Item agreed to. Customs tariff-386(e). Sheets, _ hoop, band or strip, hot or cold rolled, when imported by manufacturers of shovels for use exclusively in the manufacture of shovels, in their own factories, per ton: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, $2.75; general tariff, $3. Customs tariff-386(f). Hoop, band or strip, drawn, coated or not. when imported by manufacturers of mats for use exclusively in the manufacture of mats, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, 5 per cent; general tariff, 5 per cent. Customs tariff-386(g). Sheets, plates, hoop, band or strip, not tempered or ground nor further manufactured than cut to shape, without indented edges, when imported by manufacturers of saws or straw cutters for use exclusively in the manufacture of saws or straw cutters, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, 5 per cent; general tariff, per cent. Customs tariff-386(h). Sheets, plates, hoop, band or strip, hardened, tempered or ground, not further manufactured than cut to shape, without indented edges, when imported by manufacturers of saws for use exclusively in the manufacture of saws, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, 5 per cent; intermediate tariff, 10 per cent; general tariff, 12J per cent. Customs tariff-386 (i). Sheets, hoop, band or strip, when imported by manufacturers for use exclusively in the manufacture of buckle clasps, bedfasts, furniture casters, corset steels, clock springs, shoe shanks, phonograph motor springs or ball bearings, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, free; general tariff, 5 per cent. Customs tariff-386 (j). Hoop, band or strip, being tagging metal, coated or not, when imported by manufacturers of shoe and corset laces for use exclusively in the manufacture of shoe and corset laces, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, free; general tariff, 5 per cent. Items agreed to. . Customs tariff-3S6(k). Sheets, hot or cold rolled, when imported by manufacturers of apparatus designed for cooking or for heating buildings, for use exclusively in the manufacture of vitreous enamelled sheets for apparatus designed for cooking or for heating buildings, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free: intermediate tariff, 10 per cent; general tariff, 12J per cent.

Amendment agreed to. [DOT] Item as amended agreed to. 2380 COMMONS Ways and Means-Customs Tariff Customs tariff-386(1). Sheets, cold rolled, blue polished, when imported by manufacturers of apparatus designed for cooking or for heating buildings, for use exclusively in the manufacture of apparatus designed for cooking or for heating buildings, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, 10 per cent; general tariff, 12i per cent. Item agreed to. Customs tariff-386 (m). Sheets, hoop, band or strip, hot rolled, when imported by manufacturers for use exclusively in the manufacture of sheets, hoop, band or strip, coated with tin, zinc, or other metal or metals, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, free; general tariff, free; on and after January 1, 1931: British preferential tariff, 5 per cent; intermediate tariff, 7J per cent; general tariff, 10 per cent.

Item agreed to. Customs tariff-386 (n). Hoop, band or strip, hot rolled. .080 inch or less in thickness, when imported by manufacturers for use exclusively in the manufacture of cold rolled iron or steel, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, 5 per cent; general tariff, 10 per cent. Customs tariff-386 (o). Hoop, band or strip, hot rolled more than .080 inch in thickness, when imported by manufacturers for use exclusively in the manufacture of cold rolled iron or steel, in their own factories: British preferential tariff, free; intermediate tariff, 12J per cent; general tariff, 20 per cent. Item agreed to. Customs tariff-387. Railway rails, of iron or steel, of any weight or for any purpose, punched, driled or not, per ton: British preferential tariff, $4.50; intermediate tariff, $6; general tariff, $7. Item agreed to. Customs tariff-387(a); Railway ties, fishplates, splice bars, rail joints, tie-plates, of iron or steel, per ton: British preferential tariff, $5; intermediate tariff, $7; general tariff, $8.

Item agreed to. Customs tariff-387b. Railway intersection layouts, intersections, switches, crossings, frogs, guard rails, of iron or steel: British preferential tariff, 15 per cent; intermediate tariff, 25 per cent; general tariff, 30 per cent. Item agreed to. Customs tariff-388. Iron or steel angles, beams, channels, columns, girders, joists, piling, tees, zees, and other shapes or sections, not punched, drilled or further manufactured than hot rolled, weighing not less than 35 pounds per lineal yard, n.o.p., per ton: British preferential tariff, $1; intermediate tariff, $2.75; general tariff, $3. The governor in council may, by order in council, direct that there be substituted for tariff item 388 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: Iron or steel angles, beams, channels, columns, girders, joists, piling, tees, zees, and other shapes or sections, not punched, drilled or further manufactured than hot rolled, weighing not less than one hundred and twenty pounds per lineal yard, n.o.p., per ton: British preferential tariff, $2; intermediate tariff, $2; general tariff, $3. From and after the publication of such order in council in the Canada Gazette, tariff item 388 as it appeal's in said schedule at the time of 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 shall be substituted as aforesaid unless and until the Governor in Council is satisfied that iron or steel angles, beams, channels, columns, girders, joists, piling, tees, zees, and other shapes or sections weighing less than one hundred and twenty pounds per lineal yard are manufactured in substantial quantities in Canada from steel made in Canada. Item agreed to. Customs tariff-388a. Iron or steel shapes or sections, as hereunder defined, not punched, drilled or further manufactured than hot rolled, weighing not less than 35 pounds per lineal yard, viz: I-beams, up to and including 6 inches in depth, but not to include H sections; channels, up to and including 7 inches in depth; angles, up to and including 6 inches by 6 inches; zees, up to and including 6 inches in depth of web, per ton: British preferential tariff, $4; intermediate tariff, $5.56; general tariff, $6. Item agreed to. Customs tariff-388b. Iron or steel angles, beams, channels, columns, girders, joists, piling, tees, zees, and other shapes or sections, not punched, drilled or further manufactured than hot rolled, n.o.p., per ton: British preferential tariff, $4.25; intermediate tariff, $6; general tariff, $7.