House of Commons Papers, Volume 110H.M. Stationery Office, 1908 - Legislation |
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Page 306
... falling -off in the trade. These figures show an import of 11,052 lbs. in 1907 and 23,506 lbs. in 1906, so that, even with what has just been said, there must really have been a considerable falling-off in the import. Broadcloth, medium ...
... falling -off in the trade. These figures show an import of 11,052 lbs. in 1907 and 23,506 lbs. in 1906, so that, even with what has just been said, there must really have been a considerable falling-off in the import. Broadcloth, medium ...
Page 446
... falling-off in almost every item, the total being 708,210*. only compared with 1,140,161*. in 1906. The only reason I have been able to discover for this falling-ofE is that, owing to the hard times caused by slackness of trade, the ...
... falling-off in almost every item, the total being 708,210*. only compared with 1,140,161*. in 1906. The only reason I have been able to discover for this falling-ofE is that, owing to the hard times caused by slackness of trade, the ...
Page 450
... falling-off in 1907, due to the fact that many claims were made from Japan for short weight, which the Chinese refused to meet and the export to that country consequently fell off. Many merchants also now purchase bean cake in Dalny and ...
... falling-off in 1907, due to the fact that many claims were made from Japan for short weight, which the Chinese refused to meet and the export to that country consequently fell off. Many merchants also now purchase bean cake in Dalny and ...
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