 17. As provided in the Excise Act, spirits for the fortification of native wine when stored in wooden barrels, in a bonding warehouse at a registered winery may, in the event of a deficiency arising, be subject to an abatement which shall not exceed two-thirds of one per centum for each complete month after the date of original warehousing, but no abatement shall be allowed for a period of more than twelve months, and every such abatement shall be made in respect of each specific package and shall in no case exceed the actual deficiency found to exist in the package. Deficiencies within the legal allowance are to be accounted for on Legal Allowance Form, B.74. 18. Applications, on Form N.21, to write off deficiencies found to have arisen in wine spirits stored in drums or Crown locked tanks in bonded warehouses are to be made by the licensee through the Collector of Customs and Excise to the department. The application is to be accompanied by the certificate of weight of the Officer in Charge who shall show the net weight of wine spirits taken for use from the individual shipment or bond upon which the deficiency arose. If the deficiency does not exceed one per cent of the quantity warehoused, remission may be granted under authority of this circular. Should the deficiency exceed one per cent, duty at the current rate will be collected upon the quantity in excess of one per cent. 19. Fortification of wine will be permitted only after same has been placed in the storage tank. 20. After the wine has been fortified and the tank thoroughly plunged in the presence and to the satisfaction of the officer, a representative sample shall be drawn by him and tested by two officers of excise by means of a test still. 21. If upon analysis the wine is found to be in excess of 31-5 per cent of proof spirit, the manufacturer shall either: (a) Reduce the spirit content of the wine and repeat the procedure set forth in Section 20, or (b) Permit the wine upon completion of manufacture to be secured under Crown lock, until released for export or for disposal to any provincial Liquor Control Board or Commission desiring to purchase native wine of greater strength than 31-5 per cent of proof spirits under specific depart- mental authority to be obtained in advance. 22. Wine may not, under any circumstances, be fortified, at a registered winery, to a strength exceeding 40 per cent of proof spirit. 23. Every licensee shall, at the end of each month submit to the Collector of Customs and Excise a monthly return in triplicate on Form K.56 and, at the end of each fiscal year or at the closing out of business, an annual return, also in triplicate, on Form G.64. Commissioner of Excise.D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A CURRENCY BULLETIN F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D EXCISE O F F I C E R S . Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 13th September, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Unit Proclaimed Value 8th September 9th 10th argentine Peso $ $ .3226 $ .3224 $ .3219 Australia Pound 3 .8705 3.8656 3 .8620 Belgium Belga . 1390 .1689 .1688 .1688 Brazil Milreis .0586 .0586 .0588 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0079 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2159 .2157 .2155 Egypt Pound 4 .9624 4.9523 Finland Markka .02039 .0214 .0214 .0214 France Franc . 0272 .0271 .0271 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4017 .4015 .4013 Great Britain Pound 4 .8381 4.8321 4 .8275 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 .0088 Holland Guilder .4020 .5422 .5417 .5413 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1970 .1970 .1972 India Rupee .3649 .3604 .3600 .3600 Dinar 4 .8381 4.8321 4 .8275 .utaly Lira .0526 .0527 .0527 .0528 Jamaica Pound 4 .8481 4.8421 4 .8376 Japan Yen .2950 .2820 .2819 .2821 Mexico Peso - $ .1948 .1946 .1949 New Zealand Pound 3 .9016 3.8968 3 .8931 Norway Krone .2334 .2431 .2428 .2427 Poland Zloty .11218 .1888 .1888 .1888 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0438 .0437 .0438 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5617 .5608 .5600 Spain Peseta .0514 .0513 .0517 Sweden Krona .2396 .2494 .2491 .2489 Switzerland Franc . 1930 .2271 .2269 .2268 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0025 1.0025 1 .0031 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1704 .1704 .1702 Hankow Dollar .1704 .1704 .1702 Shanghai Dollar . 1704 .1704 .1700 Tientsin Dollar .1695 .1690 Hong Kong Dollar .3024 .3021 .3015 1938 No. 72$)tfd). ̂ o n u SDZoutreaC ®iuy. 12 Sep. mm* No. 746 Supplement No. 1 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A , (Customs Division) Ottawa, 7th September, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: importations of Butter from New ZeaiancL Order in Council (P.C. 2026) dated 31st August, 1938, approved by His Excellency the Administrator in Council, cancels Order in Council (P.C. 627) dated 26th March, 1934, whereby it was ordered that in computing the value for duty of butter imported from New Zealand, the rate of exchange should be $4.86-2/3 to the pound, the currency of New Zealand. In computing the value for duty of butter imported from New Zealand, the value of the New Zealand pound, until further instructed, will be the current exchange value in terms of the Canadian dollar at the date of shipment of the butter to Canada. Memorandum No. 746 is hereby cancelled. Commissioner of Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS. " 1 1 Uli»-., ..vi».:-—.. — - 10. SEP 1938 f Ass't Commissioner of Customs [ -iilfjCO '» v/iV. Ottawa, 9th September, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed September Unit Value 6 th 7th Argentine Peso $ $ .3227 $ .3226 Australia Pound 3 .8694 3.8694 Belgium Belga .1390 .1695 .1689 Brazil Milreis .0587 .0588 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0076 1.0076 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2159 .2159 Egypt Pound (100 1 Piastres) 4 .9539 4.9539 Finland Markka .02039 .0214 .0213 France Franc .0271 .0271 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4012 .4016 Great Britain Pound 4 .8367 4.8367 Greece Drachma .0091 .0088 .0088 Holland Guilder .4020 .5420 .5416 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1972 .1972 India Rupee .3649 .3603 .3605 Iraq Dinar 4 .8367 4.8367 Italy Lira .0526 .0527 .0527 Jamaica Pound 4 .8467 4.8467 Japan Yen .2950 .2820 .2820 Mexico Peso - $ .1952 .1972 Norway Krone .2334 .2430 .2430 Poland Zloty .11218 .1889 .1888 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0438 .0437 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5635 .5630 Spain Pese ta .0522 .0526 Sweden Krona .2396 .2494 .2489 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2269 .2270 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0028 1.0028 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1705 .1705 Hankow Dollar .1705 .1705 Shanghai Dollar .1702 .1702 Tientsin Dollar .1696 .1692 Hong Kong Dollar .3023 .3018 1938 No. 71$>ffd). &onf. tOlottfreat (Sing. 9, SEP. 1938* DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA Pile No. 195478 the application of the value fixed for Peaches imported into Canada, as per Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 16 (1938) (see Supplement No. 2), he suspended in respect of importation into the Provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, effective on entries on and after the 10th September, 1938. Ottawa, 8th September, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has directed that Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE - NO. 16 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 4DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195478 che application of the value fixed for Peaches imported into Canada, as per Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No, 16 (1938) (see Supplement No. 2), be suspended in respect of importation into the Provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, effective on entries on and after the 15th September, 1938. Ottawa, 6th September, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has directed that Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE - NO. 16 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 3sei im DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195478 Ottawa, 8th September, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has directed that he application of the value fixed for Cantaloupes and Muskmelons imported into Canada as per Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 14 (1938) (see Supplement No. 3), be suspended in respect of impor- tation into the Provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, effective on entries on and after the 17th September, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE - NO. 14 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 4D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A CURRENCY BULLETIN F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S . Ottawa, 6th September, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed Unit Value 1st September 2nd 3rd .gentine Peso $ .3242 $ .3240 $ . Australia Pound 3 .8895 3.8895 3.8835 Belgium Belga .1390 .1690 .1691 .1693 Brazil Mi lreis .0586 .0586 • Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0129 1.0129 1.0113 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 .0345 Denmark Krone .2159 .2170 .2170 .2167 Egypt Pound (100 Piastres) 4 .9848 4,9843 Finland Markka .02039 .0214 .0214 .0215 France Franc .0272 .0273 .0272 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4012 .4013 .4014 Great Britain Pound 4 . 8618 4.8618 4 .8543 Greece Drachma .0091 .0089 .0089 • Hoiland Guilder .4020 .5450 .5452 .5442 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1970 .1970 • J-ndia Rupee .3649 .3615 .3618 • -raq Dinar 4 . 8618 4.8618 4.8543 Italy Lira .0526 .0527 .0527 • Jamaica Pound 4 .8718 4.8718 4.8643 Japan Yen .2950 .2833 .2831 .2831 Mexi co Peso - $ .1951 .1952 • Norway Krone .2334 .2443 .2443 .2439 Poland Zloty .11218 .1886 .1887 .1887 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0441 .0441 • Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5669 .5664 .5665 Spain Pese ta .0568 .0568 Sweden Krona .2396 .2507 .2507 • Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2284 .2283 .2276 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0016 1.0019 1.0022 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1706 .1711 • Hankow Dollar .1706 .1711 • Shanghai Dollar .1705 .1709 .1719 Tientsin Dollar .1698 .1700 • Hong Kong Dollar .3038 .3036 .3042 1938 No. 70r — - File No. 182508 No. 534 >. , ,^ .1 i supplement No. 10 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, {Customs Division) Ottawa, 2nd September, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: and others concerned: NEW ZEALAND TRADE AGREEMENT, 1932. You are advised that, by Order in Council (P.C. 2094), dated the 25th August, 1938, the New Zealand Trade Agreement, 1932, published in Memorandum No. 534, has been further extended until the 30th September, 1939, subject to the modifications set forth in Orders in Council P.C. 3579 of the 14th November, 1935, pub- lished in Memorandum No. 534, Supplement No. 7, and P.C. 2416 of the 29th September, 1937, published in Memorandum No. 534, Supplement No. 9. Commissioner of Customs.File No. 195777 Series D. No. 3 T - PG No. 1 Supplement No. 93 Supplement No. 93 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, (Customs Division) Ottawa, 2nd September, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, Prohibited Publications Referring to Memorandum Series D, No. 3, (T-PG No. 1), you are advised that the following publications are pro- hibited importation into Canada under the provisions of Section 13 and Item 1201, Schedule "C" of The Customs Tariff, viz:- " The Truth Seeker" Published twice monthly by the Truth Seeker Company, 38 Park Row, New York. "Romantic Story" "Advanced Sex Studies" Published monthly by Fawcett Publications, Inc., Eleventh and Broadway, Louisville, Ky, A book by Frederick Tilney, published at Box 305, Holly- wood, Florida. "Manon L'Escroc" An illustrated book by Geo. London, Published by Les Editions De France, 20, Avenue Rapp, Vile, Paris, France, "Femmes A Vendre Ou A Louer" A book by I.ouis-Charles Royer", published by Les Editions De France, 20, Avenue Rapp, Vile, Paris, France. Commissioner of Customs.T.-R. 1 Supplement No. 6 (Tourists' and Travellers' Automobiles) Series D No 8 Supplement No. 6 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T OF N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A , (Customs Division) Ottawa, 2nd September, 1938 I (• sep IQJR To Collectors of Customs and Excise: and others concerned: TRAVELLERS' VEHICLES That sentence contained in Section (7) of Memorandum Series D No. 8, as set forth in Supplement No. 4, commencing, "Provided, however, " is superseded by the following: Provided, however, that goods arriving by highway vehicles entitled to entry on Form B-4 as settlers' effects, and goods for bona fide exhihitions or horses for racing pur- poses eligible for entry on Form B-18, may be allowed to proceed to interior destinations under Traveller's Vehicle Permit for the ve- hicle, and Manifest Form A-8 for the goods, without convoy, and the same privilege may be granted theatrical scenery and effects, and horses for breeding purposes, if the report and deposit required under Memoranda Series D No. 22 and No. b, respectively, are not made at the frontier. Commissioner of Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA I ei, • - & SIR 1938 File No. 195478 Ottawa, 2nd September , 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Green Peas, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 9 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 6th September, 1938. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 9 1938 SUPPLEMENT No. 7File No. 194241 Series D No. 47 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, (Customs Division) Ottawa, 2nd September, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: TARTFF CHANGE BY ORDER TN COUNCIL By Order in Council (P.C. 2172), dated the 31st August, 1938, passed under the authority of Section 284, of the Customs Act, the following regulation is made and established: R_E C r U L A T I O N The articles specified in Tariff Item 438c are subject to the reduced rates of duties of Customs, as hereinafter set forth, when Imported for use as original equipment by a manufacturer of automobiles, motor vehicles, electric trackless trolley buses or chassis, enumerated in Tariff Items 438a and 424, viz.:- Provided, that if the above articles are imported for use as original equipment by a manufacturer of automobiles, motor vehicles, electric trackless trolley buses or chassis enumerated i tariff items 438a and 424 whose total factory output during the year in which importation is sought does not exceed ten thousand complete automobiles, motor vehi- cles, electric trackless trolley buses or chassis, and pro- vided that not less than forty per centum of the factory cost of production of such automobiles, motor vehicles, electric trackless trolley buses or chassis, not to include duties and taxes, is incurred in the British Empire, the rates of duty under this item shall be British Preferential Tariff Free Intermediate Tariff Free General Tariff 25 p.c. The Order in Council referred to is effective on and after the 3rd September, 1938, the date of publication in the "Canada Gazette". Commissioner of Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS. «stich /ffgi^u. Gitig. • 3. SEK 1938 - / Commissioner of Customs Sdfleo. .... -.r--̂. O t t a w a , 2nd S e p t e m b e r , 1 9 3 8 . Re Currency ol Invoice Countr M o n e t a r y Proclaimed Unit Value 29th August 30th 31st "-gentine Peso % $ .3251 $ .3£45 $ .3240 Australia Pound 3 .9008 3.8920 3 .8900 Belgium Belga .1390 .1691 .1690 .1689 Brazil Mllreis .0586 .0586 .0587 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0160 1.0135 1 .0131 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0345 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2177 .2172 .2170 Egypt Pound (100 Piastres) 4 .9992 4.9880 4 .9862 Finland Markka .02039 .0215 .0214 .0214 France Franc .0273 .0273 .0273 Germany Rei chsmark .3200 .4012 .4011 .4012 Great Britain Pound 4 .8761 4.8650 4 .8628 Greece Drachma .0091 .0089 .0089 . 0083 Holland i Guilder .4020 .5459 .5450 .5410 H u n g a r y Pengo .1749 .1969 .1968 .1969 India Rupee .3649 .3626 .3617 .3614 / ^ a q Dinar 4 .8761 4.8650 4 .8628 x oaly Lira .0526 .0527 .0527 .0527 Jamaica Pound 4 .8861 4 . 8728 Japan . Y e n .2950 .2841 .2837 .2834 Mexi co Peso - $ . 1973 .1949 .1954 Norway Krone .2334 .2450 .2445 .2443 Poland Zloty .11218 .1885 .1885 .1885 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0443 .0442 .0441 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5680 .5668 .5657 Spain Pese ta .0576 .0576 .0567 Sweden Krona .2396 .2514 .2508 .2507 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2280 .2283 .2283 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0013 1.0013 1 .0013 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1720 .1716 .1718 Hankow Dollar .1720 .1716 .1718 Shanghai Dollar .1715 .1714 .1714 Tientsin Dollar .1706 .1705 .1704 Hong Kong Dollar .3045 .3043 .3035 1938 No. 69' , 1 2 SEP, 1 9 3 8 File No. 195,767 Series D No. 4 T.P.G. No. 2 (Revised 1938) Supplement D4-23 Supplement No. 23 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) SEPTEMBER 1, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copy- right under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in depart- mental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Classi- Registered by: Title Author fication The Musson Book Co. Ltd..Abandon Shipl (12004) Campbell, Admiral Gordon. V.C Book Admiral Death (12005) Baldwin, Hanson Book " " " Case of the Cheating Bride, The (12006) Propper, Milton Book " " " Chateaubriand: Poet, States- man, Lover (12007) Maurois, Andre Book " " " Church Can Save the World. The (12008) Shoemaker, Samuel M. Book " Crooked Hinge, The (12009)..Carr, John Dickson.. . Book Days of Hope (12010) Malraux, Andre Book " " " Designing Women (12011) Byers, Margaretta Book " " " Enchanted Vagabonds (12012). Lamb, Dana and Cleveland, June- Book " " " Enjoyment of Literature (12013) Powys, John Cowper.. Book " " " Evolution of Physics, The (12014) Einstein, Professor Al- bert and Inf eld, Leo- pold Book " " " Fiftv Years a Woman (12015) Ross, Ishbel Book " " " Folk Songs We Love to Sing (12016) Van Loon, Hendrik Willem and Castag- netta, Grace Book (OVER) öopyright Classi-. Registered by: Title Author fication The Musson Book Co. Ltd..Follow the Saint (12017) Charteris, Leslie Book " " " Guide to Understanding the Bible, A (12018) Fosdick, Harry Emer- son Book " " " Heads off at Midnight (12019) Beeding, Francis Book " " " Heroes, The (12020) Brand, Millen Book " " In Hazard (12021) Hughes, Richard Book " " " Konigsmark (12022) Mason, A. E. W Book " " " Lake of the Royal Crocodiles, The (12023) Bigland, Eileen Book " " Little Doc, The: The Life of Allan Roy Dafoe (12024)... Hunt, Frazier Book " " " Lucky Dogs (12025) Chance, Michael Book " " " Miniature Camera Work (12026) Morgan, Willard and Lester, Henry— Edited by Book " " " Mr. Despondency's Daughter (12027) Parrish, Anne Book Nazi Primer (12028) Childs, Harwood L.