Section 4 in Rules to Regulate the Seigniorage to be Levied for the Removal of Timber and other Produce in Different Districts
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When applied to timber and fuel, the term "cart-load" is used as equivalent in 20 cubic feet or half a ton, but when applied to minerals, it means the load of an ordinary local cart drawn by two bullocks. The head-load is equivalent to 1 cubic foot or 56 Ib.Twenty head-loads equal to one cart-load Four head-loads equal to one bullock or horse load.Two head-loads equal to one ass or kavadi load.One yoke-load in the case of bullock equals half cart-load.One yoke-load in the case of buffaloes equals to three-fourth of a cart-load.Twelve head-loads equal to one Woddar cart-load.One corjee equals to three cart-loads.
