Paragraph agreed to.
3. That schedule III to the said act, being the list of articles exempted from the consumption or sales tax, as enacted by section twenty-eight of chapter fifty of the statutes of 1932-33, be amended as follows:
(a) by deleting the words "when produced by any one manufacturer or producer to the value of not more than three thousand dollars in any one calendar year" where they appear after the words "bakers' cake and pies" at the end of the second paragraph of said schedule and by substituting the words "not to include biscuits, cookies or other similar articles";
(b) by adding to the said schedule the following:
Sap spouts and sap buckets, evaporators and complete parts therefor, when for use exclusively in the production of maple syrup;
Milk albumen, when for use exclusively in the production of animal or poultry feeds.
Paragraph agreed to.
4. That schedule V to the said act, as enacted by section thirty of chapter fifty of the statutes of 1932-33, containing list of exemptions from special excise tax imposed by section eighty-eight of the said act, as enacted by section twelve of chapter fifty-four of the statutes of 1932, be amended by adding thereto the following:
"Articles enumerated in customs tariff item 352 (a)."
Paragraph agreed to.
5. That subsection one of section seventy of the said act, as enacted by section ten of chapter fifty of the statutes of 1932-33, be repealed and the following substituted therefor:-
70. (1) No postal note shall be issued under the provisions of the Post Office Act unless there is affixed thereto a postage stamp of the value of:
(i) one cent if the amount of money for which postal note is issued is not more than one dollar;
(ii) three cents if the amount of money for which the postal note is issued exceeds one dollar; to be paid for by the purchaser of the note.