— Translated and with a preface by Book " " " No Armour Against Fate (12029) Pedler, Margaret Book " " " No Greater Love (12030) Orczy, Baroness Book " " " Peace with the Dictators? (12031) Angell, Norman Book " " " Photographic Studies of the Nude (12032) Everard, John Book " " " Pianist Shoots First, The (12033) Fairlie, Gerard Book " " " Roaring Guns (12034) Statler, David Book " " " Seven Days Hard (12035) Parkman. Sydney Book " " " Ship by Herself (12036) Jordan, Humfrey Book " " " Steps of the Sun, The (12037). Muggeridge. Malcolm. Book " " " Thev Gave us a Country Benes, Dr. Edward and (12038) Preston, Hayter Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Commissioner of Customs. 64S54File No. 195,767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-22 e 12. SEP, 1938 Supplement No. 22 'CdKjeu. va. ~ - Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) AUGUST 3 0 , 1 9 3 8 . To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the.exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Classi- Regisbered by : Title Author fication John C. Winston Co. L t d . . . . Contract Bridge for Beginners (11997) Cuibertson, Josephine. Book " " " " Richard of Bordeaux (11998). Daviot, Gordon Book " " " Stories from the Old Testa- ment (11999) Petersham, Maud & Miska Book " " Story of David (12000) Petersham, Maud & Miska Book " " " " Story of Joseph and His Brothers, The (12001) Petersham, Maud & Miska Book " " Story of Moses, The (12002). Petersham, Maud & Miska Book " " Story of Ruth, The (12003).. Petersham, Maud & Miska Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Notification having been received from the agents of the copyright owners that they are no longer interested in the works bearing the titles listed here- under, Collectors are advised that these works may now be permitted importa- [OVEK] tion without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importation, and the titles listed hereunder are to be deleted from Memor- andum Series D No. 4:— Notification Number Title Author 5249 Lust for Life Stone, Irving 9043 Sisters, The Brinig, Myron 9767 Thou Shall Not Love Soarberry, Alma 10484 Your Puppy and Mine Beamish, H. V. Commissioner oj Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS. Ottawa, 30th August, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed Unit Value 25th Augus t 26th 27th Argentine Peso $ $ .3262 $ .3£ 58 $ .3258 Australia Pound 3 .9147 3.9038 3.9065 Belgium Belga .1390 .1691 .1692 .1693 Brazil Milreis .0585 .0585 .0589 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0194 1.0182 1.0173 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0347 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2183 .2182 .2180 Egypt Pound ( 100 Piastres) 5 .0165 5.0109 Finland Markka .02039 .0216 .0214 .0215 Prance Franc .0274 .0274 .0274 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4018 .4017 .4018 Great Britain Found 4 .8933 4.8873 4.8832 Greece Drachma .0091 .0089 .0089 .0090 Holland Guilder .4020 .5486 .5481 .5475 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1971 .1970 .1971 India Rupee .3649 .3636 .3628 .3633 Iraq Dinar 4 .8933 4.8873 4.8832 Italy Lira .0526 .0527 .0527 .0527 Jamaica Pound 4 .9033 4.8973 4.8932 Japan Yen .2950 .2831 .2847 .2850 Mexi co Peso - $ .1971 .1946 .1930 Norway Krone .2334 .2458 .2455 .2455 Poland Zloty .11218 .1889 .1887 .1887 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0443 .0443 .0443 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5700 .5692 .5692 Spain Pese ta .0576 .0576 .0576 Sweden Krona .2396 .2522 .2519 .2518 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2298 .2296 .2295 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0025 1.0022 1.0022 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1724 .1723 .1722 Hankow Dollar .1724 .1723 .1722 Shanghai Dollar .1722 .1718 .1724 Tientsin Dollar .1713 . 1709 .1703 Hong Kong Dollar .3056 .3055 .3058 1938 No. 68DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS. F Ä SOhmfreai ©ng.: 2 7, Ätfä V .f p Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 26th August, 1938. Country Re Currency of Invoice Monetary Proclaimed August Unit Value 22nd 23rd 24th rgentlne Peso $ $ .3265 $ .3264 $ .3265 Australia Pound, 3 .9172 3 .9164 3 .9182 Belgium Belga .1390 .1691 .1693 .1689 Brazil Milreis .0584 .0588 .0587 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0201 1 .0199 1 .0204 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2185 .2185 .2185 Egypt Pound (100 Piastres) 5 .0202 5 .0172 5 .0214 Finland Markka .02039 .0216 .0216 .0216 France Franc .0274 .0274 .0275 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4022 .4020 .4020 Great Britain Pound 4 .8965 4 .8955 4 .8977 Greece Drachma .0091 .0089 .0090 .0089 Holland ! Guilder .4020 .5489 .5488 .5490 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1974 .1974 .1973 India Rupee . 3649 .3650 .3644 .3641 raq D inar 4 .8965 4 .8955 4 .8977 Italy Lira .0526 .0528 .0528 .0528 Jamaica Pound 4 .9065 4 .9055 4 .9078 Japan Yen .2950 .2854 .2852 .2852 Mexi co Peso - $ . 1992 .1997 .1995 Norway Krone .2334 .2460 .2459 .2460 Poland Zloty .11218 .1891 .1883 .1890 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0444 .0443 .0443 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5703 .5705 .5705 Spain Peseta .0577 .0577 .0577 Sweden Krona .2396 .2525 .2524 .2524 Swi tzerland Franc . 1930 .2299 .2299 .2300 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0034 1 .0034 1 .0033 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1706 .1711 . 1727 Hankow Dollar .1706 .1711 .1727 Shanghai Dollar .1703 .1703 .1725 Tientsin Dollar .1694 .1697 .1712 Hong Kong Dollar .3056 .3057 . 30o0 1938 No. 67DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA C U R R E N C Y BULLETIN F O R THE G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D EXCISE O F F I C E R S . i § 4 Aua m Sftgeb. —- Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 23rd August, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed August Unit Value 18th 19th 20th A ;entine Peso $ .3265 $ .3264 $ .3265 Australia Pound 3 .9176 3.9164 3 .9174 Belgium Belga .1390 .1689 .1689 .1691 Brazil Milreis .0586 .0587 .0588 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0202 1.0199 1 .0202 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2185 .2185 .2184 Egypt Pound (100 Piastres) 5 .0188 5.0188 Finland Markka .02039 .0216 .0216 .0217 France Franc .0274 .0274 .0274 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4024 .4023 .4025 Great Britain Pound 4 .8970 4.8956 4 .8968 Greece Drachma .0091 .0090 .0089 .0090 Holland Guilder .4020 .5490 .5486 .5486 Hungary Pengo . 1749 .1973 .1973 .1974 Iildia Rupee .3649 .3651 .3649 .3652 I q Dinar 4 . 8970 4.8956 4 .8968 Italy Lira .0526 .0528 .0528 .0528 Jamaica Pound 4 . 9070 4.9056 4 .9068 Japan Yen .2950 .2854 .2852 .2857 Mexi co Peso - $ . 1982 .1987 .1988 Norway Krone .2334 .2460 .2459 .2460 Poland Zloty .11218 .1890 .1890 .1889 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0444 .0443 .0444 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5706 .5702 .5713 Spain , Peseta .0577 .0577 .0577 Sweden Krona .2396 .2524 .2523 .2525 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2301 .2301 .2300 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0038 1.0038 1 .0034 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1669 .1711 .1700 Hankow Dollar .1669 .1711 .1700 Shanghai Dollar .1662 .1706 .1702 Tientsin Dollar .1657 .1700 .1692 Hong Kong Dollar .3059 .3058 .3066 1938 No. 66(ging,. 31 AUG, 1938- §aget>. — Slnl. Series D No. 1 Supplement No, JO MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A , (Customs Division) Ottawa, 29th August, 1928. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: and others concerned: MARKING OF IMPORTED GOODS Referring to Supplement No. 9, to Memorandum Series D No. 1, you are advised that the regulation shown as No. 1, on the second page thereof, is hereby cancelled and the following is substituted therefor: R E G U L A T I O N S 1. In order that sufficient opportunity may be afforded to shippers, importers and the trade generally to effect necessary adjustments to- wards proper compliance with the requirements of the Order in Council, goods of the classes and kinds referred to in the order, not hitherto required to be marked, may be admitted as here- tofore until 1st January, 1939. File No. 194027 T.-M 1 Commissioner of Customs.File No. 194881 Series D No. 1 T.-M 1 Supplement No. 11 M E M O R A N D U M D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , CANADA, (Customs Division) Ottawa, 29th August, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and and others concerned: ^ageb. viv. PROHIBITED I Excise: 3 1 A!l& : 'Sageb. va.. - ! IMPORTATIONS - ITEM 1209 (a) The undermentioned goods are prohibited importation, viz:- Goods imported for sale bearing thereon or on the containers thereof the name or trade mark of the Parker Fountain Pen Company, Limited, and a n y pen or pencil having any one or more of the following features:- (a) A pocket clip in the form and shape of an arrow; (b) The representation of an arrow on the nib of the pen; (c) A laminated barrel having alternating translucent and opaque laminations. Commissioner of Customs. V/31. AUG, 1936 File No. 195685 T - PG No. 1 Supplement No. 92 Series D. No. 3 Supplement No. 92 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, Referring to Memorandum Series D, No. 3, Supplement No 82, you are advised that commencing with the October 1938 issue, the following publication may be imported into Canada, viz:- "Click - The National Picture Monthly" Published by Click, Inc., 400 N. Broad St. Philadelphia, Pa (Customs Division) Ottawa, 25th August, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, Publication Importation Allowed X Commissioner of Customs.File No. 195,767 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-21 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 21 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA (CUSTOMS DIVISION) August 26, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copy- right under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Classi- Registered by : Title Author fication Crazy Kid (11922) Perkins, Grace Book Hand on Her Shoulder (11993). Widdemer, Margaret.. Book I Swear by Apollo: A Life of Medical Adventure (11994) Aughinbaugh, William E„ M.D Book Prelude to Love (11995) Foldes, Jolan Book Too Many Cooks: A Nero Wolfe Mystery (11996) Stout, Rex Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Oxford University Press. Commissioner of Customs.File No. 195,575 T.P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-20 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 20 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T OF N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) August 25, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copy- right under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in sub- section 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Classi- Registered by: Title Author fication J. B. Lippincott Company.. . Animal Neighbours of the Countryside (11912) Lippincott, Joseph Wharton Book Longmans, Green & Co Back Door, The (11913) Meade, Julian R Book Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd. . Baker's Dozen (11914) Norris, Kathleen Book " " " " Blue Water Vagabond (11915). Puleston, Dennis Book " " " " " Blunt Instrument, A (11916).. Heyer, Georgette Book " " " " " Bricks Without Straw (11917). Norris, Charles G Book J. B. Lippincott Company Broken Rythm (11918) Wagner, Dorothy Book Lonsmans, Green & Co Brown Hills (11919) Van Der Veer, Judy.. Book "" " " " California Missions and Their Romances (11920) Older, Mrs. Fremont— Illus Book " " " " Century of Bank Rate, A: Alfred Marshall Lectures (11921) Hawtrey, R. G Book J B Lippincott Company Cesar Ritz: Host to the World (11922) Ritz, Madame Marie.. Book Longmans, Green & Co Christmas Days (11923) Lincoln, Joseph C. Illustrated by Harold Brett Book J B Lippincott Company Christianity and Politics (11924) Hyma, Albert, Ph.D.. Book 2 Copyright Registered by: Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd. . II It Cl tt II J B. Lippincott Company Longmans, Green & Co Dou'bleday, Doran & Co. Ltd. Longmans, Green & Co it tt u tt a tt Dou'bleday, Doran & Co. Ltd. Longmans, Green & Co Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd. it ' tt tt tt tt Longmans, Green & Co. n tt tt Dou'bleday, Doran & Co. Ltd Longmans, Green & Co ,T. B. Lippincott Company.. Longmans, Green & Co . tt tt tt tt Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd J. B. Lippincott Company.. Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd Longmans, Green & Co Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd J. B. Lippincott Company.. Longmans, Green & Co Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd. J. B. Lippincott Company. . . tt tt tt tt Title Christmas Tree Murders, The (11925) Cock's Tail Murder, The (11926) Coming Straggle for Latin America, The (11927) Co-Operatives in America,: Their Past, Present and Future (11928) Death Beyond the Go-Thru (11929) Death Plays Solitaire (11930).. Democratisation of Books, The (11931) Divorce If You Must (11932). Each to the Other (11933).. . . Education of an American. The (11934) Evolution of Finance Capi- talism (11935) Farewell the Banner (11936).. Fashion in Shrouds, The (11937) Fatal Holiday, The (11938).. Frost Flower (11939) Glass Slipper, The (11940) Here I Stay (11941) Hex Marks the Spot (11942).. Historv of Socialism. A (11943). In Friends We Trust (11944). It's Not My Problem (11945).. Killer, The (11946) Listening House, The (11947).. Machinery of Socialist Plan- ning, The (11948) March to Quebec (11949) Maris (11950) Memo to Timothy Sheldon (11951) Money to Burn (11952) More Knaves Than One (11953) More Than Bread (11954)... Napoleon: Soldier and Em- peror (11955) By Arthur Nation Wide (11956) New Baby, The (11957) Author Classi- fication Dane, Joel Y Book Austin, Hugh Book Beals, Carleton Book Cowling, Ellis Book Kendrick, Baynard.. . . Book Goldman, Raymond Leslie Book Cole, Margaret Book Slade. Frances—Illus.. Book La Farge, Christopher. Book Sullivan, Mark Book Edwards, George W . . . Book Winwar, Frances Book Allingham, Margery.. Book Cobb. Belton Book Hull, Helen Book Elerhart, Mignon G . . Book Coatsworth. Elizabeth. Book Hark, Ann Book Graves, Sally Book Bayley, Marjorie Book Horan, Kenneth Book Wells, Carolyn Book Seelev, Mabel Book Cole, G. D. H Book Roberts, Kenneth Book Hill, Grace Livingston. Book Sims, Marian Book Coon, Horace Book Packard, Frank L Book Footner, Hulbert Book Aubry, Octave—Trans. Livingston Book Morley. Christopher.. Book Bell, Evelyn and Faragoh, Elizabeth. Book 3 Copyright Classi- __ Registered by : Title Author fication Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd . . New England Born (11958).. Bassett, Sara Ware. . Book Longmans, Green & Co Noise of Their Wings, The (11959) Kantor, MacKinlay. . Book Doubleday. Doran & Co. Ltd . . 0 . Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1938 (11960). Hansen, H a r r y - Edited by Book Longmans, Green & Co Old Parish, The (11961) Hurley, Doran Book " " " Our English Bible (11962).. . The White Lectures for 1938 Book " " " " Pageant of Japanese History, The (11963) Dilts, Marion M a y . . . . Book " " " " Personalist Manifesto, A (11964) Mounier, Emmanuel— Trans, by the Monks of the Order of St. Benedict. Book Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd . . Photography Is Fun (11965).. Doubleday, Russell . . . Book Longmans, Green & Co Practical Radio Writing (11966) Seymour, Katharine and Martin, John T. W Book Doubledav, Doran & Co. L td . . Puzzle in Poison, A (11967).. Berkeley, Anthony Book Longmans, Green & Co Rough Shooting (11968) Wren, P. C Book " " " Sarah's Youth (11969) Somerville, Dr. E. 0 . . Book Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd . . Second Meeting (11970) Cary, Lucian Book J B Lippincott Company Secret Life of a Secret Agent, The (11971) Lanier, Henry Wysham. Book " " " " Skyhooks: The Autobiog- raphy of John Kane (11972). Kane, John Book Longmans, Green & Co Slaves by the Billion (11973).. Bent, Silas Book Doubledav Doran & Co. Ltd . . Space for Living: Modern Interior Decoration & De- sign (11974) Prankl, Paul T.—Illus. Book " " " " " Strange Beauty (11975) Greig, Maysie Book J. B. Lippincott Company Styles in Crime (11976) Still, Charles E.