COMMERCIAL.
Mr C. C. Alkman sold the barque Especulador at bis rooms yesterday, with boats, sails, and gear complete, as she now lies in Lyttelton harbor. There was a very fair attenUaucc, but the biddings were by no means splriied. She was knocked down to Mr C. W. Turner for £I9OO. The Customs revenue collected at the Port of Lyttelton for the month of October was as follows , £ s. d. Spirits 4467 15 8 Ditto, distilled in New Zealand 31 5 9 Cigars and snuff. 166 6 11 Tobacco ... ... ... 015 13 0 Wine 880 13 0 Ale and beer, &c., in bottle - 71 18 9 Ale, in wood 188 16 0 Tea ... 993 9 5 Coffee, cocoa, chicory, and chocolate ... 98 8 6 Sugar, raw, refined, and molasses 1334 9 10 Goods by weight ... 455 4 9 Ad Valorem 3678 4 11 Other duties not specified above 392 16 5 Total £13,674 5 8
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Globe, Volume II, Issue 135, 5 November 1874, Page 2
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154COMMERCIAL. Globe, Volume II, Issue 135, 5 November 1874, Page 2
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