(c) Inclusive, prior to 1920, of certain Refined Vegetable Oils, now shown under Class I, Food, Drink and Tobacco. (d) Inclusive of "Dry, Bleached." (e) Inclusive of "Waste and Reclaimed Rubber" prior to 1915. (f) See note (d). p. 89. ARTICLES continued. No. 35.-QUANTITIES and Value of the PRINCIPAL ARTICLES IMPORTED into the UNITED KINGDOM-continued. and Coin, for which see pages 136-7.) (e) Inclusive of Damasks, Tapestry and other Furniture Stuffs, Wool and Mohair Plushes, and Flannels and Delaines, prior to 1920. (f) Inclusive of Iron Ingots and Billets prior to 1920. (g) See note (d). p. 89. (h) Inclusive of "Linen Embroidery " prior to 1920. No. 35.-QUANTITIES and VALUE of the PRINCIPAL NOTE.-Owing to changes of classification from time to time in the original trade returns, the figures are not always strictly comparable. Important changes are noted. (a) Inclusive of "Braces, Suspenders Belts, &c." prior to 1920. (b) Exclusive of Hosiery of Textiles other than Cotton and Woollen, and inclusive of Woollen Gloves prior to 1920. (c) Inclusive prior to 1922, of "Lubricating Oil, Mixed." ARTICLES IMPORTED into the UNITED KINGDOM-continued. and Coin, for which see pages 136-7.) 1316,150,903 1,626,156,212 1,932,648.881 1,085,500.061 1003,098.899 1096.226.214 1277,439,144 £ Total Imports (ƒ). (d) Inclusive, prior to 1913, of "Rubber Tyres and Tubes, not imported with complete Vehicles." (e) Shown in "Ten Thousands" from 5th April, 1916, and previously in "Gross of Boxes." (f) Exclusive of the value of Diamonds consigned to the United Kingdom from the Union of South Africa. For the value of the Exports of Diamonds from the Union of South Africa to the United Kingdom sec note (!), pp. 68-9. (g) See note (d), p. 89. |