The Gazette 1964/67

Packings temporarily imported in connection with the importation or exportation of goods exempted from duty after 16th December 1965—223/1965. Special Import Levy imposed on miscellaneous goods from 2nd November 1965 to 31st March 1966— 220/1965. Stockings of Man-made Fibre—Duty imposed—38/1966. Twine—Duty imposed—39/1966.

Importation of meat and animal products allowed from Austria, Belgium, Denmark, The Federal Republic of Germany, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland not permitted after 8th February 1966—27/1966. Motor-Car body parts—Limited quota until 31st Decem ber 1966—243/1965. Substantially assembled motor-car chassisimited until 3 Substantially assembled motor-car chassis—Limited quota until 31st December 1966—240/1965. Completely assembled motor-vehicle chassis without a body attached thereto—Limited quota until end of 1966—241/1965. Completely assembled mechanically propelled vehicles— Limited quota during 1966—244/1965. Completely assembled road vehicle bodies—Limited quota in 1966—242/1965. Imports from Southern Rhodesia prohibited except under licence after 21st January 1966—10/1966. Sparking Plugs restricted quota to 31st October 1966— 207/1966. Woven Fabrics of Silk, Cotton and Jute—Restricted quota during 1966—238/1965. Textile Yarns and Bedding—Restricted quota ir 1966— 237/1965. This restricted quota of 100,000 applies to Eastern European Countries, Soviet Russia and China only. Women's felt hats, caps and hoods—Restricted quota during 1966—234/1965. COUNTY AND TOWN MANAGEMENT Subject Matter and Reference Numbers Cork Corporation—Boundaries extended by Provisional Order of 1965 after 1st July 1965—141/1965. Kildare Co.—District Electoral Divisions of Cloncurry and Lullymore transferred from Clane County Elec toral Area to Kildare County Electoral Area—48/ 1966. CUSTOMS AND EXCISE—EMERGENCY AND OTHER DUTIES Subject Matter and Reference Numbers Agricultural Machinery—Customs Duty revoked after 1st March 1966—41/1966. Agricultural Machinery—Duty imposed—34/1966. Bedspreads (tufted)—Minimum duty of 15/- each im posed after 24th December 1965—254/1965. Ceramic Sanitary Ware—Customs Duty revoked after 1st March 1966—42/1966. Ceramic Sanitary Ware—Duty imposed—35/1966. Customs and Excise Tariff—Amendments made in classi fication—216/1965. Footwear—Duty of 67J per cent (foot) and 45 per cent (preferential) imposed after 1st January 1966—262/ 1965. Fur Felt Hat Forms and Hoods—Duty revoked after 26th November 1965—228/1965. Iron and Steel Bars, Rods, Sheets and Plate—Customs Duty suspended to 30th June 1966—267/1965. Man-made Fibres—Customs Duty reduced—36/1966. Metal Frames, Fluorescent Light-Fittings, Aluminium Foil Containers, Wood and Plastic Articles, Electric Motors, Car Radios and Watch-straps, Amendments to existing Customs Duty—225/1965. Motor Vehicle Tyres—Duty imposed—37/1966. 94

EMPLOYMENT REGULATIONS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT Subject Matter and Reference Numbers

Building Building

Industry—Apprenticeship Committee appoin

ted—118/1965.

Industry—Arrangements for recruitment and training of apprentices brought under Statutory Control—117/1965. Curtain Materials (weaving of) and Bedspreads— Women may work between 7.00 a.m. and 11.00 p.m. on shift work—215/1965. Dental Craftsmen—Arrangements for the recruitment and training of apprentices brought under Statutory Control—194/1965. Dental Craftsmen—Statutory Apprenticeship Committee appointed. Drapery and Footwear Shops in Athlone, Co. Westmeath —Hours of training on weekdays regulated. Electronic Components Industry—Young persons may work on shift work between 7.00 a.m. and 10.00 p.m. —29/1966. Electronic Components Industry at Shannon Industrial Estate, Co. Clare—Women may work on shift work between 7.00 a.m. and 12.00 midnight. Engineering and Metal Trade—Circumstances under which apprentices in this trade may be dismissed—??? Engineering and Metal Trade—Period of apprenticeship fixed at five years. Hairdressing Shops in Dundalk, Co. Louth—Hours of trading on weekdays regulated. Hotels Joint Labour Committee established after 23rd April 1965—81/1965. Paper Bags Industry—Sole persons cannot be employed until eleven hours have expired from the time such person ceased to do industrial work on the previous day—247/1965. Plastic Mou'di"g Industry—Women may be employed between 7.30 a.m. and 11.00 p.m. on shift work— 254/1964. Plastic Moulding Industry—Young persons may be em ployed .on shift work between 8.00 a.m. and 10.00 p.m.—20/1966. 'Printing Industry—Women may be employed between 6.00 a.m. and 10.00 p.m. on shift work in machine- checking and wire-stitching—222/1965. Printing Industry—Apprenticeship Committee estab lished in industry—25/1966. Printing Trade—Recruitment and training of appren tices brought under Statutory Control—24/1966. Rubber Soles—Trimming and packing—Women may be employed on shift work between 7.00 a.m. and 11.00 p.m.—259/1965. Toilet Rolls (manufacture of)—Women may be em ployed between 8.00 a.m. and 11.00 p.m. on shift work—260/1965. Women's Clothing and Millinery Joint Labour Commit tee—Rates of wages fixed for skilled workers em ployed in the mantle and costume section from 7th February 1966—17/1966. the