—Jllus. Book Doubleday, Doran & Co. L td . . Tainted Token, The (11977).. Knight, Kathleen Moore Book Longmans, Green & Co Teaching of Religion, The (11978) Braley, E. F Book J. B. Lippincott Company Tell M y Horse (11979) Hurston, Zora Neale— Illus Book Longmans, Green & Co This Is Our Faith (11980).. . Heywood, Rt. Rev. Ber- nard, Bishop of Ely. Book D o u b l e d a y , Doran & Co. Ltd . . Thorne. Smith Triplets, The (11981) Smith, Thorne Book J. B. Lippincott Company Three Harbours (11982) Mason, F. Van Wyck. Book I on"mans, Green & Co Vatican as a World Power, The (11983) Bernhart. J o s e p h - Trans. by Shuster, George N Book « " " " Voices in the Square (11984). Abbe, George Book J B Lippincott Company We Were Jobless and We Did Get Jobs (11985) Thompson, C. B. and Wise, M. L Book Copyright Clas si- Registered by: Title Author fic.ation Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd. . Well Dressed for Murder (11986) Rice, Laverne Book Longmans, Green & Co What a Layman Should Be- lieve (11987) Winnington - Ingram, Rt. Rev. A. F., Bis- hop of London. . . . Book Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd. . Whispering Ear, The (11988). Clason, Clyde B Book Longmans, Green & Co Winged Highway (11989) Grooch, William Stephen Book Doubleday, Doran & Co. Ltd. . Woodrow Wilson: Life and Letters — Volume VII — War Leader (11990) Baker, Ray Stannard. Book " « " " " Wrong World, The (11991).. Paul, Louis Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Notification having been received from the agent of the copyright owners that he is no longer interested in the work bearing the title listed hereunder, Collectors are advised that this work may now be permitted importation without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importa- tion, and the title listed hereunder is to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4:— Notification Number Title Author 9324 Housemaster Hay, Ian ff^yCuu^j Commissioner of Customs.File No. 195,575 T. P.G. No. 2 Supplement D4-19 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 19 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) ^ August 23, 1938. To Collectors oj Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 2,8 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copy- right under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in sub- section 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Cla&si- Registered by : Title Author fieation MaeMillan Co. of Canada Ltd.. Bernard's Brethern (11895).. Shaw, C. M Book " " " " Cape Cod Pilot: A Loquaci- ous Travelogue (American Guide Series) (11896) Federal Writers' Pro- ject Book " " " " " Death Flies Low (11897). . . . Shepherd, Neal Book " " " " " Delaware: A Guide to the First State (American Guide Series) (11898) Federal Writers' Pro- ject Book " " " " " Goodmorning, Midnight (11899) Rhys, Jean Book Musson Book Company Ltd . . How to Become a Good Dancer (11900) Murray, Arthur Book [OVER] 2 Copyright Classi- Registered by: Title Author fication MacMillan Co. of Canada Ltd.. In Search of the Gyr-Falcon: An Account of a Trip to the North-West Iceland (11901 ) Lewis, Ernest Book " " " " " Jouney of Tapiola, The (11902 ) Nathan, Robert Book " " " " " Mississippi: A Guide to the Magnolia State (The Am- erican Guide Series) (11903). Federal Writers' Pro- ject Book " " " " " Moribundia (11904) Hamilton, Patrick.. . Book " " " " " "On the Danger List": A Case History (11905) Pruder, Dr. Sandor.. Book " " " " " Orangefield (11906) Kyle, Elisabeth Book " " " " " Released for Death (11907).. Wade, Henry Book " " " " " Sir Walter Scott, Bart. (11908). Grierson, Sir Herbert, M.A., LL.D., Litt. D Book Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. . Spella Ho. (11909) Bates, H. E Book MacMillan Co. of Canada Ltd.. Tribulations of a Well-Mean- ing Woman. The (11910).. Lennox, Sarah Book " " " " " Unforgotten Years (11911).. Smith, Logan Pearsall. Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Notification having been received from the agent of the copyright owners that he is no longer interested in the work bearing the title listed hereunder, Collectors are advised that this work may now be permitted importation with- out regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importation, and the title listed hereunder is to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4:— Notification Number Title Author 11739 American Guide Series, The Federal Writers' Project Commissioner of Customs./ jf m TT , XT ^ o n f . M o n t r e a l i File No. 195,575 Series D No. 4 T.P.G. No. 2 (Revised 1938) Supplement D4-16 Supplement No. 16 I •'Sageb, xfa, . • • • • • — MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T OF N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) 13th August, 1938. To Collector of Customs and Excise: Copyright Act, 1921, Sections 27 and 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in sub- section 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in Departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as fol lows:— Copyright Classi- Registered by Title Author fication John C. Winston Co., Ltd. Dickon Among the Lenape Indians (11816) Harrington, M. R Book " " " " " Great Road, The (11817).... Kummer, Frederic Arnold Book Lazy Liza Lizard (11818).... Rains, Marie Curtis... Book Macmillan Co. Can., Ltd. Oscar Wilde (With a preface by Bernard Shaw) (11819).. Harris, Frank Book Institution of Financial Education, Limited. Book of Cures for Lean Purses, The (11820) Clason, George S Book " " Camel Trader of Babylon, The (11821) Clason, George S Book Clay Tablets from Babylon (11822) Clason, George S Book Five Laws of Gold, The (11823) Clason, George S Book Gold Ahead (11824) Clason, George S Book [OVER] % Copyright Registered by Institution of Financial Education, Limited. Title Author Classi- fication Gold Lender of Babylon, The (11825) Clason, George S Book Meet the Goddess of Good Luck (11826) Clason, George S Book Out of the Ruins of Babylon (11827) Clason, George S Book Richest Man in Babylon, The (11828) Clason, George S Book Seven Remedies for a Lean Purse, The (11829) Clason, George S Book Treasures of Babylon, The (11830) Clason, George S Book McClelland & Stewart, Ltd. Pulpit In The Grill Room, A (11831) Oppenheim, E. Phillips. Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list con- tained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. Assistant Commissioner of Customs.D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S . • 2 2 AUG 1938 <Z/ Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 19th August, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed Unit Value 15th August 16th 17th Argentine Peso $ $ .3262 $ .3263 $ .3267 i. itralia Pound 3 .9140 3.9165 3 .9205 Belgium Belga .1390 .1689 .1689 .1689 Brazil Milreis .0586 .0585 .0586 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0193 1.0199 1 .0210 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0347 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2184 .2185 .2187 Egypt Pound (100 Piastres) 5 .0118 5.0172 5 .0203 Finland Markka .02039 .0216 .0216 .0216 France Franc .0273 .0274 .0274 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4024 .4022 .4026 Great Britain Pound 4 .8925 4.8957 4 .9006 Greece Drachma .0091 .0090 .0089 .0089 Holland i Guilder .4020 .5473 .5477 .5484 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1975 .1973 .1974 India Rupee .3649 .3648 .3648 .3652 Iĵ aq Dinar 4 .8925 4.8957 4 .9006 i.uly Lira .0526 .0528 .0528 .0528 Jamaica Pound 4 .9026 4.9057 4 .9107 Japan Yen .2950 .2850 .2853 .2857 Mexi co Peso - $ . 1978 .1977 .1982 Norway Krone .2334 .2456 .2459 .2462 Poland Zloty .11218 .1890 .1889 .1891 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0444 .0444 .0444 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5700 .5698 .5709 Spain Peseta .0578 .0577 .0577 Sweden Krona .2396 .2522 .2524 .2526 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2299 .2298 .2300 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0044 1.0038 1 .0041 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1618 .1656 .1670 Hankow Dollar .1618 .1656 .1670 Shanghai Dollar .1615 .1656 .1663 Tientsin Dollar .1607 .1647 .1657 Hong Kong Dollar .3055 .3051 .3057 1938 No. 65DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA Pile No. 195478 Vi AUG. 1938 Ottawa, 18th August, 1938. Sage . I The Minister of National Revenue has directed that ihe application of the value fixed for Prunes imported into Canada, as per Fruit and Vegetabe Bulletin No. 18 (1938), be suspended until further notice in respect of importation into the Provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Quebec and Ontario. ^ ^ ^ ASS'T Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE - NO. 18 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 1DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA APPRAISERS' BULLETIN For the guidance of Customs and Excise Officers. rx m rm Ass't Commissioner of Customs. $ .... I Ottawa, 18th August, 1958. File No. 195478. VALUE FOR MJTY.OF PRUNES By an Order In Council passed under Section 43 of the Customs Act, the Honourable the Minister of National Revenue was authorized t fix the value for duty of Prunes, and he has, under such authority, fixed the value for duty thereof at an advance of 1 cent per pound (the weight of the package to he included) on the true invoice value if in Canadian funds, or its equivalent in Canadian funds, converted at the rate of exchange on the date of shipment, including all charge up to the point of direct shipment to Canada, when imported on and after the 19th August, 1938. The above valuation does not apply to importations entitled to entry under the British Preferential Tariff or any lower tariff. In the case of goods shipped on consignment without sale prior to shipment, the value for duty shall be the value as sold for home consumption at the time and place of direct exportation to Canada converted into Canadian funds at the rate of exchange on the date of shipment, plus the above advance. Provided that the value for duty shall in no case be less than the value as sold for home consumption at the time and place of original shipment plus all charges to the point of direct exportation to Canada, converted into Canadian funds at the rate of exchange on the date of shipment to Canada, plus the above advance. The provisions of Section 6 of the Customs Tariff Act to applv, and goods shipped on consignment without sale prior to shipment will be subject to the same special duty as if the goods had been sold prior to shipment at aforesaid home consumption value. Provided that the above valuation shall not apply to importations bona fide purchased and in transit to the purchaser in Canada on or before the 18th August, 1938, and entered at Customs on or before the 29th August, 1938. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE - NO. 18 1938DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN «XM>. Sonf. ^ o n t r ^ T ) ®ng.: fe. AÜR . j C Z Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 16th August, 1938. | Re Currency of Inyoice Country Monetary Proclaimed Unit Value 11th August 12th 13th Argentine Peso $ $ .3266 $ .3262 $ .3262 Australia Pound 3 .9172 3.9151 3.9151 Belgium Belga .1390 .1692 .1690 .1689 Brazil Milreis .0584 .0584 .0586 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0201 1.0195 1.0195 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0347 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2186 .2185 .2185 Egypt Pound (100 Piastres) 5 .0188 5.0219 Finland Markka .02039 .0216 .0216 .0215 Prance Franc .0274 .0274 .0274 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4025 .4025 .4027 Great Britain Pound 4 .8966 4.8938 4.8938 Greece Drachma .0091 .0090 .0089 .0090 Holland Guilder .4020 .5470 .5471 .5474 ^Hungary Pengo .1749 .1973 .1975 .1975 India Rupee .3649 .3659 .3661 .3649 Iraq Dinar 4 .8966 4.8938 4.8938 Italy Lira .0526 .0528 .0528 .0528 Jamaica Pound 4 .9066 4.9039 4.9039 Japan Yen .2950 .2856 .2852 .2854 Mexi co Peso - $ .1984 .1984 .1984 Norway Krone .2334 .2460 .2459 .2456 Poland Zloty .11218 .1890 .1891 .1893 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0444 .0444 .0444 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5707 .5697 .5705 Spain Peseta .0577 .0578 .0578 Sweden Krona .2396 .2524 .2523 .2522 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2298 .2299 .2299 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0038 1.0044 1.0044 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1631 .1620 .1620 Hankow Dollar .1631 .1620 .1620 Shanghai Dollar .1628 .1616 .1618 Tientsin Dollar .1631 .1616 .1607 Hong Kong Dollar .3054 .3057 .3060 1938 No. 64File No. 194027 T.-M. 1 Series D No. 1 1 ^ Supplement No. 9 MEMORANDUM * • D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A , (Customs Division) Ottawa, 12th August, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise: and others concerned: MARKING OF IMPORTED GOODS Referring to Memorandum Series D No. 1, you are advised that by Order in Council P.C. 1103, passed on the 26th July, 1938, the following descriptions or classes of goods were added to the list of articles re- quired to be marked with an indication of the country of origin on importation into Canada, under Section 16 of the Customs Tariff. 2. Writing, marking or drawing pencils of all kinds, pen holders of wood, and fountain pens. 4. Rubber gloves and work gloves of woven fabric. 18. Bicycle saddles, air pumps, bells, pedals and lamps. 19. Toilet or dressing combs and fancy combs (not being jewelry) of all kinds, other than those made wholly of animal ivory, or of bone or of metal. 20. Ladies' purses, in the form of handbags, not includ- ing bags made of beads, metal mesh or of a similar nature. 21. Artists' brushes. 22. Sewing, crochet, knitting, darning and embroidery threads, spooled or packaged. 23. Dolls and toys of all kinds, and games such as are commonly used in private households. 24. Incandescent gas mantles for use on gasoline or kerosene pressure lamps and lanterns. over 25. Boot, shoe and stay laces of any material and woven or braided fabrics not exceeding 12" in width. 26. Slide, hookless or zipper fasteners. By the same Order the following Orders in Council, the provisions of which are continued in amended form, were cancelled, viz: P.C. 1938, of the 21st September, 1922, relating to wooden or fibre lead pencils; P.C. 258/1069, of the 24th June, 1929, relating to rubber gloves; and P.C. 2886, of the 12th November, 1936, relating to bicycle saddles. In order that sufficient opportunity may be afforded to shippers, importers and the trade generally to effect necessary adjustments towards proper compliance with the requirements of the Order in Council, goods of the class- es and kinds referred to in the order, not hitherto re- quired to be marked, may be admitted as heretofore until Blind embossed' or die stamped indications of the country of origin will be accepted as satisfactory in respect of all descriptions or classes of imported goods, which are required to be marked, provided the marking otherwise complies with the requirements, particularly as to legibility, location, permanence and wording. REGULATIONS 1. let Mmrornhnr», 1 O Q- 2 . Commissioner of Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA Pile No. 195478 IS. AUG. 193« Ottawa, 13th August 1938. <$agef>. 9vr Notice is hereby given that the Minister has directed that the suspension of application of value fixed for Apples in respect of importation into the Provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island (vide Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 13 (1938), Supplement No. 1) be withdrawn effective August 15th, 1938, and the value fixed shall apply on and after that date. Provided that tne value fixed shall not apply to importations into the above mentioned Provinces which were bona fide purchased and in transit to the purchaser in Canada on or before the 13th August, 1938, and entered at Customs on or before the 20th August, 1938. Ass't Commissioner of Customs. FRU / EGETABLE - NO. 13 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 2DEPARTMENT OF N, File No. 195478 E, CANADA Ottawa, 12th August, 1938, The Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Cherries, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 9 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 22nd August, 1938. Commissioner of Customs. K -1 \ IV 1 I K FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO, 9 1938 SUPPLEMENT No. 6D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L REVENUE, C A N A D A CURRENCY BULLETIN F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S . Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 12th August, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Unit Proclaimed Value 8th August 9th 10th .rgentine Peso $ $ .3269 $ .3263 Australia Pound 3 .9214 "3 .9166 Belgium Belga .1390 .1697 .1697 Brazil Milreis .0586 .0587 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 .0212 1 .0200 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2188 .2185 Egypt Pound (100 Pias tres) 5 .0288 5 .0188 Finland Markka .02039 .0217 .0216 Prance Franc .0275 .0274 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4025 .4024 Great Britain Pound 4 .9017 4 .8956 Greece Drachma .0091 .0090 .0090 Holland Guilder .4020 .5476 .5467 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1973 .1973 ^_India Rupee .3649 .3664 .3660 Jraq Dinar 4 .9017 4.8956 Italy Lira .0526 .0528 .0528 Jamai ca Pound 4 .9118 4 .9056 Japan Yen .2950 .2858 .2854 Mexico Peso - $ . 1987 .1992 Norway Krone .2334 .2463 .2460 Poland Zloty .11218 .1891 .1890 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0445 .0444 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5716 .5707 Spain Peseta .05 77 .0577 Sweden Krona .2396 .2527 .2523 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2296 .2237 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0038 1 .0038 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1638 .1627 Hankow Dollar .1638 .1627 Shanghai Dollar .1628 .1625 Tientsin Dollar i .1638 .1627 Hong Kong Dollar .3063 .3054 ! .3265 3.9206 .1690 .0586 .0346 .2187 5.0288 .0216 .0274 .4025 4.9009 .0090 .5472 .1973 .3662 4.9003 .0528 4.9109 .2855 .1987 .2460 .1830 .0445 .5707 .0577 .2527 .2297 1.0038 .1631 .1631 1 6 « 1938 No. 63DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS. 0. AUG. 1938 MnL =» Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 9th August, 1938. Re Currency ol Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed August p , Unit Value 4th 5th 6th Argentine Peso $ $ .3277 $ .3275 $ .3276 Australia Pound 3.9321 3.9301 3 .9287 Belgium Belga .1390 .1698 .1698 .16-97 Brazil Milreis .0586 .0586 .0587 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0240 1.0235 1 .0231 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2194 .2193 .2192 Egypt Pound (100 Piastres) 5.0404 5.0404 Finland Markka .02039 .0217 .0217 .0217 Prance Franc .0276 .0275 .0275 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4027 .4030 .4028 Great Britain Pound 4.9152 4.9127 4 .9108 Greece Drachma .0091 .0090 .0090 .0090 Holland Guilder .4020 .5485 .5482 .5480 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1974 .1974 .1974 _udia Rupee .3649 .3674 .3672 .3672 Iraq Dinar 4.9152 4.9127 4 .9108 Italy Lira .0526 .0528 .0528 .0528 Jamaica Pound 4.9252 4.9227 4 .9209 Japan Yen .2950 .2866 .2864 .2866 Mexico Peso - $ .1988 .1988 .1988 Norway Krone .2334 .2470 .2468 .2467 Poland Zloty .11218 .1891 .1891 .1890 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0445 .0445 .0445 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5725 .5728 .5733 Spain Peseta .0577 .0577 .0577 Sweden Krona .2396 .2534 .2532 .2532 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2295 .2295 .2296 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0041 1.0041 1 .0038 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1637 .1644 .1638 Hankow Dollar .1637 .1644 * if 63 8 Shanghai Dollar .1638 .1644 All fJ636 Tientsin Dollar 1 \ .1629 .1635 i 1638 Hong Kong Dollar .3068 .3067 \ .30722 G E O R G E VI . £>tfd?. M o n t r e a l ©ng. : 2 3 . JUL 1938» 'StiQtb. 