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(10) SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE showing the
QUANTITY
and
V A L U E
of
MERCHANDISE IMPORT.
for
H O M E CONSUMPTION
during the year ended 31st December, 1930, distinguishing t.
IMPORTS
subject to (i)
G E N E R A L TARIFF RATES
; (ii)
PREFERENTIAL TARIFF RATES
; ai
(iii) INTERMEDIATE or T R E A T Y RATES.
[Particulars relating to Quantity and Value of Imports enumerated below
are included in the Main Table of Imports No. 9.]
Articles and Countries
of Origin.
(i) General Tariff
Quan. Value. Duty.
(ii) Preferential Tariff
Quan. Value. Duty.
(iii)
Treaty
Rates.
Total
Quan. Value.
Sulphur:—
United Kingdom
France
Germany ..
Italy ..
Total.
cwt.
99
6
295
2,000
2,400
£
51
4
155
543
•
753
Tanning Materials:—
United Kingdom
Argentine..
Syria
Total.
41
176
4
221
Tea:—
1
United Kingdom .. .. j
BritishEastlndies(Ceylon) I
British India
China
,
Egypt
:
Germany
lbs.
58
73
507
241
36
23
Total.
938
Timber:—
Planks, boards, beams, logs,
etc.:—
United Kingdom
Austraha
British South Africa
British West Africa
Canada (British Columbia)
Sudan
Austria
Czechoslovakia ..
Dodekanesia . . . .
Egypt
.. m.
Germany
Italy
Jugoslavia
Roumania
Russia
Sweden
Turkey
United States of America
Sea
Total
cub. ft.
10,511
29,502
64
50
227
8,738
1,554
1,065
1,120
562
3,665
354,403
2,083
39,436
117,875
155
£
Free
i>
II
II
53
233
4
Free
>i
II
290
11
17
42
46
3
4
lbs.
103
20,935
811
123 12
2,197
1,324
8
14
55
719
216
85
1
191
53
343
27,626
186
4,174
8,715
53
42
571,010 !(o)46,002! 10,518
cwt.
18
1,664
74
cub.ft.
300 72
424 i 137
Tin, Bars and Ingots :-
United Kingdom
cwt.
Total.
cwt.
148
148
2
139
6
21,84911,756 ; 147
124 65 | 14
15
29
1,147 ! 191
1,147 j 191
CO
I
9
O
S3
cwt.
99
6
295
2,000
2,400
51
4
155
543
753
41
176
4
221
53
233
4
290
lbs. •
161
21,008
1,318
241
36
23
22,787
29
1,681.
116
46
3
4
1,879
cub. ft.
10,635
29,502
64
50
300
227
8,738
1,554
1,065
— .
1,120
562
3,665
354,403
2,083
39,436
117,875
155
2,262
1,324
8
14
72
55
719
216
85
1
. 191
53
343
27,626
186
4,174
8,715
53
42
571,434
cwt.
148
148
46,139
1,147
1,147
10,547
191
(a) Inclusive of £3,521 value of timber imported by Government and £407 value of poles imported by
the Municipalities of Nicosia, Larnaca and Famagusta free of duty.