Parliamentary Papers, Volume 20H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... ship . Further extension of time is given within which to make any necessary amendments . Such particulars may also be accepted before a ship actually arrives . In the case of exported goods the information is required to be supplied ...
... ship . Further extension of time is given within which to make any necessary amendments . Such particulars may also be accepted before a ship actually arrives . In the case of exported goods the information is required to be supplied ...
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... ship at the same or another Port . Accounts of these Transhipments under Bond are given in the " Annual Statement of Trade . " - not ( 7 ) Exports . Exports of Imported Merchandise include only goods in transit through the United ...
... ship at the same or another Port . Accounts of these Transhipments under Bond are given in the " Annual Statement of Trade . " - not ( 7 ) Exports . Exports of Imported Merchandise include only goods in transit through the United ...
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... SHIPS AND AIRCRAFT ) - Touring Cars ( including Cabs ) 40 " France " and " United States of America " now included in Other Countries . " Formerly shown separately . " France " now included in " Other Countries . " For- merly shown ...
... SHIPS AND AIRCRAFT ) - Touring Cars ( including Cabs ) 40 " France " and " United States of America " now included in Other Countries . " Formerly shown separately . " France " now included in " Other Countries . " For- merly shown ...
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... latest sale value of such goods . The value of the Exports represents the cost and the charges of delivering the goods on board the ship , and is known as the " free on board " value . SUMMARIES . IMPORTS ( Value C.I.F. * ) . I. 1.
... latest sale value of such goods . The value of the Exports represents the cost and the charges of delivering the goods on board the ship , and is known as the " free on board " value . SUMMARIES . IMPORTS ( Value C.I.F. * ) . I. 1.
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... Ships 58 853,338 681,106 763,528 + 82,422 89,81 and Aircraft ) S. Rubber Manufactures 59 457,509 T. Miscellaneous Articles wholly or mainly 59 , 60 2,395,402 567,117 2,083,389 613,703 + - 2,296,588 + 213,199 46,586 + - 156,19 98,81 ...
... Ships 58 853,338 681,106 763,528 + 82,422 89,81 and Aircraft ) S. Rubber Manufactures 59 457,509 T. Miscellaneous Articles wholly or mainly 59 , 60 2,395,402 567,117 2,083,389 613,703 + - 2,296,588 + 213,199 46,586 + - 156,19 98,81 ...
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9 Other Countries Argentine Republic ARTICLES MAINLY UNMANUFACTURED ARTICLES WHOLLY Artificial Silk Australia Belgium Brazil British Countries British East Indies British India British South Africa Canada Central America Ceylon China including Hong CLASS CLASS III Cotton Countries in South Countries Total Cuts Cwts Denmark DRINK Dutch East Indies Dutiable Electrical elsewhere specified ended 28th FEBRUARY ended 31st JANUARY ended 31st MARCH Entered for Home EXPORTS FOOD Foreign Countries Germany Home Consumption II.-EXPORTS PRODUCE IMPORTED MERCHANDISE including Hong Kong Irish Free Iron and Steel Japan Leather Machinery MAINLY MANUFACTURED MANU MANUFACTURES THEREOF MATERIALS AND ARTICLES MONTH ended 31st MONTHS ended 28th Motor Netherlands Norway Number PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES QUANTITIES RAW MATERIALS Rubber Russia shown separately Silk Manufactures SKINS South Africa Spain and Canaries Straits Settlements Sweden Textile Materials THREE MONTHS ended TOBACCO Tons TOTAL OF PRINCIPAL Undressed UNITED KINGDOM Uruguay West Indies WHOLLY OR MAINLY Wool Zealand