Item agreed to. Customs tariff-382. Hoop, band or strip, of iron or steel: (a) Hot rolled, .080 inch or less in thickness, n.o.p.: British preferential tariff, 74 per cent; intermediate tariff, 124 per cent; general tariff, 124 per cent. 2378 COMMONS Ways and Means-Customs Tariff (b) Hot rolled, more than .080 inch in thickness, n.o.p., per ton: British preferential tariff, $4.25; intermediate tariff, $6; general tariff, $7. (c) Cold rolled, or cold drawn, .080 inch or less in thickness, n.o.p.: British preferential tariff, 7J per cent; intermediate tariff, 12J per cent; general tariff, 15 per cent. (d) Cold rolled or cold drawn, more than .080 inch in thickness, n.o.p.: British preferential tariff, 15 per cent; intermediate tariff, 274 per cent; general tariff, 30 per cent.

Item agreed to. Customs tariff-383. Sheets, plates, hoop, band or strip, of iron or steel: (a) Coated with tin, of a class or kind not made in Canada, n.o.p.: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, 5 per cent; general tariff, 5 per cent. (b) Coated with tin, n.o.p.: British preferential tariff, 71 per cent; intermediate tariff, 12J per cent; general tariff, 15 per cent. (c) Coated with zinc, n.o.p.: British preferential tariff, 7J per cent; intermediate tariff, 12J per cent: general tariff, 15 per cent. (d) Coated with metal or metals, n.o.p.: British preferential tariff, 7i per cent; intermediate tariff, 121 per cent; general tariff, 15 per cent. (e) Coated with paint, tar, asphaltum or otherwise coated, n.o.p.: British preferential tariff, 7| per cent; intermediate tariff, 12J per cent; general tariff, 15 per cent. (f) Coated with vitreous enamel, n.o.p.: British preferential tariff, 15 per cent; intermediate tariff, 20 per cent; general tariff, 25 per cent. (g) Corrugated, coated or not: British preferential tariff, 15 per cent; intermediate tariff, 20 per cent; general tariff, 25 per cent.

Item agreed to. Customs tariff-384. Skelp, if iron or steel, hot or cold rolled, when imported by manufacturers of pipes and tubes for use exclusively in the manufacture of pipes and tubes, in their own factories, under regulations prescribed by the minister: (a) Not more than 14 inches in width: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, 5 per cent; general tariff, 5 per cent. (b) More than 14 inches in width: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, 5 per cent; general tariff, 5 per cent. The governor in council may by order in council direct that there be substituted for tariff item 384 in schedule A of the Customs Tariff, 1907, and the several rates of duties of customs set opposite said item in schedule A, the following: Skelp, if iron or steel, hot or cold rolled, when imported by manufacturers of pipes and [Mr. Manion.l tubes for use exclusively in the manufacture of pipes and tubes, in their own factories, under regulations prescribed by the minister. (a) Not more than 14 inches in width: British preferential tariff, 5 per cent; intermediate tariff, 10 per cent; general tariff, 12J per cent. (b) More than 14 inches in width: British preferential tariff, 5 per cent; intermediate tariff, 10 per cent; general tariff, 12J per cent. From and after the publication of such order in council in the Canada Gazette, tariff item 384 as it appears in said schedule at the time of the passing of this act shall be repealed and the provisions of the said tariff item as it appears in the last preceding subsection of this section shall be substituted therefor. The governor in council shall not direct that such provisions be substituted as aforesaid unless and until the governor in council is satisfied that skelp of iron or steel, hot or cold rolled, is manufactured in substantial quantities in Canada from iron or steel made in Canada.

Item agreed to. Customs tariff-385. Sheets, plates, hoop, band or strip, of iron or steel, hot rolled, valued at not less than five cents per pound: British preferential tariff, 5 per cent; intermediate tariff, 12J per cent; general tariff, 15 per cent. Item agreed to. Customs tariff-386. Sheets, plates, hoop, band or strip, of iron or steel, as hereunder defined, under regulations prescribed by the minister: Ways and Means-Customs Tariff (a) Plates, when imported by manufacturers for use exclusively in the manufacture or repair of the pressure parts of boilers, pulp digesters, steam accumulators and vessels for the refining of oil, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, free; general tariff, free. (b) Sheets, plates, hoop, band or strip, cold rolled, when imported by manufacturers for use exclusively in the manufacture of butts, hinges, typewriters or sewing machines, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, per cent; general tariff, 10 per cent. _ (c) Sheets, plates, hoop, band or strip, hot rolled, being mould boards, shares, plough plates, land sides or disc circles, when such rectangles, circles or sketches are cut to shape but not moulded, punched, polished or otherwise manufactured, when imported by manufacturers of agricultural implements for use exclusively in the manufacture of agricultural implements, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, free; general tariff, free. Item agreed to. Customs tariff-3S6(d). Sheets, hoop, band or strip, coated, polished or not, when imported by manufacturers of saddlery hardware for use exclusively in the manufacture of saddlery hardware, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, free; general tariff, free.