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IVORY COAST

{Grand- Bassam, Assinie, Grand-Lahou, Jackville.)

Import Duties ievied on Goods of whatever Origin.

Decree ofSeptember 7, 1889

Fr. c.

Alcohol of 50*» and above hectol. 100 »

Alcohol of from 25MO 49« — 60 »

Brandy and trade liqueurs of less than 26* — 40 »

Gin of from 25» to 49« (the bottle is reckoned at its exact

capacity) — 60 »

(*) In Portuguese Guinea, the zone in which the importation and manufacture of spirits is prohibited is limited as follows : The territories comprised between the rivers Goliba, Cogon, and Pati-Pate, limiled on the south-west by an arc of a circle passing at Candiafarâ, Candenbel, and the mouth of the river Goloba; on the north-easi by an arc of a circle the radius of which extends to 11 kilomètres from its centre Dandum; and on the soulh by Ihe French Portuguese frontier.

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