GERMAN NEWS.
AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION
GERMAN TARIFF. BF/lilJlX, May 20. The Minister of E onmnics said the duties on motor ears and tractors were
of a special character hecau.se foreign manufacturers enjoyed an extraordinA ary start over the German motor industry; therefore, the duties on imported motor cars would he higher than the duties on other products amounting to afoot !V)0 reichsmarks per vehicle. ' The duties will he reduied by half yearly stages to the normal tarilf. The same procedure would bo followed for a gradual reduction in duties on trnctors.
'With regard to Customs duties on chemical products which throughout -i amount to under ten per cent ad valoiom, the Government's proposals provided for the lowering of these in return for compensating advantages.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 May 1925, Page 3
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