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remarks
of such members as had
come prepared with suggestions; it
trade duties
on
thought duty
on
Coal.
In fact he
Coal ought to
be struck out altogether, whether
would be so much toward
the
final object in view
He thought M Parry had brought forward very capital idea
foreign.
а
in asking for
reduction of the tariff to
per cent
The present, duty
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on
Shirtings might be said to be low,
and perhaps it was,
but he
native.
He had some
Correspondence in which it was stated that the import duty
An
some
over
23
Keeloong Coal amount to
per cent and against such excessive
was
no redress. Another
charges there matter that should be most emphatically
thought that on
metal such
aa
urged
was
the introduction of
iron and quicksilver they were
much too high considering
thevi
compared with other
relative value as
Articles
Also the duty in
Coals
high and a reduction ought
1000
To-tie asked
on
this especially Coast
trade
conditions in the treaty, which
would place Consuls in a
position to
exact summary reparation for the
to trade by the illegal
injury done to trade by
exactions
levied in
the interior on
imported goods - Mere remonstrance
addressed