THE SECOND PART-TABLE OF EXEMPTIONS. 1. Agricultural and gardening implements. 2. All goods imported by the Governor for his private use. 3. All goods imported with the sanction of the Governor for the use of Her Majesty's troops. 4. All goods imported with the sanction of the Governor for the service of any public department of the Colony. 5. All personal effects when satisfactory evidence is given to the Comptroller of Customs that they are being re-imported after a previous importation. 6. Animals living, including poultry and game. 7. Bags and sacks (other than dressing bags, hand bags and travelling bags). 8. Boats and canoes, including their tackle such as masts, oars, paddles, sails, anchors, chains, etc. 9. Books, newspapers and printed matter. 10. Coins, British and other legally current in the Colony. 11. Coopers' stores including casks, shooks, hoops, rivets, rushes, tenter-hooks and all materials in connection therewith. 12. Corkwood. 13. Carriages and carts. 14. Educational appliances imported with the sanction of the Governor. 15. Filters and all appliances for the filtration of water. 16. Fish-fresh. 17. Galvanized iron and slates, when to be used for roofing 25. Produce.-Bonâ fide of British West African Colonies. Schedule Short title. FINAL SUPPLY. Ordinance No. 14 of 1898. AN ORDINANCE for making Final Provision for the Public Service for the year One thousand eight hundred and [18th June, 1898. ninety-seven. WHEREAS by Ordinance No. 11 of 1896 a sum not exceeding three hundred and twenty-one thousand one hundred and sixty-eight pounds, five shillings and eight pence was charged upon the revenue of the Colony, for the service of the year one thousand eight hundred and ninetyseven to be appropriated for each service as detailed in the Schedule to that Ordinance. And whereas the expenditure in respect of certain of such services during the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven exceeded the amounts so charged upon the revenue of the Colony, by one hundred and sixty-four thousand, three hundred and seven pounds, fifteen shillings and two pence in the proportions detailed in the Schedule hereto. It is hereby enacted by the Governor of the Gold Coast Colony, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof, as follows: 1. The further sum of one hundred and sixty-four thousand three hundred and seven pounds, fifteen shillings and two pence shall be charged upon the revenue of the Colony, for certain public services for the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven to be appropriated in the proportions detailed in the Schedule hereto. 2. This Ordinance may be cited as "The Final Supply Ordinance, 1897." * Pages 977 to 1072 were left blank so as to include any Ordinances passed whilst the work was going through the press. APPENDIX. LIST OF RULES, ORDERS, &c. UNDER ORDINANCES. 11 Nov. 1889... id. 20 July, 1891... id. 27 Oct. 1892... id. 20 Oct. 1896... id. 1083 id. id. 14 July, 1897... 1084 amendments to (incorporated). As to payment into Court Under Probates (British and Colonial) Ord. (No. 20 of 1892) As to allowing retainers as costs As to appointing person to be administrator * 11 May, 1881. 10 March, 1885. 24 March, 1893. 8 April, 1896. 7 Aug. 1896. 7 Aug. 1896. 13 Aug. 1894. * Incorporated in Schedules to Ordinance. 1084 id. 1085 1073 Supreme Court. No. 4 of 1876-continued. Miscellaneous. PAGE Appeals to Privy Council 1193 Increased civil jurisdiction to D. C. Wassaw (No. 14 of 1894) 1179 Order as to office hours 1086 For judgment debtors (r. 13, O. 46, Sch. 1 of No. 4 of 1876) - 1084 1093 Hard labour of first class id. Customs. No. 10 of 1876—continued. Instructions under s. 7-continued. For landing at Accra goods consigned to European officers. For landing at Cape Coast goods consigned to European officers. Explosives. Gaz. for 1891, p. 317. Firearms, Ammunition and Gunpowder. Gaz. for 1892, No. 10. Miscellaneous. Overtime fees now leviable (s. 14a) Fees of Comptroller as Shipping Master (s. 14a) Rates for storage in Queen's warehouse (s. 19) Import list (s. 59). Gaz. for 1893, p. 443. appendix. Gaz. for 1893, p. 447. Export list (s. 117). Gaz. for 1893, p. 460. PAGE 1099 id. 1100 Duties of Comptroller assigned (No. 4 of 1885) Rule as to fees for working cargo on Sunday (No. 9 of 1892) Extradition. No. 6 of 1877. O. in C. directing Extradition Ord. to have effect in Colony as if it Sales by Auction. No. 2 of 1878. Form of bond approved Constabulary. No. 3 of 1879. Rules. For lock-ups at Ussher Fort Pay rules Shooting rules Pay whilst in Hospital 1196 1102 16 Jany. 1890... 1102 16 Nov. 1891... 1105 16 Sept. 1893... 1107 1 Jany. 1896... 1108 |