RESTRICTION OF EXTORTS

Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13745, 7 April 1915, Page 6

RESTRICTION OF EXTORTS

[United Press Association.]

Wellington, April 6. A "Gazette Extraordinary issued to-day revokes a number of Orders m Council affecting the prohibition of exports in consequence of the war, and consolidates the position under the Following schedules. A new list of contraband absolute and conditional is also published for public information:— Second schedule.—Goods the exportation of which is prohibited to any destination except with the eonseratr of tho Minister of Customs: Coal, flour, oatmeal, wheat,.oats, forage (i.e., grass, clover, or oaten sheaf hay, -oaten shea* chaff, bran). , Third schedule.—Goods the exportation of which v prohibited to any other destination 'than the United, Kinpdom, except with the consent ot the Minister of Customs: Frozen mut■Sn and lamb, chilled and frozen beef or veal, rabbits, tinned meats. Fourth schedule.—Goods the exportation of which i- prohibited to foreign ports in Europe or the Mediterranean Lid Black Sea other than those .of Fiance, Russia Baltic ports), Belgium, Spain, and Portugal: Bladders, casings, and sausage skins,-kauri turn and other resinous products, sulphur, flax (phonnium tenax), pronSS§nous seeds, nuta and kerncfe Mode, clover ana grjs>i ha H'< and 60Cks f,i Customs: Wool, liides, slwcpskms, rTI -uhher and «oods made vfrcU blankets nnd horse mm. vmtime being contraband of war (whether Sute or conditional) under any prodaSation or Order in Council issued by His Majesty.