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FOURTE SCHEDULE.
Percentage of annual licence fee for part-pedre
which may be refunded.
First Part.
[reg. 1701).1
Table of licence fees for licences for less than 12 months.
Duration of
licence in mothe
Proportion of fee
11
95%
LU
85%
9
75%
8
70%
7
60%
6
5
50%
45%
35%
25%
SECOND PART.
[reg. 93.1
In exercise of the power conferred upon me as a competent authority under Regulation 50 of the Defence Regulations, 1940, I, JOHN JAMES COWPERTHWAITE, Acting Director of Commerce and Industry, hereby make the following Order :-
ORDER
f. This Order may be cited as the Prohibited Exports Citation. (Amendment) Order, 1956 and shall be read as one with the Prohibited Exports Order, 1946.
The Schedule to the principal Order is hereby rescinded Amend- and the following substituted therefor.
SCHEDULE.
Horas, raw or granulated.
ment of Schedule (G.N.A. 6/56)
Table of refunds for surrendered Hoences.
Number of coinplete months of unexpired period of valid licence
Percentage of annual
fee which may be refunded
11
80%
10
80%
#
70%
8
60%
7
50%
日
40%
5
30%
20
10%
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
18th September, 1956. (Secretariat 47/3231/55)
Clerk of Councils.
Acting Director of Commerce 'und Industry,
olh September, 1956.
Explanatory Note.
The Probibited Exportä" Order, 1946 (G.N. 238 dated 9th July,
1940) in designed to safeguard the needs of the Colony for goods in respect of which there are supply difficulties, and forbids the export of any article contained in the schedule thereto except in accordance with a permit issued by the Director of Commerce and Industry,
恕 The new schedule replaces that published as G.N, Að of 1955, and emite **Brass, all forms including serap and products manufactured thereof, Butter, Gunny bags and Sulphur." These can no longer be con- sidered in short supply in the Colony.
1. The export of Brass and Sulphur remains restricted under the
Exportation (Prohibition) (Specified Articles) Regulations, 1952.
(Secretariat 41/3571/49)