Consular I: voices sprat sate of Japanese exports was The British Chamber of Com-million in 1981. "So obviously durmerce's official organ publishes to-aay sume pointed, yet restrained, Jeomments on the proposed institu: tion of consular invoices for goods [shipped from foreign countries to China. This system is officially' designed for enforcement on shipments as from the port of despatch jon and after September 1. The Jeonsiderations to which attention is Jarawn by the Journal are set out in Janother column. They closely follow ing March and April there was a rapid recovery, the figures for those two months taken together being Yen 48 as against 'Yen 60 million in 1931. 'The month of April by itself "showed indeed an actual increase over its eetive being Yen 25, predecessor of 1931, the re million gud. Yen 24 million, During "the same Japan' imported Yen 81 million [worth of Chinese goods as against
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