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Home-Made Spirits

Volume 106: debated on Thursday 13 June 1918

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asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will give the particulars of stock, production, and distribution of home-made spirits for the year ended 31st March, 1918, as usually given in Table 26 of the Report of the

A PROVISIONAL STATEMENT of the Stock, Production and Distribution of Homemade Spirits in the year ended 31st March, 1918.
Stock and Production.Distribution.
Pf. galls.Pf. galls.
Pf. galls.Potable Sprits retained for home consumption10,373,787
In Warehouse on 31st March, 1917137,749,591Exported4,888,951
Exported as medicinal preparations243,449
Used for fortifying wines, for ships' stores, etc.1,152,663
Distilled in 1917–18—Used in arts and manufactures 25,297,092
Pf. galls.Methylated8,194,181
England9,966,297Deficiencies allowed, etc.3,592,591
Scotland14,766,50353,742,714
Ireland12,407,86837,140,668Balance in warehouse on 31st March, 1918121,147,545
174,890,259174,890,259

Commissioners of Customs and Excise, together with the number of proof gallons distilled in England, Scotland, and Ireland, respectively, during the same year?