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It sccnis npliroprintc a t a time wIwn cvcryboily's thoughts arc tiirncd to tlic qucstion of what Iicccssnry assistance m i s t tic givcn to British industry, tlint on(' should considcr tlic working of one of tho picccs of lcgislntioii wliicli has becii tlevotcd to this objcct. Alorcovcr, tlic time is npproprintc bec:iusc the J)ycstnlTs Act, uriless ngiiiii reiic\vcd, cspircs 011 l~ccciiilicr 31 of this year.
Of the tlircc possi1)lc Inctliods of tiitling liouic production, nnincly :-(I) Subsitlics ; (2) Tiiriff ; (3) l'rohibition nnd IJiccncc, the Dycstrrffs Act is the o d y esnrnple we huvc of the last nictliod, but i t is n inattcr of grcnt iutercst to note Iio\v iunny otlicr countries :ire no\v adopting this rnetliotl, pirticulnrly in connosion ivitli uitrogcnous fcrtilisers. lIrsronr It is worth while very 1)ricfly rccnpitulntiiig the position of twelve ycnrs ngo, in order that the position to-day inny be properly undcrstood.
The story bcgins with the Judginciit of Xr. Justice Sniikcy nt thc cud of 1019 dcclnring tliat tlic csclusion of foreign dycstuffs under tlic Prohil~ition of Iinports Procliunntion of Fcbninry of tliiit ycnr WIS illcgnl. For a little over t w l v c inontiis nftcr this blow to tlic industry tlicrc were 110 rcstrictioiis of iiiiports wliiitewr, niicl very lnrgc quutitics were broiiglit iuto tlic couutry aluouiiting to nl)outf7,000,000 ivorth of forcigri dyestuffs; this, i t should he noted, wns in ntldition to tlic dycstuffs supplicd on Hcpnrntion Account. Tlic influs of such an enormom qunutity of foreign dyestuffs tlircntcucd with cstinction tlic dycstiiff iiidristry 01 Grciit liritciin, which lind becu built up with great Inbour niid in the fnce of cuonnous diflicultics during tlic wir.
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