A survey of the trade in rubber manufactured goods

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Identifikator:: 1848834152

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-240944

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: A survey of the trade in rubber manufactured goods

Place of publication:: London

Publisher:: His Majesty's Stationery Office

Year of publication:: 1930

Scope:: 119 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: XVII. The industry in Australia

Collection:: Economics Books

3) 28, The Dunlop-Perdriau Company is the result of a merger during 1929 of the Dunlop Company of Australia, the Perdriau Company, which was an Australian rubber manufacturing concern dating back to 1881, and the Barnet Glass Rubber Company. The merger in- volved paid capital of £4,694,151. In addition to all kinds of tyres, this firm manufactures mechanicals, waterproof clothing, rubber shoes and general rubber goods. It has branches in all the capital cities of the States and is by far the largest rubber manu- ‘acturing organisation in the Commonwealth. The Goodyear Company of the United States also have a factory in Australia. 0 vda, vda on- ve ort the an ar- n- ay ily nd ‘he >d- Jo. 1y. ad of aah & of nd res ar an nb ds er 00 ng nd > 82. About half the rubber manufactured goods consumed in the Commonwealth are made locally and the proportion of local manu- facture is increasing. Tyres and tubes naturally form the largest zlass of imports. In 1928 severe falls occurred in practically all lasses of imported rubber goods as will be seen from the follow- ng table which shows the total value of imports of each class of articles and the percentage which came from Empire countries. [mports of rubber manufactured goods into Australia, ° 1925-96. 1926-27. 1927-28. Per cent. Value, | from | Value, Empire Jer cent, from Empire Value, Per cent. from Empire Tyres (Pneumatic) wo Tyres—rubber, other ... Tyre fabric—rubbered ... Lubes .., ee ee Belting ... 2dn ee Joloshes, rubber boots and shoes. Elastic thread — boot and apparel. Dental cements and trays Syringes and surgical goods Floor coverings and mats Hard rubber in sheets ... Rubber articles (n.e.i.) ... £000. 2,047 313 1 321 18 85 £000, 38 1,558 35 319 77 3 47 224 42 1 89 114 44 36 87 b6 29 892 £000. 801 193 32 40 ] 56 50 33 78 2592 | 58 259 48 314 55 18 13 13 ” 268 79 75 38 RG 412 | 14 22 22 | 21 397 70 18 72 70 23 68 55 10 30 75 15 27 39 317 42 Total 3.361 |! ‘9 3898 | 34 | 1,860 | 40 83. During the same period the imports of crude rubber and of rubber machinery have been increasing. In the three years 1925-26 to 1927-28 the imports of crude and reclaimed rubber Imports.

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