Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... quantities of dutiable goods shown in the Tables as entered for consumption are the quantities on which duty was paid in the financial year after adjustment for any over-payments. The comparable quantities of non-dutiable goods are the ...
... quantities of dutiable goods shown in the Tables as entered for consumption are the quantities on which duty was paid in the financial year after adjustment for any over-payments. The comparable quantities of non-dutiable goods are the ...
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... quantities of dutiable goods shown in the Tables as entered for consumption are the quantities on which duty was paid in the financial year after adjustment for any over - payments . The comparable quantities of non - dutiable goods are ...
... quantities of dutiable goods shown in the Tables as entered for consumption are the quantities on which duty was paid in the financial year after adjustment for any over - payments . The comparable quantities of non - dutiable goods are ...
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... quantities of dutiable goods shown in the Tables as entered for consumption are the quantities on which duty was paid in the financial year after adjustment for any over - payments . The comparable quantities of non - dutiable goods are ...
... quantities of dutiable goods shown in the Tables as entered for consumption are the quantities on which duty was paid in the financial year after adjustment for any over - payments . The comparable quantities of non - dutiable goods are ...
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