9 fr -9HL I CHAP. 52. An Act to amend the Special War Revenue Act. [Assented to 1st July, 1938.] HIS Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts as follows:— R.S.,0.179; 1928, c. 50; 1. Sub-paragraphs (vi) and (vii) of paragraph (b) of 1930; £43 j subsection two of section fifty-eight of the Special War c- 54; Revenue Act, chapter one hundred and seventy-nine of the 1932-33, c.'so; Revised Statutes of Canada, 1927, as enacted by section two of chapter forty-five of the statutes of 1936, are repeal- 1930! c! 45; ed and the following substituted therefor: 1937,0.41. "(vi) One dollar or over one dollar per share, but Excise tax not more than $5 per share, one-quarter of one cent 0" ownership p e r Share . and shires (vii) Less than one dollar per share, one-tenth of one per centum of the price or value." 2. Paragraph (a) of section eighty-five of the said Act, as enacted by section fifteen of chapter fifty of the statutes of 1932-33, is repealed and the following substituted there- for: "(a) "sale price" for the purpose of calculating the "Saleprice." amount of the consumption or sales tax shall mean the price before any amount payable in respect of the consumption or sales tax is added thereto and shall include any charges for advertising, financing, servicing, warranty or any other charges of a similar nature contracted for at the time of sale whether these items be charged for separately or not and shall also include the amount of other excise duties when the goods are sold in bond; and in the case of goods subject to the taxes imposed by Parts X and XII of this Act, shall include the amount of such taxes; in the case of im- ported goods, the sale price shall be deemed to be the duty paid value thereof." 3. 2 Chap. 5 2 . Special War Revenue Act. 2 GEO. VI. Licenced wholesaler or jobber. 3 . Subsection one of section ninety-six of the said Act is hereby repealed and the following substituted therefor: (1) A bona fide wholesaler or jobber may be granted an annual licence and the Minister may prescribe a fee therefor not exceeding two dollars; provided, however, that if a wholesaler is not in possession of a licence on September 1st, 1938, no such licence shall be issued to him unless fifty per centum of his sales for the three months immediately preceding his application were exempt from the sales tax under the provisions of this Act." Recovery of penalties. R.S., c. i 4 . Paragraph (b) of subsection two of section one hundred and eight of the said Act, is repealed and the following substituted therefor: " (b) by summary conviction under the provisions of the Criminal Code relating thereto." Additional penalties. Penalty under Parts IV to X I V . Personal liability where offence by incorporated Company. 5 . Section one hundred and eleven of the said Act, as enacted by section twelve of chapter forty-two of the statutes of 1934, is repealed and the following substituted therefor: " 1 1 1 . (1) Every person who, being thereto liable, ne- glects, omits or refuses to pay any tax imposed by Parts IV to XIII inclusive, of this Act, in addition to any other penalty to which he is subject for any such offence, shall be liable on summary conviction to a penalty of not less than twenty-five dollars and not exceeding one thousand dollars and to a further penalty equal to the amount of the tax properly payable. (2) Every person who contravenes any requirements of Parts IV to XIV inclusive, of this Act or any regula- tions of the Minister under the said Parts for which no other penalty is provided, shall be liable on summary conviction, to a penalty of not less than fifty dollars and not exceeding one thousand dollars. (3) Where any offence against this Act has been com- mitted by an incorporated company every officer, director or agent of the company who directs, authorizes, condones, or participates in the commission of the offence, shall be liable to the like penalties as such company and as if he had committed the like offence personally, and he shall be so liable cumulatively with the company and with such officers, directors or agents of the company as may likewise be liable hereunder." Schedule. <». Schedule II to the said Act, as enacted by section fifteen of chapter forty-five of the statutes of 1936, is repealed except the heading thereof, and Schedule I to this Act substituted therefor. 7. 1938. Special War Revenue Act. Chap. 53. 3 7 . Schedule III to the said Act, as enacted by section Schedule, sixteen of chapter forty-five of the statutes of 1936 and as amended by section five of chapter forty-one of the statutes of 1937, is repealed except the heading thereof, and Schedule II to this Act substituted therefor. 8 . This Act shall be deemed to have come into force Commence- on the seventeenth day of June, one thousand nine-hundred ment of Act ' and thirty-eight, and to have applied to all goods mentioned therein imported or taken out of warehouse for consumption on and after that date, and to have applied to goods pre- viously imported for which no entry for consumption was made before that date. SCHEDULE I (being Schedule II to the Special War Revenue Act) 1. Cigars:— (a) valued at not more than forty dollars per thousand, per thousand fifty cents; (b) valued at more than forty dollars per thousand and not more than one hundred and ten dollars per thousand, per thousand three dollars; (c) valued at more than one hundred and ten dollars per thousand and not more than one hundred and fifty dollars per thousand, per thousand seven dollars; (d ) valued at more than one hundred and fifty dollars per thousand and not more than two hundred dollars per thousand, per thousand ten dollars; (e) valued at more than two hundred dollars per thousand, per thousand. . .sixteen dollars. Provided that the value on imported cigars shall be the duty paid value as defined in section 79 of this Act; the value on cigars manufactured in Canada shall include the amount of excise duty payable thereon. 2. Sugar, etc.:— (a) Materials enumerated in Customs Tariff items 134, 135, 135(a), 135 (b), 139 (except glucose and grape sugar), 140 (except molasses); invert sugar and syrup one cent per pound; (b) Glucose and grape sugar (except when for use exclusively in the manu- facture of leather and artificial silk). . one-half cent per pound. SCHEDULE I Chap. 52. Special War Revenue Act. 2 GEO. VI. Provided that the tax hereby imposed under paragraph (a) shall not apply to the materials enumerated in Customs Tariff items 139 and 140, when sold in packages containing not more than ten pounds each. 3. Tires and Tubes:— (a) Tires in whole or in part of rubber for automotive vehicles of all kinds, includ- ing trailers or other wheeled attach- ments used in connection with any of the said vehicles two cents per pound; (b) Inner tubes for use in any such tires. three cents per pound. Provided the tax hereby imposed shall not apply to the goods mentioned herein when used exclusively for the original equipment of such automotive vehicles. SCHEDULE II (being Schedule III to the Special War Revenue Act) FOODSTUFFS Bread; Butter; Cheese; Cream; Eggs; Honey; Ice; Lard; Salt; Sugar; Apples, dried, desiccated or evaporated; Bakers' cake and pies not to include biscuits, cookies or other similar articles; Fish and products thereof; Flour, not including self-raising flour; Maple Syrup; Meats and poultry, fresh; Meats, salted or smoked (not to include the chopped, ground, parboiled or spiced); Milk, including buttermilk; condensed milk, milk and powdered milk; Vegetables and fruits in their natural state; F A R M AND FOREST Bees; Casein; Fertilizers; Hay; Hops; Shorts; Alfalfa Meal; Animals, living; Beet pulp, dried; Cream separators and parts thereof and articles and materials to be used exclusively in their manufacture; Drain tiles for agricultural purposes; Farm produce sold by the individual farmer of his own production; Feeds for fur-bearing animals whose pelts have commercial value; Fence posts, split; SCHEDULE II same when evaporated Straw; 1938. Special War Revenue Act. Chap. 53. 5 Forest products, when produced and sold by the indi- vidual settler or farmer; Furs, raw; Gopher poison, and materials for use exclusively in its manufacture; Grain or seed cleaning machines and complete parts therefor; Grains and seeds in their natural state, not to include rice; Harness for horses and complete parts therefor, and articles and materials to be used exclusively in the manu- facture thereof; Hides, raw and salted; Logs and round unmanufactured timber; Milk albumen, when for use exclusively in the production of animal or poultry feeds; Nursery stock; Oil cake, oil cake meal; Peat moss when used for agricultural purposes, including poultry litter; Pit props and packwood for use exclusively in mines; Poultry, cattle and other stock feeds; Poultry, living; Preparations or chemicals sold for disinfecting, dipping or spraying and so used in agriculture or horticulture, and materials for use exclusively in the manufacture of such preparations; Sap spouts and sap buckets, evaporators and complete parts therefor, when for use exclusively for the production of maple syrup; Sawdust and wood shavings ; Settlers' effects; Vegetable plants; Wool not further prepared than washed; Woollen rolls or wool yarn milled for a producer of wool from such wool supplied by him for his own use; ENGINES Internal combustion traction engines, and portable engines with boilers in combination, for farm purposes, or for use exclusively in the operation of logging, such oper- ation to include the removal of the log from stump to skidway, log dump or common or other carrier, and com- plete parts of all the foregoing, and articles and materials, not to include plant equipment, to be used or consumed exclusively in the manufacture of the foregoing engines, boilers or parts thereof; SCHEDULE II Chap. 52. Special War Revenue Act. 2 GEO. VI. M I N E S A N D Q U A R R I E S Cars, and other similar appliances, for use exclusively at a mine or a quarry for mining or quarrying, and articles and materials to be used exclusively in the manufacture of such cars and appliances; Crushed stone or crushed gravel to be used exclusively in the building or maintenance of provincial, county, municipal or township roads; Gold and silver in ingots, blocks, bars, drops, sheets or plates unmanufactured; Ores of metals of all kinds; Sand, gravel, rubble, and field stone; M A R I N E A N D FISHERIES Boats bona fide purchased by fishermen for use in the fisheries, and articles and materials to be used exclusively in the manufacture, equipment or repair of such boats; Cotton duck and cotton sail twine to be used only in the manufacture of equipment for ships or vessels; Manila fibre for use only in the manufacture of rope not exceeding one and one-half inches in circumference for the fisheries; Materials for use only in the construction, equipment and repair of ships; Materials used as ingredients in canned fish; Ships licensed to engage in the Canadian coasting trade; Sinkers, and floats including trawl kegs, when for use exclusively in the fisheries, not including these articles for sportsmen's purposes; R E L I G I O U S , C H A R I T A B L E , U E A L T H , ETC. Insulin; Radium; Articles and materials for the sole use of any bona fide public hospital certified to be such by the Department of Pensions and National Health, when purchased in good faith for use exclusively by the said hospital and not for resale; Artificial eyes; Artificial limbs, and parts thereof; Bibles, missals, prayer books, psalm and hymm books, religious tracts, and Sunday school lesson pictures; Donations of clothing and books for charitable purposes; Liver extract for use exclusively in the treatment of anaemia; Memorials or monuments erected in memory of soldiers who fell in the Great War; War Veterans' badges; SCHEDULE II 1938. Special War Revenue Act. Chap. 53. 7 PRINTING A N D E D U C A T I O N A L Manuscript; Newspapers; Magazines and literary papers unbound, regularly issued at stated intervals, not less frequently than four times yearly, and printing paper and printing ink for use ex- clusively in their production; Photographs, paintings, pastels, drawings and other art work and illustrations of all kinds, whether originals, copies or proofs, and printing plates made to reproduce the same, for use exclusively as non-advertising news pictures or for illustrating non-advertising articles or stories in periodical publications enjoying second-class mailing privileges, the pages of which are regularly bound, wire stitched or otherwise fastened together; Text-books, printed, authorized by the Department of Education of any province in Canada and phonograph records so authorized for instruction in the English and the French language, and materials used exclusively in the manufacture thereof; DIPLOMATIC Articles for the use of the Governor General; Articles imported for the personal or official use of the British High Commissioner, Ministers of Foreign Countries, Consuls General who are natives or citizens of the country they represent and who are not engaged in any other business or profession; Official stationery imported by His Majesty's Trade Commissioners in Canada from His Majesty's Stationery Office in England; BUILDING M A T E R I A L S Bricks; building tile, building blocks and building stone; plaster; lime; cement; stucco and stucco dash; Lumber; sash; doors; shingles; lath; siding; stairways; balustrades; Plaster boards, fibre boards, wallpaper, building paper, and materials manufactured wholly or in part of vegetable or mineral fibre for wall coverings or building insulation; Paints, varnishes, white lead and paint oil; Prepared roofings; Shower baths, bath tubs, basins, faucets, closets, lav- atories; sinks and laundry tubs, not including pipes and pipe fittings; Glass for buildings; Furnaces for heating buildings; Builders' hardware, namely: locks, lock sets, butts, hinges, pulleys and window fasteners; SCHEDULE II Chap. 5 2 . Special War Revenue Act. 2 GEO. VI. Structural steel to be used exclusively for the framework and support of buildings and bridges; Articles and materials to be used or consumed exclusively in the manufacture or production of the aforementioned building materials but not to include materials consumed by waste or wear, or abrasives, lubricating oils, fuel oils, permanent or non-permanent plant equipment. COVERINGS Usual coverings to be used exclusively for covering goods not subject to the consumption or sales tax and materials to be used exclusively in the manufacture of such coverings; F I R E B R I C K , REFRACTORIES, E T C . Fire brick, plastic refractories, high temperature cement, fire clay and other refractory materials for use exclusively in the construction or repair of a furnace, kiln or other equipment of a manufacturing establishment, and materials to be used or consumed exclusively in the manufacture of such fire brick or refractory materials; PROCESSING M A T E R I A L S Materials (not to include abrasives, lubricating oils, fuel oils or non-permanent plant equipment) consumed, other- wise than by waste or wear, in the process of manufacture or production of taxable goods; MISCELLANEOUS Electricity; British and Canadian coins and foreign gold coin; Fuel other than in liquid form; Gas manufactured from coal, calcium carbide or oil for illuminating or heating purposes; Lasts, patterns and dies for boots and shoes including rubber footwear; CUSTOMS T A R I F F ITEMS 173. Books for the instruction of the deaf or dumb; 175. Books not printed or reprinted in Canada, which are included and used as text-books in the curriculum of any university, college or school in Canada; books specially imported for the bona fide use of incorporated mechanics' institutes, public libraries, libraries of universities, colleges and schools, or for the library of any incorporated medical, law, literary, scientific, or art association or society, and SCHEDULE II 1938. Special War Revenue Act. Chap. 53. 