Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 144
... continued Tariff Chapter Description Section X - continued Value or quantity Value or admitted quantity Net Receipts free by Preference duty - paid Paper - Making Material ; Paper and Paperboard and Articles thereof - continued £ £ £ 48 ...
... continued Tariff Chapter Description Section X - continued Value or quantity Value or admitted quantity Net Receipts free by Preference duty - paid Paper - Making Material ; Paper and Paperboard and Articles thereof - continued £ £ £ 48 ...
Page 145
... continued Description Value or quantity admitted free by Preference Value or quantity duty - paid Net Receipts Section XI - continued Textiles and Textile Articles — continued 58 Carpets , mats , matting and tapestries ; pile and ...
... continued Description Value or quantity admitted free by Preference Value or quantity duty - paid Net Receipts Section XI - continued Textiles and Textile Articles — continued 58 Carpets , mats , matting and tapestries ; pile and ...
Page 147
... continued Description Value or quantity Value or admitted quantity Net Receipts free by Preference duty - paid £ £ £ Section XV - continued Base Metals and Articles of Base Metals— continued 79 Zinc and articles thereof ... 75,848 Tons ...
... continued Description Value or quantity Value or admitted quantity Net Receipts free by Preference duty - paid £ £ £ Section XV - continued Base Metals and Articles of Base Metals— continued 79 Zinc and articles thereof ... 75,848 Tons ...
Contents
Chapter | 5 |
The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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