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(.-,) S U M M A R Y of the
P R I N C I P A L
A R T I C L E S L U T O K T E D
into
C Y P R U S ,
dassihYd accord
to Groups, during the Tears ended 31st December, 19.jo to 1934.
mg
Articles.
Brought forward
CLASS III.—ARTICLES WHOLLY
OR MAINLY MA-VCTACTURED—
continued.
Group P.—Miscellaneous
Articles wholly or mainly
manufactured :—
Arms, Ammunition and
Explosives :—
Arms :—
Guns, Sporting .. .. No.
Pistols, revolvers and
rifles
,
Parts of guns, pistols,
revolvers, etc
value
Ammunition :—
Cartridges, shot-gun empty No.
Cartridges.shot-gun loaded ,,
Gunpowder
cwt.
Percussion caps and fire–
works
value
Shot
cwt.
"Explosives :—
Blasting Powder
Dynamite
„
Fuses (including detonators) „
Explosives, other .. .. value
Blacking and Polishes .. „
Books, Atlases, etc
„
Brooms:—
Common
No.
Other (including brushes) value
Cement
cwt.
Furniture
value
Haberdashery & Millinery.. „
Jewellery
Manure, Chemical .. .. cwt.
Matches
gross.
Musical Instruments :—
Pianos
No.
Other and their parts value
Perfumery, etc.
Pictures and Engravings ,,
Printing ink, Type .etc
Silver manufactures
SoaD :—
A.
C o m m o n
cwt.
Perfumed
,
Starch
„
Stationery, all kinds.. .. value
Straw manufactures .. .. „
Toys
,
"Wood manufactures :—
Casks, Vats and their parts ,,
Other (except furniture) „
3Ianufactured articles, not
elsewhere specified .. „
Total, Class LIT ..
C L A S S 17.—Ay DIALS N O T F O R
F O O D : —
Animals, living :—
Horses
No.
Mules
„
Other kinds
value
Total, Class IV .. ..
Buixioy
A N D S P E C I E
:—
Bullion :—
Gold
ozs.
Silver
„
Specie
value
Total Bullion and Specie
TOTAL IMPORTS
.. value
Quantities.
1930. | 1931. ' 1932. | 1933. I 1934~.
123
3,553
215,939
8
244
96
1,601
119
4
1,555
330,945
22
20
1930. , 1931.
Valuo
1932. 1933. : 1934.
69
30
72
28
!
48
10
12,223 33,108! 19,620
161,038J254,751!108,914
20!
26 17
117
o
103! 134.
7141 1,429-
356i
145
116
719
188
_ , _ j l-i.374, 30,4l0i 36,372
jl24.243:i30,876il79,336!l93,935234,377
|104,999104,S19I151,646 67,913 145,689
: 49,877 46,027' 43,3S1 35,1731 43,393
3S
25!
15
7,467i 4,406 3,389 3,662
'68,811 690,1.35 605.407 ti 14 405 S09.27S
1,159! 1,233
11
8
1,189
58
143
368
507;
10,076
9;
l
9
1
I
4
1,771
160
204
244
643
8
3,344j 3,170
5,334, 5,512
i
2,5031 1,617
14,566! 13,379
2,241! 2 222
11,7371 12^203
1,132' 646
97.
12!
l
25!
907;
204!
i
281
5S6i
511
102
16!
73
1,408
263
190
498
30
10
42
569
268
218
628
713.
3,393: 5,S13i 2,938
1,559: 2,3101 2,175
—
45 13
2,389: 1,776; 1,750
5,384! 6,921 7,693
567 1,052: 1.377
1,265| 1,0781 1,277
17,977! 14,25l! 17,491
2,151! 1,752! 1,15S
ll.lOOi 10
f
837| 6,493
422! 955! 390
38,073
32,092 35,361; 4S.395: 22,901
5,040! 4,909| 4,72l! 3,697
l,374j
696
7,0931 "
i
-
7
3
1
4,635 4,797 4,431
138! 302| 132
414,
3,419
1,2.59 2,006!
7,6.33
263
114
198!
4S!
160i
94!
222
54;
337
US
1,634 750i
14,165 13,158)
1.340; 1,025;
162! 63'
7,901 9,576!
6,37o! 2,882
1,565 1.S29
1,237.
634
S,253
S7l|
136
517
3,407
5,744
130
1,661
441
5,140
l,120l
66
14
38
8,534
2,227 1,058
2,063! 2,516
ill
8,342. 10.734
l,92i;
1
" * > —
1.4S0: 2,032!
6241 1.64S
2,253i 2,856
64,179111,494! 2S.411; 26,666!
I
'
;
4,369
553
3,364
6,771
91
1/7S6
577
5,579
1,48.5
140
9,515
379
2,189
2,422
3,568
39,709
976,9S6i930,377;770,127 756,513 974,S66
1
4'
53l
14.468J
10' - '
5,618 6,135
1
7,637
400
50
270
65
266
30
150
20
136
720 331
9
777
2,615
200;
136
13
1,021
1,5121
6:
502
307;
524
112
11
706
63
3,401 2,546, 815
636
rso
L4i.-..U 1.415.01:-!!
l.:-WT.5S»5
;
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