Parliamentary Papers, Volume 27H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... IMPORTS AND ENTRIES FOR HOME CONSUMPTION } 1 II . - EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM III . - EXPORTS OF IMPORTED MERCHANDISE IV . - BONDED Warehouse ACCOUNT V. - BULLION AND SPECIE . IMPORTED AND EXPORTED VI ...
... IMPORTS AND ENTRIES FOR HOME CONSUMPTION } 1 II . - EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM III . - EXPORTS OF IMPORTED MERCHANDISE IV . - BONDED Warehouse ACCOUNT V. - BULLION AND SPECIE . IMPORTED AND EXPORTED VI ...
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... imports and exports which occurred in that period . In general , the figures show the trade , as declared by importers and exporters on the documents received in the Statistical Office , Customs and Excise , London , during a month ...
... imports and exports which occurred in that period . In general , the figures show the trade , as declared by importers and exporters on the documents received in the Statistical Office , Customs and Excise , London , during a month ...
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... Imports are classified as received from the countries whence they were consigned to the United Kingdom . The countries whence goods are consigned are not in all cases the countries of actual origin of the goods , since goods produced in ...
... Imports are classified as received from the countries whence they were consigned to the United Kingdom . The countries whence goods are consigned are not in all cases the countries of actual origin of the goods , since goods produced in ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... IMPORTS . 1924 . 1925 . 1926 . 1924 . 1925 . . 1926 . JANUARY .. .. FEBRUARY MARCH £ 101,187,393 128,927,477 96,683,639 110,161,452 £ £ £ £ £ 117,689,450 64,235,078 69,050,534 60,380,474 96,845,012 67,974,911 69,330,355 62,814,244 ...
... IMPORTS . 1924 . 1925 . 1926 . 1924 . 1925 . . 1926 . JANUARY .. .. FEBRUARY MARCH £ 101,187,393 128,927,477 96,683,639 110,161,452 £ £ £ £ £ 117,689,450 64,235,078 69,050,534 60,380,474 96,845,012 67,974,911 69,330,355 62,814,244 ...
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9 Total Argentine Republic ARTICLES MAINLY UNMANUFACTURED ARTICLES WHOLLY Artificial Silk Australia Belgium Brazil British East Indies British India British South Africa British West India Canada Central America Ceylon China including Hong CLASS CLASS III Cotton Countries Total Cuts Cwts Dutch East Indies Dutiable Egypt Electrical ELEVEN MONTHS ended elsewhere specified ended 30th Nov ended 30th NOVEMBER ended 31st DECEMBER ended 31st OCTOBER Entered for Home EXPORTS FACTURES FOOD Germany Home Consumption I.-IMPORTS AND CONSUMPTION II.-EXPORTS PRODUCE III.-EXPORTS OF IMPORTED IMPORTED MERCHANDISE including Hong Kong Irish Free Iron and Steel Japan Leather MAINLY MANUFACTURED MANUFACTURES THEREOF MATERIALS AND ARTICLES MONTH ended 31st MONTHS ended 30th Motor Netherlands Norway Number PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES QUANTITIES RAW MATERIALS Rubber Russia Silk Manufactures Skins South Africa Spain and Canaries Straits Settlements Sweden Textile Materials TOBACCO Tons TOTAL OF PRINCIPAL Undressed UNITED KINGDOM Uruguay Value WHOLLY OR MAINLY Wood and Timber Wool Zealand