9 being the property of the organized authorities of such library, and not in any case the property of individuals— the whole under regulations prescribed by the Minister,— provided that importers of books who have sold the same for the purpose mentioned in this item, shall, upon proof of sale and delivery for such purpose, be entitled to a refund of any duty paid thereon; 209b. Nicotine sulphate; 236b. Spinal braces and parts thereof; 352a. Bells, when imported for use of churches only; 364. Diamond dust or bort and black diamonds, for borers; 406. Coil chain, coil chain links, including repair links, and chain shackles, of iron or steel; 409a. Milking machines and attachments therefor; cen- trifugal machines for testing butterfat, milk or cream; complete parts of all the foregoing; 409b. Cultivators, harrows, seed-drills, horse-rakes, horse- hoes, scufflers, manure spreaders, garden seeders, weeders, and complete parts of all the foregoing; 409c. Ploughs; farm, field, lawn or garden rollers; soil packers; complete parts of all the foregoing; 409d. Mowing machines, harvesters, either self-binding or without binders, binding attachments, reapers, harvesters in combination with threshing machine separators including the motive power incorporated therein, and complete parts of all the foregoing; 409e. (i) Spraying and dusting machines and at- tachments therefor, including hand sprayers; apparatus specially designed for sterilizing bulbs; pressure testing apparatus for determining maturity of fruit; pruning hooks; pruning shears; animal dehorning instruments; and complete parts of all the foregoing; (ii) Fruit and vegetable grading, washing and wiping machines and combination bagging and weigh- ing machines, and complete parts thereof; machines for topping vegetables, and machines for bunching and/or tying cut flowers, vegetables and nursery stock, and complete parts thereof; egg-graders and egg-cleaners, and complete parts thereof, not including aluminum parts; (iii) Complete parts of aluminum for egg-graders; 409f. Ha loaders , hay tedders, potato planters, potato diggers, fodder or feed cutters, ensilage cutters, grain crushers and grain or hay grinders for farm purposes only; post hole diggers, snaths, stumping machines and all other agricultural implements or agricultural machinery, n.o.p., and complete parts of all the foregoing; 409g. Incubators for hatching eggs, brooders for rearing young fowl, and complete parts of all the foregoing; SCHEDULE II Chap. 52. Special War Revenue Act. 2 GEO. VI. 409i. Scythes, sickles or reaping hooks, hay or straw knives, edging knives, hoes, pronged forks, rakes, n.o.p.; Complete parts for goods enumerated in tariff item 409i; 4Q9j. Fanning-mills; peaviners; corn husking machines; threshing machine separators, including weighers, wind stackers, baggers and self-feeders therefor; complete parts of all the foregoing; 409k. Windmills and complete parts thereof, not including shafting; 410b. Machinery and apparatus for use exclusively in washing or dry cleaning coal at coal mines or coke plants; machinery and apparatus for use exclusively in producing coke and gas; machinery and apparatus for use exclusively in the distillation or recovery of products from coal tar or gas; and complete parts of all the foregoing, not to include motive power, tanks for gas, nor pipes and valves 10| inches or less in diameter; 411. Machinery for use in sawing lumber, up to but not including the operation of planing, and complete parts thereof, not to include motive power, when for use exclu- sively in saw mills (for the purpose of this item motive power is defined as equipment for driving the machinery of the saw mill); 411a. Machinery, logging cars, cranes, blocks and tackle, wire rope, but not including wire rope to be used for guy ropes or in braking logs going down grade, and complete parts of all the foregoing, for use exclusively in the operation of logging, such operation to include the removal of the log from stump to skidway, log dump or common or other carrier; 411b. Cylinder stave saws, wheel type stave jointers, crozing and champhering machinery and complete parts thereof; 439c. Farm wagons, farm sleds, logging wagons, logging sleds, and complete parts thereof; 440k. Engines and complete parts thereof, to be used exclusively in the propulsion of boats or in hoisting nets and lines used in such boats bona fide owned by individual fishermen for their own use in the fisheries, under regulations prescribed by the Minister; 442. Articles which enter into the cost of manufacture of the goods enumerated in tariff items 409a, 409b, 409c, 409d, 409e, 409f, 409g, 409j, 409k, 409o, and 439c, when imported by manufacturers for use exclusively in the manu- facture in their own factories of the goods enumerated in the aforesaid tariff items, under regulations prescribed by the Minister; 442a. Notwithstanding the provisions of tariff item 442, materials or commodities as hereunder defined or described, when imported by manufacturers for use exclusively in the manufacture, in their own factories, of the goods enu- SCHEDULE II 1938. Special War Revenue Act. Chap. 5 3 . 11 merated in tariff items 409a, 409b, 409c, 409d, 409e, 409f, 409g, 409j, 409o, and 439c, under regulations prescribed by the Minister:— (1) Pig iron; (2) Bars or rods, of iron or steel, hot rolled; 460. Materials to be used in Canada for the construction of bridges and tunnels crossing the boundary between the United States and Canada, when similar materials are admitted free under similar circumstances into the United States, under regulations prescribed by the Minister; 464. Steel dies, of a class or kind not made in Canada, valued at not less than one thousand dollars each, for use exclusively in stamping metal sheets or metal plates: Provided that such dies shall be exported from Canada «•». under Customs supervision within three months from the date of import entry; 476. (i) Surgical instruments of any material and com- plete parts thereof; (ii) Dental instruments of any material; surgical needles; X-ray apparatus; microscopes valued at not less than 50 dollars each, retail; complete parts of all the fore- going; 476a. Glassware and other scientific apparatus for lab- oratory work in public hospitals; chairs and tables for surgical operating purposes, and complete parts thereof; infant incubators and complete parts thereof; electro cardiographs and complete parts thereof, and sensitized film and paper for use therein; apparatus for sterilizing purposes, including bedpan washers and sterilizers but not including washing nor laundry machines; all for the use of any public hospital, under regulations prescribed by the Minister; 480. Crutches or specially constructed staffs for cripples; 538. Binder twine or twine for harvest binders; 663b. Articles which enter into the cost of the manu- ^ facture of fertilizers, when imported for use exclusively in the manufacture of fertilizers; 666. Nitro-glycerine, giant powder, nitro and other explosives, n.o.p.; 667. Blasting and mining powder; 682. Fish hooks, for deep-sea or lake fishing, not smaller in size than number 2-0; fishing nets and nettings of all kinds; threads, twines, marlines, fishing lines, rope and cordage of cotton, hemp, manila or other vegetable fibre, not exceeding one and one-half inches in circumference, to be used for fishing purposes or for the construction or repair of fishing nets; the foregoing not to include such articles used for sportsmen's purposes, and to be subject to such regulations as the Minister may prescribe; 692. Coins, cabinets of; collections of medals and collec- tions of postage stamps; medals of gold, silver or copper, SCHEDULE II Chap. 52. Special War Revenue Act. 2 GEO. VI. and other metallic articles actually bestowed as trophies or prizes and received and accepted as honorary distinctions; and cups or other metallic prizes (not usual merchantable commodities), won in bona fide competitions; 695a. Paintings in oil or water colours and pastels, valued at not less than twenty dollars each; paintings and sculptures by artists domiciled in Canada but residing temporarily abroad for purposes of study, under regulations by the Minister; 695b. Hand-made drawings, sketches or designs, but not including patterns, viz.:—drawings, sketches or designs of wearing apparel, including boots and shoes, wall or floor coverings and textile fabrics, when imported in single copies of each such drawing, sketch or design for use in the manufacture of wearing apparel, boots or shoes, textile fabrics, wall or floor coverings, or of patterns; 696. Philosophical and scientific apparatus, utensils, instruments, and preparations, including boxes and bottles containing the same; maps, photographic reproductions, casts as models, animals as research or experimental sub- jects, etchings, lithographic prints or charts; mechanical equipment of a class or kind not made in Canada. All articles in this item, when for the use and by order of any society or institution incorporated or established solely for religious, philosophical, educational, scientific or literary purposes, or for the encouragement of the fine arts, or for the use and by order of any public hospital, college, academy, school, or seminary of learning in Canada, and not for sale, under regulations prescribed by the Minister; 696a. Educational moving picture films of all widths, silent or sound, positive or negative, and sound disks or records designed for use with such films, when certified by the Minister as entitled to exemption from Customs duty under the Convention for Facilitating the International Circulation of Films of an Educational Character; subject to such regulations as the Minister may prescribe; 698. All articles specially designed for the use of the blind, whether for educational, recreational, industrial, personal or other purposes, when for blind persons and imported by, or on the order or certificate of, the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, or other bona fide institution or association for the blind; 700. Animals and articles brought into Canada tem- porarily and for a period not exceeding three months, for the purpose of exhibition or of competition for prizes offered by any agricultural or other association: Provided a bond shall be first given in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Minister, with the condition that the full duty to which such animals or articles would otherwise be liable shall be paid in case of their sale in Canada, or if not re-exported within the time specified in such bond; SCHEDULE II 1938. Special War Revenue Act. Chap. 5 3 . 13 701. Menageries, horses, cattle, carriages and harness of, under regulations prescribed by the Minister; 702. Carriages for travellers, and carriages laden with merchandise, not to include circus troupes or hawkers, under regulations prescribed by the Minister; 703. (a) Travellers' baggage, under regulations pre- scribed by the Minister; (b) Goods valued at not more than one hundred dollars included in the baggage accompanying residents of Canada returning from abroad after an absence from Canada of not less than forty-eight hours and acquired by them for personal or household use or as souvenirs or gifts, but not bought on commission or as an ac- commodation for other persons or for sale, under «S regulations prescribed by the Minister: Provided that a resident of Canada shall not be entitled to the exemption herein granted within a period of four months from the date of the last exemption allowed, nor shall the exemption be allowed on al- coholic beverages in excess of one quart, or on tobacco in excess of fifty cigars, two hundred cigarettes and two pounds of manufactured tobacco; 704. Apparel, wearing and other personal and household effects, not merchandise, of British subjects dying abroad, but domiciled in Canada; books, pictures, family plate or furniture, personal effects and heirlooms left by bequest: Articles and materials to be used exclusively in the manufacture of goods enumerated in Customs Tariff items 406, 409a, 409b, 409c, 409d, 409e, 409f, 409g, 409i, 409j, 409k, 410b, 411, 411a, 411b, 439c, 440k, 442, 442a, 476, 476a, 480, 538, 663, 663a, 663b, 666, 667, 696; Materials, not to include plant equipment, consumed in process of manufacture or production, which enter directly into the cost of goods enumerated in Customs Tariff items 406, 409a, 409b, 409c, 409d, 409e, 409f, 409g, 409i, 409j, — 409k, 410b, 411, 411a, 411b, 439c, 440k, 442a, 476, 476a, 480, 538, 663, 663a, 666, 667, 696. O T T A W A : Printed by JOSEPH O S C A R P A T E N A U D E , I . S . O . , Law Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.File No. 162241. No. 351. MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) OTTAWA, September 15, 1930. To Collectors of National Revenue: TARIFF ITEM 706 — REGULATIONS There is printed herewith for your information and guidance Order in Council (P.C. 2107) dated September 6, 1930, together with regulations estab- lished thereby under Item 706 of the Customs Tariff, relating to the importa- tion of articles for the personal or official use of representatives of foreign coun- /"^"ries and of His Majesty's Governments, and for the personal use of their families, suites or servants. Circular No. 665-C is hereby cancelled. Commissioner of Customs. R E G U L A T I O N S (ESTABLISHED UNDER I T E M 7 0 6 OF THE CUSTOMS T A R I F F — O R D E R IN COUNCIL, SEPTEMBER 6 , 1 9 3 0 ) SECTION I A. The privilege of exemption from examination of baggage and othei effects and admission thereof free of duty and taxes is extended to the following officials, their families, suites and servants:— 1. Heads of Diplomatic Missions accredited to His Majesty in respect of Canada and High Commissioners representing other of His Majesty's Governments in the Dominion of Canada. Subsequently to their first arrival, it is extended to them on production of a baggage pass issued by the Commissioner of Customs, Department of National Revenue. 2. Commissioners representing other of His Majesty's Governments, Counsellors, Secretaries and Attaches at legations and Offices of High Commissioners in the Dominion of Canada, whose Governments accord the same privilege to Canadian officials holding corresponding posts in the countries represented by such Legations. Offices of High Commis- sioners and Commissioners. 3. Consuls General who are citizens of the country they represent and who are not engaged in any other business or profession. 4. Heads of Canadian Legations, the Canadian High Commissioner in London and the Canadian Advisory Officer at Geneva, returning from abroad, upon production of their credentials. B. (1) The privilege of free entry and exemption from taxes is extended, on their first arrival, to the personal and household effects of Consular Officers, other than Consuls General, who are citizens of the country they represent and who are not engaged in any other business or profession. (2) The same privilege is extended, on a reciprocal basis, to the personal and household effects of Trade Commissioners, who are citizens of the country they represent and who are not engaged in any other business or profession. C. Application for the extension of the privileges recited in this section should be made to the Department of External Affairs, duly certified by the Under-Secretary of State for External Affairs and transmitted to the Com- missioner of Customs, Department of National Revenue. 2 3 If the foreign representatives mentioned in this section arrive before special authorization has been sent to the Collectors of Customs, their baggage and other effects may be admitted free of duty and taxes upon presentation of their credentials, or by otherwise establishing their identity. The baggage or other effects of a person of any of the classes mentioned in this section may be admitted free of duty and taxes upon his declaration if the same arrive after him through accident or unavoidable delay in shipment. SECTION I I IMPORTED PACKAGES Articles for their personal or family use may be imported free of duty and taxes by the following officials:— 1. Heads of Diplomatic Missions accredited to His Majesty in respect of Canada, and High Commissioners representing other of His Majesty's Governments in the Dominion of Canada. 2. Commissioners representing other of His Majesty's Governments, Counsellors, Secretaries and Attaches at Legations and Offices of High Commissioners in the Dominion of Canada, whose Governments accord the same privilege to Canadian officials holding corresponding posts in the countries represented by such Legations, Offices of High Commis- sioners and Commissioners, upon written application personally signed by the Head of Mission, the High Commissioner or the Commissioner. 3. Consuls General who are citizens of the country they represent and who are not engaged in any other business or profession. Application for the extension of the privileges recited in this section should be made to the Department of External Affairs, duly certified by the Under-Secretary of State for External Affairs and transmitted to the Commissioner of Customs, Department of National Revenue. SECTION I I I Any article which, under these regulations, is allowed free entry and exemption from duties on importation shall be subject to the ordinary provi- sions of the tariff and of the Special War Revenue Act, 1915, and amendments, if sold or otherwise disposed of in Canada. 4 SECTION I Y ARTICLES FOR OFFICIAL USE Uniforms, office equipment, stationery and similar supplies sent, by their- Government direct, for the official use of Legations, High Commissioner. Offices, Commissioners' Offices, all such Consulates as are mentioned above, honorary Consulates and Trade Commissioners' Offices will be admitted free of duty and taxes. When any dispatch bag or package arrives in Canada addressed to a Head of a Foreign Mission or to a High Commissioner or Commissioner of one of His Majesty's Governments, bearing the seal of his government as a guarantee of good faith and which, from such examination äs can be made thereof without breaking the seal, shall apgear to contain only official docu- ments, it shall be forwarded without detention by either the "Canadian postal or customs authorities direct to the official to whom addressed; provided that the government of the country represented by the official to whom the goods are consigned grants a similar privilege to officials of the Government of Canada of corresponding or equivalent status. SECTION V INTERPRETATION and taxes referred to in the foregoing regulations shall be held levied under the Customs Tariff on imported articles or taxes articles under Parts XI , X I I and X I I I of the Special Wan. The duties to mean duties levied on such Revenue Act.rinq,<: & m mm DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA C U R R E N C Y BULLETIN F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S AWD. E X C I S E O F F I C E R S . Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 5th August, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country- Monetary Unit Proclaimed Value 1st August 2nd 3rd Argentine Peso $ $ 3286 $ .3281 $ .3276 Australia Pound 3. 9431 3.9380 3.9296 Belgium Belga . 1390 1695 .1696 .1698 Brazil Milreis 0587 .0586 .0588 Br. West Indies Dollar 1 0268 1.0255 1.0233 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 0346 .0346 .0347 Denmark Krone .2159 .2200 .2198 .2193 Egypt Pound ' ( 100 Piastres) 5 .0542 5.0473 5.0319 Finland Markka .02039 .0218 .0217 .0217 France Franc .0277 .0276 .0275 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4028 .4026 .4029 Great Britain Pound 4 .9288 4.9225 4.9120 Greece Drachma .0091 .0090 .0090 .0090 Holland Guilder .4020 .5500 .5495 .5481 lungary Pengo .1749 .1972 .1973 .1975 India Rupee . 