CUSTOMS REVENUE.
The Customs revenue collected during the quarter ended 'June 30, 1881, amounted to £328,327, showing a decrease on the corresponding quarter of last ye*ar of £4,086. It will be seen from the following returns that the Customs duties received at Timaru were trifling compared to the importance of the place. This is owing to the dutiable goods consumed here having been obtained from Dunedin. The Customs revenue at the principal ports was as follows : £ Auckland ... ... 66,881 New Plymouth ... 3001 Wanganui ... ... 3968 Wellington ... ... 46,220 Napier... ... ... 5933 Wairau ... ... 1542 Nelson ... ... 8871 Westport ... ... 2686 Greymouth ... ... 7732 Hokitika ... ... 5790 Lyttelton ... ... 51,778 Timaru ... ... 5031 Oamaru ... ... 4333 Dunedin ... ... 92,422 Invercargill ... ... 11,354
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2602, 23 July 1881, Page 2
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107CUSTOMS REVENUE. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2602, 23 July 1881, Page 2
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