Schedule C, The Weights and Short title Measures Ordinance, 1961

IMPERIAL MEASURES OF CAPAcITY Twenty-four seven-thousandths. (Secs. 3 & 8) Four hundred and cighty seven-thousandths. Five thousand seven hundred and sixty-seven thousandths. One-eighth One-fourth Two Eight A177 (Secs. 4 & 8) Sixty-four Parts or Multiples of a Gallon Two bundred and eighty-eight. (Secs. 5 (1) & 10) A178 Cubic inch .. Cubic foot Inch Foot FurlongMile Poleor perch Chain No, 22 Square inch Acre Squarefoot Square pole or perch Rood SCHEDULE D MEASURES OF VoLUME One Parts ofaCubic Yard forty-six hundred thousandth. One twenty-seventh IMPERJAL MEASURES OF LENGTH SCHEDULE E One thirty-sixth One-third Five-and-a-half Parts or Multiples of a Yard Twenty-two Twohundred and twenty SCHEDULE F IMPERIAL MEASURES OF AREA One thousand seven hundred and sixty. (Secs. 5 (2) & 10) One-ninth Thirty and a quarter Parts or Multiples ofa Square Yard SCHEDULE G and fifty-six One one-thousand-two-hundred-and-ninety sixth MEASURE OF LENGTH (Secs. 6 & 10) One thousand eight hundred and forty Four thousand eight hundred and forty. MEASURES OF AvoIRDUPOIS WeIGHT (Secs. 7 & 10) MEASURES OF CAPACITY An imperial standard yard graduated to parts of one-eighth part of an inch. (Sec. 12) One hundred and twelve pounds, or a hundred weight. Fifty-six pounds,or half a hundredweight. Twenty-eight pounds, or a quarter. Fourteenpoundsor a stone. Seven pounds. Four pounds. Two pounds. One pound. Half a pound. One-fourth of a pound. An ounce. Half an ounce. One fourth of an ounce. A bushel. Half a bushel. A peck. A gallon. Half a gallon. A quart. Apint. Half a pint. One-fourth of a pint or gill. OF WORKING STANDARDSI HEREBY CERTIFY that the several Witness. FORM OF ENTRY FOR RECORD OF STANDARDS B0oK " ON THE VERIFICATION SCHEDULE H residing at DATED at viz: One cach ofhave been this day duly verified in my presence athy comparison with the Secondary Standards numberedbelonging to the and Measures Ordinance, 1960, and have been adjusted (where necessary) to in terms of section 13 of the Weights agree with the corresponding Secondary Standards.