3649 .3684 .3678 .3673 Iraq Dinar 4 .9288 4.9225 4.9120 Italy Lira .0526 .0527 .0528 .0528 Jamaica Pound 4 .9389 4.9325 4.9220 Japan Yen .2950 .2873 .2869 .2863 Mexico Peso - $ .1991 .1992 .1987 Norway Krone .2334 .2477 .2473 .2469 Poland Zloty .11218 .1888 .1889 .1891 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0445 .0447 .0446 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5752 .5742 .5740 Spain Peseta .0577 .0577 .0578 Sweden Krona .2396 .2541 .2538 .2532 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2297 .2295 .2294 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1 .0028 1.0034 1.0044 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar . .1657 .1655 .1640 Hankow Dollar A .1657 .1655 .1640 Shanghai Dollar u A .1638 . 1649 •11635 Tientsin Dollar 1 A .1632 .1655 , .1640 Hong Kong Dollar .3081 .3077 0 0 6 7 1938 No. 61File No. 191437 M. L No. 5 &>tjd). itonf. SDiomreal Sing.: f » 1 9 3 8 « ^ r . ™ — MEMORANDUM „saw. Series D No. 9 Revised 1 9 3 8 Supplement No. 10 r-s DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA, ( C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E D I V I S I O N S ) Ottawa, 4th August, 1938. To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: CHANGES IN LIST OF CUSTOMS-EXCISE PORTS, OUTPORTS, PREVENTIVE AND POSTAL COLLECTING STATIONS. You are advised of the following changes: LANSDOWNE, Ont., (40-E) 456 established as a Port and Warehous- ing Port, effective 15th August, 1938. PORT MORIEN, N.S., a Postal Collecting Station under the survey of the Port of Sydney, N.S., closed from the 1st August, 1958. COMMISSIONER OF EXCISE. COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS A^MD EXCISE OFFICERS. -C=? Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 29th July, 1938. m , Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed July Unit Value 25th 26th Argentine Peso $ $ .3289 .3292 Australia Pound 3.9470 3.9501 Belgium Belga .1390 .1694 .1696 Brazil Milreis .0586 .0586 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0279 1.0287 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0346 .0346 Denmark Krone .2159 .2202 .2203 Egypt Pound ( 100 Piastres) 5.0626 5.0626 Finland Markka .02039 .0218 .0218 France Franc .0277 .0277 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4028 .4027 Great Britain Pound 4.9338 4.9376 Greece Drachma .0091 .0090 .0090 Holland Guilder .4020 .5510 .5515 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1972 .1971 India Rupee .3649 .3685 .3689 Iraq Dinar 4.9338 4.9376 Italy Lira .0526 .0527 .0527 Jamaica Pound 4.9438 4.9476 Japan Yen .2950 .2875 .2876 Mexico Peso - $ .2025 .2032 Norway Krone ' .2334 .2479 .2481 Poland Zloty .11218 .1888 . 1888 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0445 .0446 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5747 .5749 Spain Peseta .0561 .0561 Sweden Krona .2396 .2543 .2545 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2296 .2297 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0025 1.0025 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar A A .1840 .1844 Hankow Dollar / .1840 .1844 Shanghai Dollar j .1841 . 1843 Tientsin Dollar ; .1831 .1834' Hong Kong Dollar .3083 .3081 27th t .3292 3.9500 .1697 .0587 1.0286 .0346 .2204 5.0642 .0218 .0277 .4029 4.9374 .0090 .5514 .1975 .3689 4.9374 .0527 4.9475 .2877 .2003 .2481 .1888 .0446 .5755 .0562 .2545 .2297 1.0028 .1839 11839 i t isfo 1938 No. 59D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , [ C A N A D A n f . M o n t r e a l (Customs Division) © n g . : 3 0 , M 1 9 3 8 » APPRAISERS' BULLETIN v j ^ 4, cft. (Miscellaneous Series) L ^ n l For the guidance of Customs and Excise Officers. INDEX SUBJECT Ass't Commissioner of Customs. EXCISE TAXES, UNITED STATES Ottawa, July 15th, 1938. CURRENT VALUES FOR DUTY—(CLASS B) . File No. 194874. Superseding Appraisers' Bulletin No. 3897 (Revised). UNITED STATES EXCISE TAXES The following is a list of the United States Excise Taxes in effect as of the 1st July, 1 9 3 8 : AUTOMOBILES (а) Automobile truck chassis, automobile truck bodies, tractors of the kind chiefly used for highway transportation in combination with a trailer or semi-trailer (including in each of the above cases parts or accessories therefor sold on or in connection therewith or with the sale thereof) '. 2 per cent A sale of an automobile truck shall, for the purposes of this sub- section, be considered to be a sale of the chassis and of the body. (б) Other automobile chassis and bodies and motor cycles (including in each case parts or accessories therefor sold on or in connection there- with or with the sale thereof), except tractors 3 per cent A sale of an automobile shall, for the purposes of this subsection, be considered to be a sale of the chassis and of the body. (c) Parts or accessories (other than tires and inner tubes) for any of the articles enumerated in subsection (a) or (6) 2 per cent For the purposes of this subsection and subsections (a) and (b), spark plugs, storage batteries, leaf springs, coils, timers, and tire chains, which are suitable for use on or in connection with or as com- ponent parts of, any of the articles enumerated in subsection (a) or (b), shall be considered parts or accessories for such articles whether or not primarily adapted for such use. This subsection shall not apply to chassis or bodies for automobile trucks or other automobiles. FIREARMS (including pistols or revolvers) S H E L I ^ AND CARTRIDGES 1 0 per cent 4 J f t » V 1 l / U U Misc. NO. 17 1B a 2 MATCHES Fancy wooden matches and wooden matches having a stained, dyed, or coloured stick or stem, packed in boxes or in bulk 5c. per M PLAYING CARDS Every pack of playing cards containing not more than 54 cards 10c. RADIO RECEIVING SETS, Chassis, cabinets, tubes, reproducing units, power packs, and phonograph mechanisms, suitable for use in connection with or as part of radio receiving sets or combination radio and phonograph sets (including in each case parts or accessories therefor sold on or in connection therewith or with the sale thereof) 5 per cent A sale of any two or more of the above articles shall, for the purpose of this section, be considered a sale of each separately. REFRIGERATORS, M e c h a n i c a l (a) Household type refrigerators (for single or multiple cabinet installa- tions) operated with electricity, gas, kerosene, or other means (includ- ing parts or accessories therefor sold on or in connection therewith or with the sale thereof) 5 per cent (b) Cabinets, compressors, condensers, expansion units, absorbers, and controls (hereinafter referred to as " refrigerator components " ) for, or suitable for use as part of or with, any of the articles enumer- ated in subsection (a) (including in each case parts or accessories for such refrigerator components sold on or in connection therewith or with the sale thereof) except when sold as component parts of complete refrigerators or refrigerating or cooling apparatus 5 per cent TIRES, wholly or in part of rubber, per pound (exclusive of metal rims or rim bases) 2^c. TUBES, inner (for tires) wholly or in part of rubber, per pound 4c. TOILET PREPARATIONS, perfumes, essences, extracts, toilet waters, cosmetics, petroleum jellies, hair oils, pomades, hair dressings, hair restoratives, hair dyes, aromatic cachous, toilet powders, and any similar substance, article or preparation, by whatsoever name known or distinguished, which are used or applied or intended to be used or applied for toilet purposes 10 per cent NOTE.—For the purpose of the application of these taxes, the lease of an article shall be considered the sale of such article. "Under regulations prescribed by the Commissioner with the approval of the Secretary, no tax under this title shall be imposed upon any article (other than a tire or inner tube) sold for use as material in the manufacture or production of, or for use as a component part of, an article to be manufactured or produced by the vendee which will be taxable under this title or sold free of tax by virtue of this section. If the vendee resells an article sold to him free of tax under this section, then for the purposes of this title he shall be considered the manufacturer or pro- ducer of such article." The foregoing taxes are to be included in the fair market value of articles exported to Canada for regular duty purposes, but under subsection 2 of Section 6 of the Customs tariff are disregarded for special duty purposes when the goods are entitled to entry under any tariff more favourable than the General tariff.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENU CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS ©tfd). Sftottft** E, CANADA >1! M •O^O^Sr- 91» Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 26th July, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country argentine Australia Belgium Brazil Br. West Indies (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Denmark Egypt Finland Prance Germany Great Britain Greece Holland JIungary ndia Iraq Italy Jamaica Japan Mexico Norway Poland Portugal Straits Settlement Spain Sweden Swi tzerland United States of Amer CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Hankow Shanghai Tientsin Hong Kong Monetary _Unit_ Peso Pound Belga Milreis Dollar Proclaimed Value .1390 Koruna Krone Pound (100 Piastres) Markka Franc Reichsmark Pound Drachma Guilder Pengo Rupee Dinar Lira Pound Yen Peso - $ Krone Zloty Escudo Dollar Peseta Krona Franc ica Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar .0296 .2159 .02039 .3200 .0091 .4020 .1749 .3649 . 0526 .2950 .2334 .11218 .0442 .5678 .2396 .1930 1.0000 21st ! .3288 3.9463 .1696 .0587 1.0277 .0346 .2202 5.0573 .0218 .0277 .4029 4.9329 .0090 .5511* .1973 .3681 4.9329 . 0528 4.9429 .2875 .2029 .2478 .1890 .0447 .5753 .0562 .2543 .2296 1.0034 .1840 .1840 .1843 . 1832 .3081 July 22nd .3289 3.9475 .1695 .0587 1.0280 .0346 .2203 5.0558 .0218 .0277 .4028 4.9344 .0090 .5514 .1972 .3679 4.9344 .0528 4.9444 .2874 .2036 .2480 .1889 .0445 .5753 .0562 .2544 .2295 1.0031 .1839 .1839 . 1840 .1839 .3082 23rd f .3290 3.9485 .1695 .0587 1.0283 .0346 .2202 .0218 .0277 .4027 4.9356 .0091 .5513 .1972 .3686 4.9356 .0527 4.9457 .2878 .2031 .2481 .1889 .0446 .5754 .0562 .2545 .2296 1.0028 .1834 .1834 .1839 .1837 .3082 1938 No.V I . CHAP. 29. An Act to amend The Excise Act, 1934. [Assented to 24th June, 1938.] HIS MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of i9|, c. 52 the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts i936'c-37: as follows:— 1937,0.29. 1 . Paragraph (j) of subsection one of section three of The Definitions. Excise Act, 1984, chapter fifty-two of the statutes of 1934, is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— " ( j ) 'worm' means any pipe, condenser or other equip- " W o r m . " ment used or intended to be used for the condensation of spirit vapour." 2 . Subsection two of section fifty-nine of the said Act Rehoused is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— to be marked. "(2) Nothing in this section shall apply to manufactured Tobacco and tobacco and cigars." excepted. 3. Section sixty of the said Act is repealed and the fol- lowing substituted therefor:— "60. Goods warehoused shall be so stowed or arranged stowage of that the casks, boxes or packages contained or described in warehoused, one entry are placed together in separate lots; and in no case, except in the case of manufactured tobacco or cigars, shall the casks, boxes or packages contained or described in one entry, be intermixed with those contained or described in another." 4. Section ninety-six of the said Act, as enacted by section five of chapter twenty-nine of the statutes of 1937, is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— "96. Every one who, when called upon in the King's Refusing to 1 rr- c • j • j - J . - L - - J . U assist omcers. name by an officer of excise to aid or assist him m the execution of any act or duty required by this Act, refuses or neglects to do so, and every master or person in charge of any vessel and every driver or person conducting or having charge of any vehicle or conveyance, who refuses or 85 neglects 2 GEORGE 2 Chap. 29. Excise Act. 2 GEO. VI. neglects to stop such vessel, vehicle or conveyance when required to do so in the King's name by an officer of excise, Penalty. is guilty of an indictable offence, and liable to a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars and not less than fifty dollars, or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months and not less than three months or to both fine and imprison- ment, and in default of payment of such fine to a term or a further term of imprisonment not exceeding six months and not less than three months." Licence to 5 . Section one hundred and thirty-one of the said Act is rectifiers. r e p e a led. T o import, 6. Section one hundred and thirty-two of the said Act is or make, or , , ^ sen apparatus, repealed. 7 . Section one hundred and thirty-three of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— Application " 1 3 3 . An application for a licence to import, manu- for liopnop TOT* ' chemical facture, possess and use the chemical stills mentioned in still. such application shall contain a full and exact description of such stills and of the capacity of each and also of the purposes to which they are to be applied and of the place wherein they are to be used." 8. Subsection one of section one hundred and thirty- four of the said Act, as amended by section seven of chapter twenty-nine of the statutes of 1937, is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— on̂ cencefor " 1 3 4 . (1) A licence to import, manufacture, possess chemical °r and use chemical stills may be granted to any person who stiu- has complied with the provisions of this Act, if,— (a) the person about to import or make any still, worm, rectifying or other apparatus suitable for the manu- facture of spirits or for the rectification of spirits, before the importation or making is commenced, reports in writing to the nearest collector, his intention in relation thereto, stating the number of stills, worms, rectifying or other apparatus or part thereof, suitable for the manufacture of spirits, or for the rectification of spirits, to be imported or about to be manufactured, showing, with reference to each:— (i) the capacity of the apparatus or parts thereof; (ii) the name and residence of the person for whom such apparatus or part thereof is to be imported or made; (iii) the time at which every such apparatus or part thereof is to be imported or made; (iv) the date at which such apparatus or part thereof is to be removed from the place where the same is to be manufactured; 86 (v) 1938. Excise Act. Chap. 39, 3 (v) the material of which such apparatus is or is to be made; (b) the granting of such licence has been approved by the Approval and district inspector and authorized by the Commissioner, s u P 0 r v l s l o n - and all the apparatus connected therewith is so made and arranged, and the whole so situated as regards the location and nature of the building in which it is placed, as to all which the Commissioner shall be the sole judge, that such stills and apparatus may be kept under such supervision by an officer as will prevent their fraudulent use; and (c) such person shall, before such licence is issued, Bond- jointly with a guarantee company approved by the Minister, enter into a bond to His Majesty in the sum of one thousand dollars; 9. Section one hundred and thirty-five of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— " 1 3 5 . The person in whose favor a licence is granted Distilling and for distilling by any process, shall, upon receiving such ifeence'fee a licence, pay to the collector the sum of two hundred and S250 0°- fifty dollars." 1 0 . Section one hundred and thirty-six of the said Act, as enacted by section eight of chapter twenty-nine of the statutes of 1937, is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "136. The person in whose favor a licence is granted Licence fee j. • . r i j -i • i for chemical to import, manufacture, possess and use any chemical etiii. still or stills mentioned in his application for licence shall, upon receiving such licence pay to the collector the sum of two dollars whether such licence has a full year or only a part of a year to run from the date when it was granted: Provided that any person importing, manufacturing, possess- Proviso, ing and using a chemical still, the measured content of which does not exceed three gallons, or any bona fide public Exceptions hospital duly certified as such by the Department of Pen- ^ offee. sions and National Health importing, manufacturing, possessing and using a chemical still of any capacity, may, upon registering the said still at the office of the collector of the division in which it is situated, be permitted to im- port, manufacture, possess and use the same without pay- ment of licence fee or the giving of a bond; but the import- ation, manufacture, possession or use of any such still with- out registration shall be deemed an importing, manufactur- ing, possessing or using of a still contrary to the provisions of this Act." 11. Section one hundred and thirty-seven of the said Act, as enacted by section nine of chapter twenty-nine of factoring the statutes of 1937, is repealed. apparatus. 87 12 4 Chap. 29. Excise Act. 2 GEO. VI. Importation and manu- facture of apparatus. Abatement of spirits re- warehoused. Abatement percentage upon deficiencies in distillery stock. Wood absorption abatement. Least quan- tity to be warehoused or ex- warehoused. When spirits may be entered for consumption. 1 2 . Section one hundred and thirty-eight of the said Act is repealed. 1 3 . Paragraph (d) of subsection one of section one hundred and forty-two of the said Act, as amended by section ten of chapter twenty-nine of the statutes of 1937, is further amended by striking out subparagraph (iii) thereof and substituting therefor the following subpara- graphs:— "(iii) Spirits re-warehoused and stored in wooden or ventilated metal tanks or in barrels will be subject to the same abatement as if originally warehoused; (iv) An abatement not exceeding two per cent may in accordance with departmental regulations, be allow- ed upon deficiencies found in distillery stock; (v) An abatement not exceeding three per cent of the quantity originally warehoused in wooden barrels, may, in accordance with departmental regulations, be allowed for wood absorption." 