REGISTERED No. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section I

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No.

1]

NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 1966/PAUSA 11, 1887

Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed

as a separate compilation.

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

PUBLIC NOTICES

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 1st January 1966

SUBJECT.—Export

Promotion Scheme—Inclusion of Certain minor essential oils—

No. I-ITC(PN)/66.—Attention is invited to Annexure II to Appendix 23 of the

ITC Policy

Book for the year April 1965—March 1966, published

vide

Public

Notice No. 56-ITC(PN)/65, dated the 22nd July, 1965.

2. It has been decided to insert the following entry as Item No. 28 in Annexure

to Appendix 23 of

the ITC Policy

Book for the

period April 1965—March

'66:—

I

8

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.8.

2

Davana' Oil

Vether Oil

Calamus Oil

Celery seed Oil

Costus Oil

Cumin seed Oil

Dilseed Oil

Kasturi Manjal

Oil

3

Export Promotion

Authorities

at

Bombay/Calcutta

Madras/Goa/CLA,

New Delhi/Erna-

kulam/Kanpur,

within their res-

pective jurisdic-

tions.

4

Permissible

categories of

(i) Natural

Essential

Oils, and

(ii) Aromatic

Chemicals.

5

6

5%

(Five

percent)

7

( 1 )

i¹

Tilt GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY

» A * 1-*SHR-

3. The above decision will be applicable to exports effected on or after the d~' '

ol issue of thla Public Notice.

4. Further it haa also been decided to delete the Calamus Oil, Celery seed C'.

and Cumin seed Oil from the existing Special

Export

Promotion\Scheme t

Certain Natural Essential Oils dealt with by the Spices Export Promotion Council

Krnafculam.

SuBJtcr.—Seamen's Strike in Japan—Revalidation of import licences

No. l/TTC(PN)/66.—It has been reported that the recent Seamen's strike 1'

Japan ports which started from 28th November 1965 has not been settled finally

2. In order to facilitate the shipment of goods from Japanese ports against tb

import licences which may have expired by the end of November and Decemtx

18M, It has been decided that the validity period of all import licences affect*

by the strike should be extended up to 28th February, 19fl6.

3. Importers are informed that applications for extention of validity of licence

In such cases may be made to the concerned Licensing Authority who will dedd

«ach case on merits in the light of the documentary evidence furnished by thr

applicant.

P. SABANAYAGAM.

Chief Controller of Imports and Export.

FKENTTO IN INDIA BY THE QENIRAL MANAGER. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA FRBB3.|

NEW DELHI AND PUBLISHED BY THE MANAQER QF PtnBUCATINOS, BILHT, 196fy