83,698 2,484,800 2,596,784 2,571,968 411 7,204 29,028 1,390,388 1,346,850 1,789,824 747,912 986,146 1,401,472 8,373,005 8,375,558 8,170,255 225,077 173,945 228,873 223,269 2,224,262 2,059,924 2,078,499 303,284 259,144 358,383 120,117 181,391 3,444,618 3,853,176 34,511 42,812 64,874 1,025,487 3,685,370 3,862,597 1,323,481 51,906 55,663 538,207 527,465 526,987 Liable to duty on and after 16th August, 1925. For Imports prior to that date, see page 19. Note.-The Import Accounts of Dutiable Goods are compiled from estimated quantities supplied to the Customs by Importers, and are subject to correction, both as to quantities and as to value, when an official account has been taken by the Department. In subsequent Monthly Accounts such corrections are embodied in the totals of Imports for the expired portion of the current year. The corresponding totals of the Home Consumption Accounts include corrections arising from over-entries. Imports Total Entered for Home £ £ £ £ વા £ Pf. galls. 64,222 54,283 62,060 " 27,756 109,540 121,090 24,215 163,350 1,797,087 Imports 15,148 11,125 11,998 89,232 80,212 80,157 9,097 6,808 7,681 50,884 45,481 47,071 " 29,848 1,319,438 342,780 355,543 521,258 10,491 21,695,046 18,132,528 18,969,281 1,954,706 1,775,924 1,757,801 19,202,446 1,956,344 21,983,475 18,557,842 1,775,924 1,757,811 227,080 119,375 188,522 1,742,755 2,330,242 2,311,978 * In addition to the Spirits here shown for Home Consumption as Beverage, the following quantities were delivered for methylation or use in Arts and Manufactures, viz. :TEN MONTHS ended 31st OCTOBER 1925 1926 1927 + The corrected quantities and values of the Imports of Sugar are here given for 1925 and 1926. 693,205 proof gallons. 580,306 951,683 "" " The quantities here shown are exclusive of the deliveries of Refined Sugar which has been produced from duty-paid Sugar returned to refineries to be again refined. Note.-The Import Accounts of Dutiable Goods are compiled from estimated quantities supplied to the Customs by Importers, and are subject to correction, both as to quantities and as to value, when an official account has been taken by the Department. In subsequent Monthly Accounts, such corrections are embodied in the totals of Imports for the expired portion of the urrent year. The corresponding totals of the Home Consumption Accounts include corrections arising from over-entries. |