Export of Woollen Goods to Islands
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Islands
AN Islands buying agent in Sydney advises that the following instructions have been issued by the Central Wool Committee, Mel bourne, in connection with the export of woollen goods to the Pacific Islands:— “When goods containing wool are intended for export to New Caledonia, New Hebrides, and other South Pacific Islands, application for per mission to ship must be made to the Central Wool Committee in Melbourne and the Restricted Goods Permit and License produced for endorse ment by an officer of that body. The goods to be exported will be subject to a surcharge of 25% on the raw wool content.”
It is understood that this regulation does not apply to export of woollen goods to New Guinea.