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... rates of duty , a lower rate for light wine and a higher rate for heavy wine . The basic rates , applicable to still wine imported otherwise than in bottle , are set out in Table 34 below . Higher duties are charged on still wine ...
... rates of duty , a lower rate for light wine and a higher rate for heavy wine . The basic rates , applicable to still wine imported otherwise than in bottle , are set out in Table 34 below . Higher duties are charged on still wine ...
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... rate ( a ) The lower rates of duty are charged on wine not exceeding 27 ° and the higher rates on wine exceeding 27 ° . Total Gallons Net Receipts £ 2,961,150 3,836,526 2,814,462 3,662,125 4,450,481 3,209,740 4,672,359 3,305,506 ...
... rate ( a ) The lower rates of duty are charged on wine not exceeding 27 ° and the higher rates on wine exceeding 27 ° . Total Gallons Net Receipts £ 2,961,150 3,836,526 2,814,462 3,662,125 4,450,481 3,209,740 4,672,359 3,305,506 ...
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... rates of duty on unrefined sugar were originally proportionate to the rates on refined sugar , but since 1928 the duties have been differentiated in favour of unrefined sugar for the protection of British refiners . Thus the highest rates ...
... rates of duty on unrefined sugar were originally proportionate to the rates on refined sugar , but since 1928 the duties have been differentiated in favour of unrefined sugar for the protection of British refiners . Thus the highest rates ...
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a Training College Staff | 29 |
INTRACOMMONWEALTH MACHINERY | 36 |
COMMONWEALTH EDUCATION CONFERENCE | 41 |
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 11 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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