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CUSTOMS REVENUE

THE APRIL FIGURES

TALL IN PETROL AND TIRE TAXES ,

A decrease of £46,000 is shown by the Wellington Customs revenue figures for Jasfc month as compared with those for April, 1929. This year the net Customs revenue collected in April totalled -£205,----612, as against £254,713 for April of last j year. But. for, the first four months of this year, the Customs revenue was £980,611, as against £956,530 for the first four months of 1929, showing an increase of. £24,072. The following table gives the comparative figures for the four months:— 1930. 1929. £ £ January 277,486 248,807 February .... 214,610 .233,277 March .. 279903 219,741 April .. .'......... 208,612 254,713 . Total for i months 980,611 956,539 The duty collected on motor spirit last month was £35,900, as against £37,123 for April, 1929—a drop of £1223. J.ne figures for the four months period are £134,871 and £138,018, a decrease of £3177. Collections of tire tas last month totalled £3138, as compared with £6120 for April, 1929, showing a fall of £™™- For the four months \ d™P°* *? recorded, the figures being £10,943 and £26,144 respectively. .-, Beer excise collections for April were £5192, as against £4648 for April, 1929. For the four months,tlie figures^aw £19,----538 and £17,361. an increase ot i.iUi.

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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 101, 1 May 1930, Page 15

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CUSTOMS REVENUE Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 101, 1 May 1930, Page 15

CUSTOMS REVENUE Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 101, 1 May 1930, Page 15

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