AMENDMENTS TO IMPORT SCHEDULE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 90, Issue 166, 19 July 1946, Page 3

AMENDMENTS TO IMPORT SCHEDULE

Apart, from importations of vacuum flasks which may be made within tne general adoration of hardware, etc., n.e.i., an allocation has been provided for vacuum flasks from the United Kingdom to the extent of 100 per cent, of the value of imports of such goods from that source during 1938, according to tiie Customs Department. The allecati; o i xed for J 9-17 for imports of lawn mowers of the hand roller typo is:— United Kingdom and/or Australia. 75 per cent, previously. The 10'7 import allocation for spare parts <>f agricultural implements and machinery, n.e.i.. and agricultural implements, and machinery n.e.i.. including ploughs, etc., hand worked, cl.-, < excluding spare pails and hay i rakes not hand, etc.), Is: All countries, 100 per ("nt. of IP !G licences for same souice. Previously impoils were allowed from the I ni'.ed Kingdom . i. I Australia to the extent of 1(i() per cent, of If) la licences, with imports from Canada, and the United States defon cd. The import allocation for lenses, all kinds, excluding spectacle lenses, has been amended to; All countries, 100 per cent. 19-16 licences. The United States as a source was previously controlled. The allocation for games and chimneys for lamps, n.e.i.. lamps, lanterns and lampwick, n.e.i., and well glassware and electric light ng glassware for the manufacture of electric light littings. have been amended to: United Kingdom and other British sources, including Canada, 100 per cent, of 194(5 licences Canadian imports were previously controlled. Imports of the quantity o* artificial eyes applied for will be permitted from all countries. This item was previously cont rolled.