14. Subsections two and three of section one hundred and fifty-five of the said Act are repealed and the following substituted therefor: "(2) Except for export, use as ship stores, or delivery to a druggist licensed as herein provided, no less quantity than twelve cases or thirty gallons of proof spirits shall be entered for warehouse or ex-warehouse, by one entry, and in no case shall any spirits be ex-warehoused except in complete packages." 15. Subsection four of section one hundred and fifty- five of the said Act is repealed and the following substi- tuted therefor:— "(4) No spirits subject to excise, which have not been warehoused for at least two years, except that class of spirits commonly known as gin, and spirits manufactured from native wine when such spirits are used for fortifica- tion purposes by registered wine manufacturers, shall be entered for consumption: Provided, however, that spirits when testing not less than fifty per centum over-proof may be entered ex-warehouse for consumption at any date after manufacture if sold and delivered for scientific pur- poses only to any university, scientific or research labora- tory approved by the Minister, or to any bona fide public hospital certified as such by the Department of Pensions and National Health, or to druggists as defined in section one hundred and forty-one of this Act, for use in preparing, manufacturing, compounding or dispensing medicines and pharmaceutical preparations under departmental regul- ations." 90 31. 1938. Excise Act. Chap.r-29. 5 1 6 . The said Act is further amended by inserting imme- diately after section one hundred and sixty-nine B thereof, as enacted by section thirteen of chapter twenty-nine of the statutes of 1937, the following section : "169c. In the case of any person who has been con- second con- victed of a violation of any of the provisions of sections ĵj;t(j°npsr"mler one hundred and sixty-four, one hundred and sixty-nine, visions of or one hundred and sixty-nine B, of this Act, and is after- de™mldCtl0ns wards convicted of a violation committed after having been subsequent so previously convicted, of any other provision of any of ° ence' the said sections, such latter conviction shall be deemed a conviction for a subsequent offence within the mean- ing of the said sections and shall be dealt with and punished accordingly, although the two convictions may have been under different sections, or subsections, or paragraphs of the said sections." 1 7 . Subsection one of section one hundred and seventy- two of the said Act is repealed and the following is substituted therefor:—- f̂c&M "172. (1) A licence to carry on the trade or business Amount of a brewer may be granted to any person who has complied 0 on with the provisions of this Act, if the granting of such licence has been approved by the district inspector, and such person has, jointly with a guarantee company, ap- proved by the Minister, entered into a bond to His Majesty , in such sum as the Minister may determine but in no case shall such sum be less than five thousand dollars." 18. Section one hundred and seventy-four of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— "174. On every cask or barrel used in a brewery or for Beer casks, baiTGls and keeping or delivering out any beer, there shall at all times bottles to be legibly cut, branded or painted in oil colours on one îth n™m0d head, the name and address of the brewer; and on every and address bottle containing beer, there shall at all times be securely bottler',er °r fixed by the brewer or bottler of the said beer, a label show- and other ing in conspicuous type the name and address of the brewer information, or bottler of the said beer and such other information as may be prescribed by departmental regulations. 19. Subsection two of section two hundred and forty- two of the said Act is repealed. tobacco. 20. Section two hundred and forty-four of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— "244. All packages containing manufactured tobacco ^ac^and and cigars shall have printed thereon, stamped, burnt or im- cigarTtobe pressed into them or indented, such information as is marked- prescribed by departmental regulations." 21. Section two hundred and forty-nine of the said Act Completion , . J of manu-is repealed. facture of SO 9 O tobacco oy A A* and cigars. 6 Chap. 29. Excise Act. 2 GEO. VI. Monthly returns of completed manufacture. Deficiency between raw material and products of manu- factory. 22. Section two hundred and fifty of the said Act is repealed. 2 3 . Section two hundred and fifty-one of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— "251. The deficiency allowance between the raw leaf tobacco and other materials taken for use and the manu- factured tobacco, cigars and other products resulting there- from, during the period between any two stock-takings, in any tobacco or cigar manufactory, may be established by the Governor in Council but shall not at any time exceed six per centum." Minimum from raw material in cigars. Tobacco stems and sweepings, etc. 24. Section two hundred and fifty-two of the said Act is repealed. 2 5 . Section two hundred and sixty-one of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— "261. All stems, sweepings, or other waste or refuse tobacco found in a tobacco or cigar manufactory and which are not intended to be used, shall be disposed of under departmental regulations." 2 6 . Paragraph (h) of section two hundred and sixty-two of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— Determining "(h) for determining the time when tobacco and cigars shall be considered as completely manufactured." payment of duties. 2 7 . Section two hundred and sixty-two of the said Act is further amended by inserting immediately after paragraph (h) the following paragraph:— Time when "(i) for determining when completely manufactured tobacco and cigars shall be entered for consumption tobacco and cigars shall be entered. or duty ex-manufactory or be warehoused." Determining 28. Section two hundred and sixty-four of the said payment Act is repealed. of duties. 1 29. Section two hundred and sixty-seven of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "267. Except for export or ship's stores, no less quantity than one hundred pounds of manufactured tobacco, two thousand cigars or two thousand cigarettes, shall be ware- housed or ex-warehoused by one entry." Warehousing and ex- warehousing of tobacco and cigars. No refund on tobacco ex- warehoused. 30. Section two hundred and sixty-nine of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "269. The duty paid on manufactured tobacco and cigars entered for consumption, shall not be refunded by way of drawback or otherwise upon the exportation of such tobacco or cigars out of Canada." 90 31. 1938. Excise Act. Chap. 29. 7 31. Sections two hundred and seventy-five to two Spelled hundred and eighty-three, both inclusive, and two hundred and ninety-two to two hundred and ninety-four of the said Act, both inclusive, and the subheading thereto, "Foreign Raw Leaf Tobacco," are repealed. 32. Paragraph (a) of subsection one of section two hundred and ninety-six of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor:— "296. (1) Subject to the provisions of this Act relating to the re-working of spoiled tobacco and cigars,— (a) Every manufacturer or other person who puts tobacco Us!n5 , prnritiprl DHPrC or cigars into any such box, bag, vessel, wrapper or ages, envelope, the same having been either emptied or partially emptied, or who has in his possession, or who sells or offers for sale any box or other package of tobacco or cigars, having affixed thereto any fraudu- Selling boxes lent, spurious, imitation or counterfeit stamp, or any stamp that has been previously used, or sells from any such fraudulently stamped box or package, or has in his possession any box or package as aforesaid, knowing the same to be fraudulently stamped;" 3 3 . Subsection one of section two hundred and ninety- eight of the said Act is repealed and the following sub- stituted therefor: "298. (1) Everyone who removes or permits or suffers Unlawful the removal from any manufactory or from any place where tobacco 'or ' tobacco or cigars are made, any manufactured tobacco or cigars, cigars without the same being put in proper packages, or without being stamped and the stamps being properly cancelled as required by law or regulations established thereunder, or who uses, sells or offers for sale, or has in Unlawful possession, except in the manufactory, or while in transit poSese°rsion. under bond from any manufactory, store or warehouse, to a vessel or railway car for exportation to a foreign country, or for removal in bond from the manufactory or licensed bonding warehouse to another manufactory or licensed bonding warehouse, any manufactured tobacco or cigars without the proper stamps for the amount of duty thereon being affixed and cancelled is guilty of an indict- 0f fence able offence and shall, for each such offence, be liable penalty, to a penalty not exceeding five hundred dollars and not less than one hundred dollars or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years and not less than three months or to both fine and imprisonment and in default of payment of such penalty to a term or a further term of imprisonment not exceeding twelve months and not less than three months." 91 34. 8 Chap. 29. Excise Act. 2 GEO. VI. £toforce 3 4 . Sections twenty to thirty-one inclusive of this Act of sections shall come into force on the first day of April, 1939. 20 to 31. O T T A W A : P r i n t e d b y JOSEPH OSCAB PATENAUDE, I . S . O . , L a w P r i n t e r t o t h e King's Most Excellent Majesty. 92DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE,^IftNAÖÄ CURRENCY BULLETIN 2 3, JUL 1938" F O R THE GUIDANCE O F CUSTOMS A N D EXCISE OFFICERS. .21! Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 22nd July, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Argentine ustralla Belgium Brazil Br. West Indies (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Denmark Egypt Finland France Germany Great Britain Greece Holland Hungary India .Iraq • taly Jamaica Japan Mexico Norway Poland Portugal Straits Settlement Spain Sweden Switzerland United States of CHINA Chefoo - Hankow Shanghai Tientsin Hong Kong America Yuan Monetary Unit Peso Pound Belga Milreis Dollar Koruna Krone Pound (100 Piastres) Markka Franc Reichsmark Pound Drachma Guilder Pengo Rupee Dinar Lira Pound Yen Peso - $ Krone Zloty Escudo Dollar Peseta Krona Franc Dollar Dollar Dollar/ Dollar; Dollar Proclaimed Value 1390 .0296 . 2159 .02039 .3200 .0091 .4020 .1749 .3649 .0526 .2950 .2334 .11218 .0442 .5678 .2396 .1930 1.0000 Dollar 18th I .3302 3.9616 .1701 .0588 1.0316 .0347 . 2 2 1 0 5.0784 .0218 . 0278 .4040 4.9519 .0091 .5532 .1977 .3694 4.9519 .0529 4.9620 .2887 .2023 .2488 .1895 .0450 .5775 .0568 .2552 .2302 1.0056 .1835 . 1835 .1835 .1826 .3089 July 19th .3294 3.9514 .1697 .0588 1.0290 .0347 .2205 5.0621 .0218 .0277 .4034 4.9392 .0090 .5519 .1975 .3685 4.9392 .0528 4.9493 .2879 .2028 .2482 .1891 .0449 .5752 .0567 .2546 .2298 1.0044 .1842 .1842 .1842 .1831 .3080 20th 5 .3229 3.9500 .1696 .0587 1 . 0 2 8 6 .0346 .2204 5.0573 .0218 .0277 .4030 4.9375 .0090 .5516 .1974 .3682 4.9375 .0528 4.9475 .2876 .2040 .2480 .1890 .0447 .5753 .0567 .2545 .2297 1.0034 .1840 ~ " [0 1938 No.D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N } Hjf. F " 0 " T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S . ^ Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 19th July, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed July Unit V a l u e 14th 15th 16th Argentine Peso $ $ .3309 .3309 $ .3306 astralia Pound 3.9708 3.9716 3.9664 Belgium Belga .1390 .1704 .1704 .1702 Brazil Milreis .0589 .0589 .0590 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0270 1.0343 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0348 .0348 .0348 Denmark Krone .2159 .2216 .2216 .2213 Egypt Pound (100 Piastres) 5.0847 5.0831 Finland Markka .02039 .0219 .0219 .0219 Prance Franc .0278 .0278 .0278 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4046 .4045 .4043 Great Britain Pound 4.9636 4.9645 4.9580 Greece Drachma .0091 .0091 .0091 .0091 Holland Guilder .4020 .5539 .5540 .5536 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1980 .1987 .1978 India Rupee .3649 .3702 .3702 .3699 •Iraq Dinar 4.9636 4.9645 4.9580 italy Lira .0526 .0530 .0529 .0529 Jamaica Pound 4.9737 4.9745 4.9680 Japan Yen .2950 .2892 .2892 .2890 Mexico Peso - $ .2018 .2013 .2017 Norway Krone .2334 .2494 .2494 .2493 Poland Zloty .11218 .1899 .1898 .1897 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0451 .0452 .0451 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5787 .5788 .5784 Spain Peseta .0569 .0569 .0563 Sweden Krona .2396 .2559 .2560 .2557 Swi tzerland Franc .1930 .2302 .2302 .2304 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0069 1.0066 1.0059 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1842 .1837 .1836 Hankow Dollar .1842 .1837 .1806 Shanghai Dollar * ü * .1844 .1840 .1839 Tientsin Dollar l f m / .1842 .1827 .1827 Hong Kong Dollar .3094 .3093 .3091 l f'P I* 1938 No. 56DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA Pile No. 195478 Ottawa, 18th July, 1938. $agcb. — | tu | Notice is hereby given that the Minister has directed that the suspension of application of value fixed for Cantaloupes and Muskmelons in respect of importation into the Provinces of Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Colum- bia (vide Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 14 (1938), Supplements Nos 1 and 2) be withdrawn effective July 19th, 1938, and the value fixed shall apply on and after that date. Provided that the value fixed shall not apply to importations into the above mentioned Provinces which were bona fide purchased and in transit to the purchaser in Canada on or before the 18th July, 1938, and entered at Customs on or before the 28th July, 1938. Ass't Commissioner of Customs. FRUI t A N [ \ V E G E T A B L E - NO. , 4 « \ SUPPLEMENT NO. 3jttmj» Qfttmtreal File No. 195,575 2 1 • T. P. G. No. 2 Supplement D4-11 , 1 Series D No. 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement No. 11 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, Canada July 7, 1938. (CUSTOMS DIVISION) To Collectors of Customs and Excise: COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921, SECTIONS 27 AND 28 Notice in writing has been given to the Department by the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act, 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said Act in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tariff, 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act. Note the exemptions from prohibition of importation provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 (formerly 27) of the Copyright Act, as set forth in full in departmental Memorandum Series D No. 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as follows:— Copyright Classi- Registered b y : Title Author fixation I. S. J. Reginald Saunders Artists in Crime (11698) Marsh, Ngaio Book " Crippled Splendour (11699).. . John, Evan Book " Dandy, The (11700) Meynell, Laurence W . Book " Echoes from Quiet Corner (11701) Strong, Patience Book " Green Fool, The (11702) Kavanagh, Patr ick. . . . Book " House of Dreams, The (11703) Strong. Patience Book " Indigo Death (11704) Saltmarsh, Max Book " Lapland Journey (11705) Sutherland, Halliday.. . Book " Puppets Through America (11706) Wilkinson, Walter Book " Quiet Corner (11707) Strong, Patience Book " Quiet Thoughts (11708) Strong. Patience Book " Redskin Interlude (11709) Sheridan, Clare Book " Restless Heart (11710) Robins, Denise Book " Scapegoat Dances, The (11711) Benney, Mark Book " Sunny Side, The (11712) Strong, Patience Book The Ryerson Press Swan Song (11713) Galsworthy, John Book I. S. J. Reginald Saunders Trumpet is Mine, The (11714 ) Lewis, Cecil Book " " " " " Wings of the Morning (11715 ) Strong, Patience Book " " " " " You Mave Chosen (11716)... Robins, Denise Book The works referred to above may be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D No. 4, revised 1938. cc u It It It II II It It It It It C ^ O S r " Assistant Commissioner of Customs. f / ¥ / 1/fa**"et), M o n t r e a l (ging.-: - 4 JUL. C I R C U L A R o No. 798-C DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA (Excise Division) Ottawa, 28th June, 193a To Collectors of Customs and Excise, Re: Unrenewed Licenses Effective July 1st, each year, the ledger account of each licensee who has neglected to renew his license and is properly liable therefor, is to be immediately debited with the annual license fee of two dollars ($2.00). Collection of the amount due should then be proceeded with in the usual manner. Commissioner of Excise.C A N A D A OFFICE OF THE V E T E R I N A R Y D I R E C T O R G E N E R A L H E A L T H O F A N I M A L S B R A N C H 7&?pixrtmmt of &$txmitnt? O T T A W A , 14th July, 1938, Circular to Steamship Companies, Importers, District Veterinary Inspectors, etc. Gentlemen, I beg to advise you of the following change in the list of Veterinary Officers in Great Britain who are authorized to issue certificates in connection with fodder-packed shipments destined to Canada. The certificates of this official may also be accepted when accompanying shipments from Great Britain of grains and other materials susceptible of conversion into feed for live stock. ADD Captain a.F. Angler, 33 Hall G* Doncaster V.ost Riding. I have the honour to be, Gjrtlernen, Your obedient servant, Accing Veterinary Director General. -̂OJJ i?D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A CURRENCY BULLETIN F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S . SDfld), ÄOllf. ©ng.: 16. JUL. 1938 CO.. Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 15th July, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed July Unit Value 11th 12th 13th Argentine Peso $ $ .3312 .3310 $ .3311 Australia Pound 3.9722 3.9702 3.9734 .