CANADA’S DUTY
AGAINST BRITISH DUMPING. (United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) OTTAWA, October 8. “Thousands of Canadian workmen and workwomen in factories would have been thrown out. of work before the end of October if .no remedial action had been taken,!.’ . declared the Acting-Minister of National '. Revenue, in a statement respecting , the antidumping provisions imposed against British imports under prevailing exchange rates. The British products affected were only those of the kind made or produced, dn Canada. The Canadian customs revenue .also would have been affected, and the country would have been compelled to borrow money to provide for its increasing deficiencies. 'He says that British preference continued as it did before the collapse of the pound sterling,
ARGENTINE'S TARIFFF.
BUENOS AIRES, October 8
An additional Customs duty of ten per cerif. ad valorem on imported articles, to become effective on October 9th, has been provided for in a Government decree.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 October 1931, Page 5
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150CANADA’S DUTY Hokitika Guardian, 10 October 1931, Page 5
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