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Carbonyl chloride. (See " Phosgene.") Cartridges. (See " Projectiles.") Caustic potash. Caustic soda. Celluloid. Cerium, and its alloys and compounds. Charges. (See " Projectiles.") Cheques. (See " Cold.") Chloride of lime. Chlorides, metallic (except chloride of sodium), and mctalloidic. Chlorine. Chromium and its alloys, salts, compounds, and ores. Clothing and equipment of a distinctively military character. Cobalt and its alloys, salts, compounds, and ores. Copper-pyrites, and other copper-ores. Copper, unwrought and part wrought; copper wire; alloys and compounds of copper. Cork, including cork-dust. ' Corundum. (See "Emery.") Cotton, raw, linters, cotton-waste, cotton-yarns, cotton piece-goods, and other cotton products capable of being used in the manufacture of explosives. Coupons. (See " Gold.") Credit-notes. (See "Gold.") Cresol and its mixtures and derivatives. Cyanamide. Debit-notes. (See ''Cold.") Diamonds suitable for industrial purposes. Electrical appliances adapted for use in war and their component parts. Fleetrolytie iron. Emery, corundum, carborundum, and all other abrasive materials, whether natural or artificial. and the manufactures thereof. Equipment. (See " Clothing.") Explosives, materials used in the manufacture of. Explosives specially prepared for use in war. Fatty acids. Feldspar. Ferro-alloys of all kinds. Ferro-silicon. fibres, vegetable, and yarns made therefrom. Financial documents. (See " Gold.") Flax. Forges, field, and their component parts. P'ormio acid and formates. Formic ether. Fusel-oil. (See " Alcohols.") V» Gases for war purposes, and materials for production thereof. Glycerine. Cold, silver, paper money, securities, negotiable instruments, cheques, drafts, orders, warrants, coupons; letters of credit, delegation, or advice; credit and debit notes, or other documents which in themselves, or if completed, or if acted upon by the recipient, authorize, confirm, or give effect to the transfer of money, credit, or securities. Goldbeaters' skin. Gun-mountings and their component parts. Guttapercha. (See "Rubber.") Haematite iron-ore. Haematite pig-iron. Hair, animal, of all kinds, and tops, and noils and yarns of animal-hair. Harness of all kinds of a distinctively military character. Hemp. Hides of cattle, buffaloes, and horses. Hydrochloric acid. Implements and apparatus designed exclusively for the manufacture of munitions of war, or for the manufacture or repair of arms or of war material for use on land or sea. Incendiary materials for war purposes. Insulating-materials, raw and manufactured. lodine and its compounds. Iron (electrolytic). Iron-pyrites. Kapok. Lathes, machines, and tools capable of being employed in the manufacture of munitions of war. Lead and lead-ore. Leather, undressed or dressed, suitable for saddlery, harness, military boots, or military clothing. Leather belting; hydraulic leather; pump leather. Letters of credit, delegation, or advice. (See Gold.") Light-producing materials for war purposes. Limbers and limber-boxes and their component, parts. Lithium. (See " Strontium.")