-Belgium Belga .1390 .1704 .1704 .1704 Jrazil Milreis .0589 .0586 .0589 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0257 1.0262 1.0275 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0349 .0349 .0348 Denmark Krone .2159 .2217 .2215 .2218 Egypt Pound (100 Piastres) 5.0879 5.0879 5.0964 Finland Markka .02039 .0220 .0220 .0220 Prance Franc .0278 .0278 .0278 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4048 .4046 .4047 Great Britain Pound 4.9653 4.9627 4.9673 Greece Drachma .0091 .0091 .0091 .0091 Holland Guilder .4020 .5543 .5540 .5544 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1990 .1989 .1988 India Rupee .3649 .3701 .3699 .3703 Iraq Dinar 4.9653 4.9627 4.9673 Italy Lira . 0526 .0530 .0530 .0530 -Jamaica Pound 4.9753 4.9728 4.9774 Japan Yen .2950 .2893 .2892 .2894 Mexico Peso - $ .2009 .2021 .2008 Norway Krone .2334 .2495 .2494 .2496 Poland Zloty .11218 .1896 .1899 .1900 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0451 .0451 .0452 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5790 .5790 .5788 Spain Peseta .0574 .0574 .0574 Sweden Krona .2396 .2560 .2558 .2560 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2300 .2301 .2302 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0075 1.0075 1.0072 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1835 .1835 .1839 Hankow Dollar .1835 .1835 .1839 Shanghai Dollar .1830 .1830 .1838 Tientsin Dollar tk\ t .1830 .1835 .1839 Hong Kong Dollar \ i V1 \ i .3098 .3099 .3097 1938 No. 55D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N C A N A D A File No. 195478 Ottawa, 13th July, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Cantaloupes and Muskmelons imported into Canada, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 14 (1938), be suspended until further notice. Ass't Commissioner of Customs. \ tk FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 14 1938 S U P P L E M E N T No. 2File N o . 195,315 T .P .G . N o . 2 Supplement D 4 - 9 Series D N o . 4 (Revised 1938) Supplement N o . 9 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) June 29, 1938. To Collectors oj Customs and Excise: C O P Y R I G H T A C T , 1921, S E C T I O N S 27 A N D 28 Not ice in writing has been given to the Department b y the owners of copyright under provisions of Section 27 of the Copyright Act , 1921, that copyright now subsists under the said A c t in the original works hereunder mentioned, and that they desire that copies of the said works printed or reprinted out of Canada shall not be imported into Canada, and such copies are, accordingly, prohibited importation as if included in Schedule C of the Customs Tarif f , 1907, except however, as provided in subsection 3 of Section 28 of the said Act . Note the exemptions f rom prohibition of importation provided in sub- section 3 of Section 28 ( formerly 27) of the Copyr ight Act , as set forth in full in departmental M e m o r a n d u m Series D N o . 4. The works referred to above with names of the authors thereof, and names under which copyright is registered are as f o l l o w s : — Copyright Registered by: Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. The Ryerson Press Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. The Ryerson Press Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. The Ryerson Press Oxford University Press The Ryerson Press Oxford University Press The Ryerson Press Oxford University Press Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. Title Almond Tree, The (11645).... Autobiography of Sir Henry Wood, The (11659) Coming Up for Air (11646)... English Rue (11647) Europe at Play (11648) Five Came to London (11649). Hangman's Quarry (11650).... Impregnable Women, The (11651) Journey Through South i America (11652) 'Kinfisher' Abroad (11653).... Lament for a Maker (11654).. Mountain and the Plain, The (11655) Patches of Sunlight (11656)... Shining Scabbard (11657) Sinister Crag (11658) There's Always England (11660) Unforgotten Prisoner, The (11661) You Know You Can Trust Me (11662) Author Liddell, Robert. Classi- fication . Book Wood, Sir Henry Book Orwell, George Book Hare, Martin Book Tattersall, E. H Book Saxby, Richard Book Behrend, Arthur Book Linklater, Eric Book Maillart, Ella Book Rising, T. & T Book Innes, Michael Book Gorman, Herbert Book Dunsany, Lord Book Hutchinson, R. C Book Gayle, Newton Book Boyd, L. Stewart Book Hutchinson, R. C Book Curran, Charles Book The books referred to above m a y be added to the consolidated list contained in Memorandum Series D N o . 4, revised 1938. ( O V E R ) Notification having been received from the agents of the copyright owners that they are no longer interested in the works bearing the titles listed hereunder, Collectors are advised that these works may now be permitted importation without regard to the provisions of the Copyright Act relating to prohibition of importation, and the titles listed hereunder are to be deleted from Memorandum Series D No. 4 :— Notification Number Title Author 11518 Death is so Fair D'AIten, Louis Lynch 7877 Golden Peacock Atherton, Gertrude 10966 Helen Keller's Journal Keller, Helen Assistant Commissioner oj Customs.DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS. Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 1 Yth 'July1938, "< -r— . . _ - fiu July 8th 9th Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed j 7th , Unit Value "gentine Peso $ $ .3315 Australia Pound 3.9783 Belgium Belga . 1390 .1707 Brazil Milreis .0589 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0360 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0350 Denmark Krone .2159 .2221 Egypt Pound ( 100 Piastres) 5.0980 Finland Markka .02039 .0220 France Franc . 0280 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4048 Great Britain Pound 4.9729 Greece Drachma .0091 .0091 Holland Guilder .4020 .5551 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1989 India •aq Rupee .3649 .3710 Dinar 4.9729 Italy Lira .0526 . .0530 Jamaica Pound 4.9830 Japan Yen .2950 .2896 Mexico Peso - $ .2015 Norway Krone .2334 .2499 Poland Zloty .11218 .1897 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0451 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5799 Spain Peseta .0574 Sweden Krona .2396 .2564 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2302 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0075 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar A t .1838 Hankow Dollar . 1838 Shanghai Dollar \ • « .1832 Tientsin Dollar S» If • V A W f % . 1838 Hong Kong Dollar 1 w 9 .3104 .3315 3.9787 .1704 .0589 1.0361 .0348 .2220 5.0948 .0219 .0279 .4048 4.9734 .0091 .5554 .1988 .3709 4.9734 .0530 4.9834 .2897 .2014 .2499 .1897 .0452 .5798 .0574 .2564 .2302 1.0069 . 1837 . 1837 .1830 .1837 .3102 \ .3317 3.9790 .1704- .0590 .0349 .2221 .0222 .0279 .4050 4.9738 .0091 .5554 .1989 .3710 4.9738 .0530 4.9838 .2900 .2009 .2500 .1900 .0452 .5800 .0574 .2565 .2302 1.0069 .1835 .1835 .1862 .1835 1938 No. 54 \v©tfcf>. tfonf. SDfcmfreofj ®»g.: 13. JUL. J938 j Sagek dlx _ J DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195478 Ottawa, 12th July, 1938. rN- Notice is hereby given that the Minister has directed that the suspension of application of value fixed for Cabbage in respect of importation into the Provinces of Manitoba, Sask- atchewan, Alberta and British Columbia (vide Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 4 (1938), Supplement No. 1) be withdrawn effective July 13th, 1938, and the value fixed shall apply on and after that date. Provided that tne value fixed shall not apply to importations into the above mentioned Provinces which were bona fide purchased _&nd in transit to the purchaser in Canada on or before the 12th July, 1938, and entered at Customs on or before the 22nd July, 1938. ^ ^ ^ c Ass't Commissioner of Customs. \ %A! FRUIT AND VEGETABLE - NO. 4 1 9 3 8 SUPPLEMENT NO. 3* : >2. JUL W3ä Qageb. Oh DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195478 the application of the value fixed for Cantaloupes and Muskraelons imported into Canada, as per Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 14 (1938), be suspended until further notice in respect of importation into the Provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Quebec and Ontario. Ottawa, 11th July, 1938. The Minister of National Revenue has directed that Ass't Commissioner of Customs. FRl VEGETABLE - NO. 14 f 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 1 IDEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA APPRAISERS1 BULLETIN For the guidance of Customs and Excise Officers. Ass't Commissioner of Customs. Ottawa, 11th July, 1958. -File No. 195478. VALUE FOR DUTY OF CANTALOUPES AND MUSKMELONS By an Order In Council passed under Section 43 of the Customs Act, the Honourable the Minister of National Revenue was authorized to fix the value for duty of Cantaloupes and Muskmelons, and he has, under such authority, fixed the value for duty thereof at an advance of 20 cents per pound (the weight of the package to be included) on the true invoice value if in Canadian funds, or its equivalent in Canadian funds, converted at the rate of exchange on the date of shipment, including all charges up to the point of direct shipment to Canada, when imported on and after the 12th July, 1938. The above valuation does not apply to importations entitled to entry under the British Preferential Tariff or any lower tariff. In the case of goods shipped on consignment without sale prior -to shipment, the value for duty shall be the value as sold for home consumption at the time and place of direct exportation to Canada converted into Canadian funds at the rate of exchange on the date of shipment, plus the above advance. Provided that the value for duty shall in no case be less than the value as sold for home consumption at the time and place of original shipment plus all charges to the point of direct exportation to Canada, converted into Canadian funds at the rate of exchange on the date of shipment to Canada, plus the above advance. The provisions of Section 6 of the Customs Tariff Act to apply, and goods shipped on consignment without sale prior to shipment will be subject to the slne special duty as if the goods had been sold prior to shipment at aforesaid home consumption value. A A Provided that the above valuation shp.ll not apply to importations bona fide purchased and in transit t̂o the purchaser in Canada on or before the 11th July, 1938, and entered at Customs on or before #he 18th July, 1938. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE - NO. 14 1938Ging.. 12. JüL. 1938 'Sagcb. DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195478 Ottawa, llth July, 1938. Notice Is hereby given that the Minister has directed that the suspension of application of value fixed for Onions n.o.p. in respect of importation into the Provinces of Manitoba, Sask- atchewan, Alberta and British Columbia (vide Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 11 (1938), Supplement No. 1) be withdrawn effective July 12th, 1938, and the value fixed shall apply on and after that date. Provided that tne value fixed shall not apply to importations into the above mentioned Provinces which were bona fide purchased and in transit to the purchaser in Canada on or before the llth July, 1938, and entered at Customs on or before the 21st July, 1938. Ass't Commissioner of Customs. FRUI" EG ET ABLE - NO. 11 1938 SUPPLEMENT NO. 3j Sincj.. 12. JUL 1930 I Sageb. Sfa ! DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195478 Ottawa, 11th July, 1938 The Minister of National Revenue has ordered that the fixed valuation for duty purposes on Strawberries, as set forth in Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 6 (1938), be cancelled effective on entries on and after the 21st July, 1938. Ass't Commissioner of Customs. HM!| / ] FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NO. 6 1938 SUPPLEMENT No. 4)tfd). SXonL SÄonu-eal DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA CURRENCY BULLETIN f ' ' JUL. iH'ML- FOR THE GUIDANCE O F CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS. Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 8th July, 1938. Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed July Unit Value 4th 5 th 6th Argentine Peso $ $ . .3327 $ .3318 ustralia Pound 3.9982 3.9883 3.9527 Belgium Belga .1390 .1710 .1707 .1706 Brazil Milreis .0590 .0589 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0412 1.0309 1.0294 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0351 .0350 .0351 Denmark Krone .2159 .2231 .2226 .2222 Egypt Pound ( 100 Piastres) 5.1080 5.0980 Finland Markka .02039 .0224 .0220 .0221 France Franc .0280 .0280 .0280 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4062 .4055 .4049 Great Britain Pound 4.9978 4.9854 4.9780 Greece Drachma .0091 .0092 .0091 Holland Guilder .4020 .5579 .5562 .5553 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1991 .1990 India Rupee .3649 .3717 .3712 ^Iraq Dinar 4.9978 4.9854 4.9780 taly Lira .0526 .0530 .0530 .0530 Jamaica Pound 5.0079 4.9955 4.9780 Japan Yen .2950 • .2907 .2900 Mexico Peso - $ • .2046 .2012 Norway Krone .2334 .2511 .2506 .2501 Poland Zloty .11218 . .1897 .1898 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0453 .0452 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5820 .5803 Spain Peseta .0579 .0574 Sweden Krona .2396 .2576 .2571 .2566 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2313 .2307 .2302 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0081 1.0075 1.0075 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1847 .1843 Hankow Dollar/' A . 1847 Shanghai Dollar? • .1845 . 1830 Tientsin Dollar1 X .1847 M m , Hong Kong Dollar • .3110 .3104 1938 No. 53"DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA File No. 195478 Ottawa, 7th July, 1938. I : - 8. JUL 1Ö3B The Minister of National Revenue ha.s directed that the application of the value fixed for Apples imported into Canada, as per Fruit and Vegetable Bulletin No. 13 (1938), be suspended until further notice in respect of importation into the Provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. I Commissioner of Customs. FRUIT A N P VEGETABLE - NO. 13 SUPPLEMENT NO. 1DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE, CANADA APPRAISERS' BULLETIN For the guidance of Customs and Excise Officers. Commissioner of Customs. Ottawa, 7th July, 1938,. jul. j m File No. 195478, ®ng.: VALUE FOR DUTY OF APPLES By an Order in Council passed under Section 43 of the Customs Act, the Honourable the Minister of National Revenue was authorized tc fix the value for duty of Apples, and he has, under such authority, fixed the value for duty thereof at an advance of 4/5 cents per pound (the weight of the package to be included) on the true invoice value if in Canadian funds, or its equivalent in Canadian funds, converted at the rate of exchange on the date of shipment, including all charges up to the point of direct shipment to Canada, when imported on and after the 8th July, 1938. The above valuation does not apply to importations entitled to entry under the British Preferential Tariff or any lower tariff. In the case of goods shipped on consignment without sale prior to shipment, the value for duty shall be the value as sold for home consumption at the time and place of direct exportation to Canada converted into Canadian funds at the rate of exchange on the date of shipment, plus the above advance. Provided that the value for duty shall in no case be less than the value as sold for home consumption at the time and place of original shipment plus all charges to the point of direct exportation to Canada, converted into Canadian funds at the rate of exchange on the date of shipment to Canada, plus the above advance. The provisions of Section 6 of the Customs Tariff Act to apply, and goods shipped on consignment without sale prior to shipment will be subject to the same special duty as if the goods had been sold prior to shipment at aforesaid home consumption value. Provided that the above valuation AhJll not apply to importations bona fide purchased and in transit ft; If thfe,purchaser in Canada on before the 7th July, 1938, and e^ärlafd at Customs on or before ?t 16th July, 1938. | t d FRUIT AND V E G E T A B L E - NCD. 1 3 1938File No. 86550 Series D. No. 51 MCR 15 Supplement No. 3 MEMORANDUM D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L REVENUE, C A N A D A (CUSTOMS DIVISION) Ottawa, 5th July, 1938 To Collectors of Customs and Excise, and others concerned: I © t i g . : - 7. JUL 1 9 3 8 "Made in Canada" Rulings. — — I 9f n ( f In connection with the administration of Tariff Items 216 and 208t, the following are added to the lists as published in Memoranda Series D. No. 51, MCR 15 and Supplements thereto:- Acid Laurie Ammonium Citrate Arsphenamine (Powder) Cobalt Acetate Cobalt Chloride Cobalt Nitrate Cobalt Sulphate Neoarsphenamine (Powder) Sulpharsphenamine (Powder) Zinc Laurate In accordance with the Government's undertaking to give "adequate notice" to parties concerned, this Memorandum is to be effective three weeks from the date hereof. Commissioner of Customs.D E P A R T M E N T O F N A T I O N A L R E V E N U E , C A N A D A C U R R E N C Y B U L L E T I N F O R T H E G U I D A N C E O F C U S T O M S A N D E X C I S E O F F I C E R S . Ass't Commissioner of Customs Ottawa, 5tfr July, 1958. = = = — — Re Currency of Invoice Country Monetary Proclaimed June July Unit Value 30th 1st 2nd \rgentine Peso $ $ .3338 $ 3338 $ . AUS tralia Pound 3.9632 3 .9891 3.9997 Belgium Belga .1390 .1711 .1712 .1710 Brazil Milreis .0593 .0593 Br. West Indies Dollar 1.0321 1.0325 (except Jamaica) Czechoslovakia Koruna .0296 .0350 .0351 .0351 Denmark Krone .2159 .2232 .2235 .2232 Egypt Pound ( 100 Piastres) 5.1292 Finland Markka .02039 .0222 .0221 France Franc . 0281 .0281 .0281 Germany Reichsmark .3200 .4066 .4067 .4064 Great Britain Pound 5.0020 5 .0059 4.9996 Greece Drachma .0091 .0091 .0092 Holland Guilder .4020 .5589 .5591 Hungary Pengo .1749 .1994 India Rupee .3649 .3710 .3715 ~'raq Dinar 5.0020 5 .0059 4.9996 Italy Lira .0526 .0531 .0531 .0531 Jamaica Pound 5.0121 5.0097 Japan Yen .2950 .2915 .2916 .2915 Mexico Peso - $ .2090 .2077 Norway Krone .2334 .2513 .2515 .2513 Poland Zloty .11218 .1901 .1903 .1905 Portugal Escudo .0442 .0452 .0453 Straits Settlement Dollar .5678 .5808 .5811 .5812 Spain Pese ta .0575 .0586 Sweden Krona .2396 .2579 .2581 Switzerland Franc .1930 .2314 .2317 .2314 United States of America Dollar 1.0000 1.0097 1 .0096 1.0088 CHINA - Chefoo - Yuan Dollar .1848 .1848 Hankow Dollar .1848 . 1848 Shanghai Dollar .1840 .1840 Tientsin Dollar .1848 .1848 Hong Kong Dollar - .3115 .3119 1938 No. 52
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