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additional for each additional ton of carrying capacity or frac-
tion thereof, the carrying capacity of such vehicles to be deter-
mined by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles in disputed
cases. Where the vehicle so trailed or propelled is equipped
with two or more metal tires, the charge shall be double those
above specified. Said fees shall not be chargeable in the case
of threshing outfits, clover hullers, hay balers, binders and
other similar farming implements not designed for trailing
purposes.

CLASS H. Twenty-five Dollars ($25. 00) for each tractor
or traction engine, or any other similar vehicles used for trans-
portation or hauling, except tractors or traction engines used
exclusively for hauling threshing outfits, clover hullers, hay
balers, binders and other similar farming implements not de-
signed for hauling purposes, in which case no registration fee
shall be charged.

The charges herein prescribed shall be for the entire twelve
months of the year and if the certificate be issued after April
1st or before July 1st, the charge shall be three-fourths of that
prescribed for the entire year; if after July 1st and before
October 1st, one-half, and if after October 1st, one-fourth.

The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall have authority,
in disputed cases, to determine the classification in which any
motor vehicle belongs, under any of the provisions of this sub-
title.

A duplicate registration certificate shall be furnished by the
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles for fifty cents in cases where
he is satisfied the original has been lost.

In the event any plate or marker issued by such Commis-
sioner under the provisions of this or any other section shall be
lost or destroyed, he shall issue a duplicate thereof for One
Dollar ($1. 00) in the case of motor vehicles or vehicles trailed,
and fifty cents in the case of a motorcycle or a bicycle with
motor attachment. In the event that said Commissioner shall
be unable immediately to furnish any plate or marker herein
provided for, to the person entitled thereto, he may issue a tem-