Summary

Trade relations between UK and Irish Free State… (1935)

Further, the United Kingdom Government will reduce by 10 per cent, ad valorem, or by a corresponding proportion in case of specific duties, the existing duties on live animals and on meat, except pigs and pig meat, and will make additional reductions in the duties on horses, sheep, and lambs, and mutton and lamb. Minor adjustments will also be made in reduced cattle duties. Arrangements for the regulation of imports of bacon and hams into the United Kingdom in 1936 will provide for an increase of 10 per cent, in supplies for the Irish Free State as compared with 1935.
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