HC Deb 04 July 1922 vol 156 cc207-8W
Mr. HOGGE

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer the amount of duties

Commodity. Five Months, January to May, inclusive.
1920. 1921. 1922.
GLOVES:
Of woven fabric: Dozen Pairs. Dozen Pairs. Dozen Pairs.
Silk 1,449 11,152 4,221
Other 2,014 25,963 223,563
Knitted, netted or crochetted, including gloves of knitted fabric
Of cotton 14,335 232,656 541,051
Of wool 557 220 1,464
Of other textile materials, not woven 1,186 2,244 32,187
GLOVE FABRIC Information not available.
Cwts. Cwts. Cwts.
DOMESTIC AND FANCY GLASSWARE (including cooking utensils, table glassware, ornamental glassware). 31,000 29,1122 35,376
DOMESTIC HOLLOW-WARE: Tons. Tons. Tons.
Of aluminium 153 251 819
Of iron or steel:
Cast, enamelled 298 631 1,225
Wrought, enamelled 778 2,506 3,782

collected up to the end of June under the Key Industries Schedule on commodities which have been declared by the Referee to have been improperly included in the lists issued by the Board of Trade?

Sir R. HORNE

I assume that the hon. Member is referring to the Key Industry Duty collected on goods which have been subsequently removed from the Board of Trade lists. The amount of duty as from the 1st. October last is £11,447.