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(9) GENERAL IMPORTS FOR THE YEAR 1935.
Articles and Countries of Origin.
Total Imports.
Imports for Home Consumption.
Quantity Value Quantity! Value Duty jQuantity Value I Duty
Under General Tariff.
Under Preferential Tariff.
I.—Food, Drink & Tobacco :-
Bacon and H a m :—
United Kingdom
Australasia
Australia
Argentine
Denmark
Germany
HoUand
Italy
Roumania
cwt.
34
1
1
6
80
59
cwt.
220
6
o
33
477
1
322
1
. 1
8
1
6
80
59
32
1
4
14 |
8
Total
Baking powder, Yeast, Ren–
nets, etc .—
United Kingdom
Austria
Denmark
Egypt
Greece
j
United States of America !
Total I
Beans and Peas roasted or=
otherwise:—
!
United Kingdom
British India
I
Palestine
|
Bulgaria
j 21,396
Egypt
Roumania
Syria
Turkev
181 1,063
154
56
2
33
477
1
322
1
1
4cp. the oke
cwt.
26
1
893
131 27
I
196
16
92
45
75
3
59 427
Total
! 25,598
1
4
14
3
16
92
45
75
3
15%
27 j
231
oo
32
164
6
£
$ full rate
170
20
196
| full rate
196
24
1
301
1
1.S96
1,845
4
3
1,547
o
m
185
1
9,888
1,190
—
1
704
100
1
21,896
1,345
4
3
1,547
66
1
9,388
1,190
2
1
704
30 paras the
oke
11,973 a25,396 j 11,352
Beer, Ale and all other Malt! gals.
Liquors :—
j
United Kingdom .. . .1 25,722
Malta
5,009
Egypt
5
Germanv
i 3,795
;
Greece "
: 1,060 \
4,382
710
1
603
91
Total
'-. 35,591 '. 5,787
Biscuits and Bread :—
United Kingdom
Canada
Palestine
Belgium
Egypt
France
Greece
Holland
Syria
Turkev
Botargo :—
Egypt
Russia
gals.
.)
;
3,795
1,060 •
1
201
1
i
i
2
119 !
_ i
' !
| full rate
4,199 ' 202
121
29
23. 6cp. a gal.
I
603
91
gals.
25,722
5,009
! 5 0 % full
4.382 ' rate
710 :
I
Total
• Where the quantities and values of Imports for H o m e Consumption are greater than those of Total Imports
the excess is due to the release, during the year under review, of goods held in Bond from last year.
(a) Inclusive of 200 cwt., imported for sowing purposes, and admitted free of duty.