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Marking Of Goods Imported Into Australia

Volume 176: debated on Wednesday 26 June 1907

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To ask the Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies whether the Commerce Act of the Commonwealth of Australia requires that British-made articles imported into the Commonwealth of Australia, bearing English words, must also bear in every case the words "Made in England," appearing on the same side of the article as the other wording. (Answered by Mr. Churchill.) I understand that a regulation has now been made by the Australian Customs Department providing that it is sufficient that such goods should be described as made in Great Britain.