HC Deb 06 February 1930 vol 234 cc2108-9W
Mr. J. GARDNER

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer the net reduction in the total amount of duty in 1928–29 in respect of each of the imported Empire products resulting from the fact that preferential and not full rates were charged?

Mr. P. SNOWDEN

The approximate net reduction in duty in respect of imported Empire goods delivered for home consumption at preferential rates of duty during the financial year 1928–29, was as follows:

£
Spirits 168,700
Wine 456,400
Tea 946,100
Cocoa 101,000
Coffee 18,300
Sugar, molasses, glucose, etc 3,363,700
Dried fruits 113,700
Tobacco 2,414,400
Cinematograph films 400
Clocks, watches, etc. 1,900
Motor cars, motor cycles, et 185,100
Musical instruments, etc. 700
Silk and artificial silk 2,700
Hops 5,600
Key industry goods 192,100
Lace and embroidery 200
Cutlery 300
Gloves 500
Gas mantles 100
Packing or wrapping paper 3,500
£7,975,400

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