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Grey River Argus, Volume VI, Issue 375, 9 June 1868, Page 4

Meats, potted and preserved, 2s 6d per cubic I foot Millinery not otherwise described, 5s per cubip fopt Musical instruments, }s dp Mustard, 2s 6d do Nails, qf iron, Is per pwt Nuts of all kinds, except cocpa nuts, Id per ib Oil, vegetable, in built, 6d per gal Do, dq, in bottle, 2s (id per cubip foot OU, mineral, Gd per gal Do, in bottles, 2s 6d per cubic fopt Do, perfumed, 2s (3d do Dp, not otherwise described, 6d per gal Olives, 2s Gd per cubic foot Opium, LI per lb Oysters, preserved, 2s Grl per cubic fopj; Paints and colors, 2s per cwt Paper, writing, Is per cubic foot Do, wrapping and bags, Is dp Do, hangings, Is do Papier-mache ware, Is do Pearl barley, Is per cwt Peas, split, Is per cwt Pepper and pimento, unground, Id per lb Pepper, Cayenne, 2s Gel per cubic foot j Perambulators, Gd per cubic foot Percussion caps, Is per 1000 Perfumery, iut otherwise described, 2s Gd per cubip foot Pickles, 2s Gd per cubic foot Picture frames, Is per cubic foot Pipes, tobacco, 2s per cubic foot Pitch, Is per barrel Plate, gold and silver, for every LlO yalue, LlO Platedware, 3d per lb fork, salted, 2s per cwt Portmanteaus, Is per cubic foot Raspberry vinegar, 2s Gd per cubic foot Rice, 2s per cwt Rice, ground, 2s Gd per cubic foot Resin, 2s per cwt Rugsi wollen, cotton, or opossum, 3s per cubic foot Saddlery, 2s per cubic fopt Sad irons, Is per cwt Safes, iron, 4s per cwt Sago, in bottles or canisters, gs 04 P 6 ? cubic fout Sago, in bulk, 2.s per cwt SpJtpetre, gs per pwt Sauces, 2s Qd per cubic foot Sashes, windpw, Is per pair Scrim clpth, Is per cubic foot shirts, navy sergp and Scotch twill, 3 s P er cubic f got Shirts, white, regatta, crunean, 5s per cubip fp,pt Shot, 10s per cwt Silk manufactures, jss per cubic foot Snuff, 5g per lb Soap, common, 2s Gd per cwt Do, scented and fancy, 2s Gd per cubic foot Soap powder and washing powder, Gd do Soda crystals, \b per pwt Spices, cassia, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, mace, nutmegs, mixed and ground spices, 3d per Jb Spirits and strong waters pf every kind, sweetened or otherwise, of any strength j not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, and so on in proportion for any greater strength than the strength of proof, 12s per gal Spirits of tar, 6d per gal Starch and blue, £s per cwt Stationery and account books, Is per cubic foot Steel, Is per cwt Sugar, treacle, and molasses, }d per lb Sulphur, Is per cwt Sworbs, 5s each Syrups, 2s Gd per cubic foot Tacks, 4s per cwt Tapioca, in bulk, 2s per cwt Do, in bottles, jars, or tins, 2.s 6d per cub. ft. Tar, Is per barrel Tartaric acid, Id per lb Tea, Gd per lb Tinware, 4s per cwt Timber, sawn, Is per 100 feet super. Timber — Shingles and laths, Is per }000 Palings, Is per lOQft Posts, 4s per 100 ft Rails, £s per JQO Tobacco, 2s Gd per lb Do, for sheepwasl), subjept to its being tendered unlit for hnrpan consumptjon, and to such regulations as the Commissioners of Customs s^all, from time to time, prescribe in that behalf, 34 P er lb Tools, carpenters and others, not otherwise described, 4s per cwt Toys and fancy goods, not otherwise described, Is per cubic foot Trousers, moleskin and cord, 3s per cubic foot Twine, 2s per cwt Turpentine, Gd per gal Tubs, of wood, 2s the nest Umbrellas and parasols, 5s per cubip foot Varnish, 6 per gal Vermicelli, 2s Gd per cubic foto Vinegar, Gd per gallon Weighing machined, 4s per cwt Whips and walking sticks, Is per cubic foot Whitirg and chalk, Is per cwt Wine in wood and bottle, containing less than 25 per cent, of alcohol of a specific gravity of '825 at the temperature of 25 cleg, Fahrenheit's thermometer, 4s per gallon, or for six reputed quart bottles, or for twelve reputed pint bottles Woollen manufactures not otherwise enumerated, and all articles made of wool mixed with any other materials, 5s per cubic foot Zinc sheets, tiles, ridging, guttering, piping, and roll, Is per cwt Zinc manufactures not otherwise described, 4s per cwt Table, of Exemption?. Anchors, anvils, blacksmiths' bellows, bottles of all kinds (empty), cabin furniture and effects which have been in use, and not imported and for ssvle, carriage springs, mountings, and trimmings, chain cables and shackles over f »ths of an inch diameter, churns, cotton waste, copper and composition rod, bolts, sheathing and nails, corn sieve 3 and riddles, crab winches, cranes, capstans, and windlasses, drainage pipes and tiles, felt for sheathing, filters, firerengines, and hose, fish-oil (in bulk), forges, gas-pipes, machinery, all material whiph may be specially imported for the construction of gas works, iron bridges and all material which may be specially imported for the construction of bridges, wharves, jetties, or patent slips, iron (bar, rod, bolt, hoop, and pig), iron lamps post, iron tanks, iron plates, rivets, bolts, nuts, screws, and castings for ships, iron weighbridges for carts, machinery for agricultural purposes, machinery for boring, brick and tile making, planing, punching, sawing, shearing, turning, and quartz crushing ; machinery for mills and looms, machinery for steam vessels, machinery for wool and hay pressing machine saws, maps and charts, organs, harmoniums, hells, furniture specially imported for places of public worship ; passengers' luggage printing machinery, presses, type and materials, printink ink ana paper, printed books, paper and music, ploughs and harrows, pumps and other apparatus for raising water, railway plant and all materials specially imported for the construction of railways and tramways ; ropes above 3 inches in circumference ; sail cloth, ships' blocks, ship chandlery, not otherwise described ; school books, slates and apparatus ; soda ash and caustic soda ; Bodawater machines, ' steam engines, and parts of steam engines ; sewing machines ; tarpaulins, water pipes not otherwise described ; and all other material which may be specially imported for the construction of water works ; and all other articles not otherwise described. (Signed) Wm. Seed.