TRADE WITH BELGIUM
WAR RESTRICTIONS. Some question has been raised locally as to the position of business people giving orders for goods to be manufac-' tured in Belgium. All doubt 011 thematter is 6et at rest by a dispatch for- : warded by the High Commissioner foi, Australia to his Government. According to this, goods from Belgium are not allowed to be imported into the United Kingdom, except by written authorityfrom tho Board of Trade, and tho production of a consular certificate of Belgian origin. An undertaking has to he furnished that payment is to be deferred until the enemy occupation has censed, or, if tlie payment be made into a bank, tho importer must furnish an undertaking that the money shall not be withdrawn except under license. The Australian Minister for Customs (llr. Tudor) states that whilst 110 restrictions would he placed 011 Belgian goods imported into the Commonwealth from stocks held in London, in all other cases the United Kingdom conditions would be insisted upon.
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2423, 31 March 1915, Page 6
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166TRADE WITH BELGIUM Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2423, 31 March 1915, Page 6
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