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Levy paid by Bacon Curers in respect of Carcases used for
Production of Bacon fixed at
IDS. yd. per carcase—
191/1957-
Levy not payable by Bacon Curers in respect of Bacon sold
on Home Market during October, 1957—186/1957.
Milk and Dairies (Amendment) Act 1956—Certain Dairies
and Dairymen excluded from Act—212/1957.
Pasteurising (Separated Milk) Regulations '1957—196/1957.
Pigs—Movement prohibited within Dublin Area except under
Permit, and Restrictions on Movement outside that Area
removed—255/1957.
Pigs may only be moved by Licensed Pig Dealers—202/1957.
Poultry Hatcheries Regulations 1957—229/1957.
Swine Fever—Restriction on Movement of Pigs allowed
provided Transit Permit first obtained—189/1957.
Swine Fever (Controlled Area)—255/1957.
Tobacco—Maximum Acreage to be planted in 1957 fixed at
1,500 acres—43/1957.
Wheat Milling—Quota of Mills reduced by 5%—6/1958.
Wheat Order 1957 (Amendment) Order 1957—218/1957.
COMMODITIES, GOODS AND SERVICES
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS
Fair Trading Rules :—No. 17—Supply of Alcoholic and
Non-Alcoholic Apple Drinks, Juices and Concentrates
to Wholesalers.
Flour and Wheatenmeal Act 1956 in operation from 2ist
October, 1957—209/1957.
CONTROL OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS
Anti-Swine Fever Serum and Swine Fever Vaccine—Import
prohibited save under Permit—228/1957.
Boots and Shoes limited to 100,000 pairs in 1958—247/1957.
Brocade and Tapestry Cloth—Import subject to Quota—
29/1958.
Completely Assembled Mechanically
Propelled Vehicles
limited to 26 Articles in 1958—246/1957.
.Electric Filament Lamps limited to 100,000 Articles in 1958
—222/1957.
Hats, Caps, Hoods and Shapes limited to 30,000 Articles in
1958—248/1957.
Motor Body Car Parts limited to toArticlesin 1958—245/1957.
Motor Car Chassis—20
substantially assembled Chassis
allowed in 1958—242/1957.
Motor Vehicle Chassis—50 assembled Chassis without a Body
allowed in 1958—243/1957.
Pneumatic Tyres for Bicycles—Quota of 105,000 Articles
fixed for 1958—273/1957.
Pneumatic Tyres for Motor Vehicles—Quota of 60,000 Articles
fixed for 1958—272/1957.
Road Vehicle Bodies without Chassis limited to 50 in 1958
—244/1957.
Rubber Boots and Shoes—Quota of 55,000 pairs fixed for
1958—274/1957.
Rubber Proofed Clothing—Quota of 1,000 Articles fixed for
1958—249/1957.
Silk, or Artificial Silk Hose—Imports limited to 570,000 pairs
to zSth February, 1959—20/1958.
Sparking Plugs—Imports limited to 75,000 Articles to 3ist
October, 1958—190/1957.
Woven Cotton Piece Goods limited to 3,732,000 square yards
in 1958—224/1957.
Woven Woollen or Worsted Fabrics—Imports limited to
1,800,000 square yards to 28th February, 1959—21/1958.
COUNTY AND TOWN MANAGEMENT
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS
Bray U.D.C., Co. Wicklow—Alteration of Boundaries—
48/1958.
District Electoral Divisions of Aghada, Cloyne, Inch and
Rostellan, Co. Cork, may grant Camping Organisations
a Licence for Camping.—220/1957.
Local Government (Sanitary Services) Act 1948 (Section 34)
(Part of County of Cork) Order 1957—220/1957.
Local Officers
in Gaeltacht cannot hold positions after
3 ist January, 1958, unless they have competent knowledge
of Irish—184/1957.
Local Offices (Gaeltacht) (Amendment)—32/1958.
Local Officers (Irish Language) (Amendment) Regulations
Major Offices under local Authorities listed by Minister of
Health—47/1958.
Wicklow County—New District Electoral Division of
Rathmichael (Bray) created after ist November, 1957—
216/1957.
Wicklow County (Extension of Boundary) Provisional Order
1957, to come into force on ist November, 1957—
214/1957.
CUSTOMS AND EXCISE—EMERGENCY
AND OTHER DUTIES
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS
Artificial or Synthetic Silk Fabrics—Customs duty imposed
of 2s. 6d. (full) or is. 8d. (preferential) per square yard
after 7th February 1958—30/1958.
Berets—Duty imposed after ist March, 1958—49/1958.
Coil Springs made from Round Steel Bars—Duty Imposed
—187/1957.
Cushions, Stationery, Superphosphates, Wooden Articles, Tin
Plate, Cast Iron Wheels, Ointments, Cartridges, Bandages,
Electric Filament Lamps—Suspension
of Duty
on
specified kind of articles continued in 1958—268/1957.
Dried Peas—Customs Duty increased to 6d. per Ib. (full),
4d. per Ib. (preferential) after I3th February, 1958—
36/1958.
File Covers and Component Parts—Miscellaneous Duties
imposed after 4th February, 1958—18/1958.
Glucose—Duty per Ton of £30 (full), £20 (preferential)
imposed—39/1957.
Gummed Printed and Unprinted Paper—Duties imposed—
238/1957.
Malt Extracts—Duty increased to 75% or 43. 6d. per Ib. (full),
or to 50% or 35. per Ib. (preferential)—185/1957.
Moire Fabrics, Jacquard Blistered Fabric, Corset Coutil,
Tapestry, Brocades and Tie Silk now subject to increased
Duty—31/1958.
Raw Tomatoes imported between ist June and 3151 October
subject to a Customs Duty per Ib. of 6d. (full), or 4d.
(preferential)—3 7/1958.
Roofing Slates—Duty suspended after ist January, 1958—
275/i957-
Sections for Beehives—Duty imposed of 50% (full), 33j%
("preferential)—38/1958.
Stranded Wire and Cable and Rope of Iron and Steel—Duty
imposed—182/1957.
Unprinted Paper intended for Use in the Manufacture of
Corrugated Paper Board can be imported free of Duty—
17/1958.
EMPLOYMENT REGULATIONS AND CONDITIONS
OF EMPLOYMENT
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS
Employment Regulations Orders made by undermentioned
Joint Labour Committees fixing revised Minimum Rates and
Conditions of Employment :
Aerated Waters and Wholesale Bottling—23/1958.
Brush and Broom—9/1958.
Button-Making—247 1958.
Creameries—41/1958.