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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 April 1965Vol. 36, No. 4

Restricted

p. 13 · Read in the full issue

Many Goods Now

Imports In Tonga

Under Tonga's 1965 Foreign Ex change Control Regulations, a total of about three dozen goods have become restricted imports in the Kingdom, and cannot be imported without a licence.

The goods are: Brushware, biscuits, chinaware, crockery, glassware, cigarettes, clocks, watches, cordage, rope, electrical appliances, dried and tinned fish, flour, furniture, gal vanised manufactures, ice cream, confectionery, jewellery, frozen and tinned meat, motor vehicles and parts, motor cycles, motor scooters, bicycles, perfume, shocks, soaps, alcoholic spirits, beers, wines, tex tiles, timber, tobacco, tyres and tubes for motor vehicles, fresh vege tables and aerated water.