Annual statement of trade and shipping of the Union of South Africa, Volume 10

South Africa. Department of Customs and Excise

Government Printer, 1915 - Shipping

Contents

• Exports by Categories for five years: 5
• Exports by Countries for five years: 6
• Number and Tonnage of Vessels Entered and Cleared by Ports: 7
• Number and Tonnage of Vessels Entered and Cleared according: 8
• Trade with Southern and Northern Rhodesia: 1
• Customs Duties collected for five years: 13
• Summary of Imports and Exports by Ports: 14
• Imports of Government Stores by Articles and Countries of Origin: 15
• Imports and Exports of Specie: 16
• EXCISE I Production and Consumption of Spirits Beer Matches etc II Excise Duties collected SOUTHERN RHODESIA: 17
• Imports by Articles and Countries of Origin: 18
• Imports by Categories for five years: 19
• Imports by Countries for five years: 20
• Exports by Articles and Countries of Destination: 21
• Exports of Principal Articles for five years 23 Preference granted to the United Kingdom Canada Australia and New Zealand: 22
• Imports by Articles and Countries of Origin: 24
• Exports by Articles: 25
• Imports of Government Stores: 1
• Imports of Articles according to Routes: 27
• Imports by Categories for five years: 28
• Imports by Countries for five years: 29
• Exports of Articles according to Routes: 30
• Exports by Countries for five years: 31
• Imports and Exports by Countries: 32
• Imports and Exports of Specie: 33
• CUSTOMS TARIFF: 1

Popular passages

Page 1 - Bones, feathers, grass, ivory, hair, hoofs, horns, moss, shells, skins, teeth, wool, and other parts of animals, birds, fishes, or reptiles, not being manufactured, polished, or further prepared than dried or cleaned, but in their raw and unmanufactured state.‎

Page 2 - ... not legally entitled to import the same free of duty, without the consent of "the Principal Officer of Customs and the payment of the duties to him by the officer so selling or disposing of such public stores at the rate leviable at the date of sale.‎

Page 2 - Public stores, imported or taken out of bond by and bona fide for the sole and exclusive use of the Government of His Britannic Majesty and of any government belonging to the union, provided that a certificate be delivered to the customs authorities, given under the hand of an officer approved...‎

Page 1 - Wire and wire netting for fencing, droppers, gates, hurdles, posts, standards, strainers, staples, stiles, winders, and other materials, or fastenings of metal ordinarily used for agricultural or railway fencing.‎

Page 2 - ... Engravings, lithographs and photographs, not including enlargements or reproductions of photographs, and not being labels or advertisements elsewhere enumerated. 169. Fish fry and ova. 170. Fish: fresh, dried, cured, or salted of South African taking, and raw oil from fish of South African taking.‎

Bibliographic information

• Title: Annual statement of trade and shipping of the Union of South Africa, Volume 10
• Author: South Africa. Department of Customs and Excise
• Publisher: Government Printer, 1915