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Section  4.—Products  of  Dry  Distillation  :—
a.  Refined  petroleum  and  similar  substances.
b.  Manufactures  and  derivatives  therefrom.
Section  5.—Explosive  Materials,  Dye  Stdffs,  Varnisiies,  and  other  Products  of
Chemical  Industry:—
a.  Plxplosive  materials.
b.  Dye  stuffs,  mineral  and  organic.
e.  Varnishes,  shell  lac,  sealing  wax,  &c.
d.  Other  Chemical  products.

GROUP  IV.—SUBSTANCES  OF  FOOD  AS  PRODUCTS  OF  INDUSTRY.
Section  1.—Flour  and  other  Farinaceous  Products:—
Section  2.—Sugar,  Confectionery  and  Chocolatf.  :—
a.  Sugar  and  molasses.
b.  Confectionery.
c.  Sweet  preserves  and  jellies.
d.  Tea,  cocoa,  and  chocolate.
Section  3.—Wine  and  its  Substitutes,  Beer  and  other  Fermented  Liouors,  and
Vinegar.
a.  Wine  of  all  kinds.
b.  Beer  and  other  fermented  liquors  and  vinegar.
c.  Spirits  and  cordials.
Section  4.—Preserves,  Extracts,  and  Meats  :—
a.  Extracts  of  meat,  soups,  Condensed  milk,  &c.
b.  Preserved  meat,  fish,  &c.
c.  Preserved  vegetables.
d.  Pickles  and  sauces.
Section  5.—Tobacco  and  similar  Manufactures  :—
a.  Cigars  and  snuff.
b.  Products  of  hemp,  &c.
c.  Opium.

GROUP  V.—TEXTILE  INDUSTRY  AND  CLOTHING.
Section  1.—Wool  and  Woollen  Fabrics  :—
a.  Washed  wool  and  hair,  carded  wool  and  worsted,  combed  wool  and  yarns.
b.  Carpets,  blankets,  and  other  fabrics.
c.  Mixed  fabrics,  including  shawls.
Section  2.—Cotton  and  Cotton  Fabrics
a.  Cleaned  cotton,  yarns,  twists,  &c.
b.  Cotton  fabrics.
c.  Mixed  fabrics,  chiefly  cotton.
Section  3.—Hemp  and  Linen  Fabrics,  &c.  :—
a.  Hemp,  flax,  and  other  fibres.
b.  Yarns,  twine,  ropes,  cordage.
c.  Woven  fabrics  of  linen,  jute,  &c.
d.  Straw  and  its  fabrics,  bonnets,  &c.,  reeds,  canes,  hass,  &c.
Section  4.—Silk  and  Silk  Fabrics  :—
a.  Silk  and  silk  thread,  spun  silk,  and  silk  waste.
b.  Silk  fabrics.
c.  Mixed  fabrics  in  which  silk  predominates.