Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 52, 8 May 1863, Page 1 (Supplement)

Bullock bows, 3s per cwt. - „ candied peel, 4s per cubic foot- _ ; t - ; Capers, 4s per cubic foot' ** r Carraway seeds, free v ! * ' ' , f , Carriage lamps, 3s per cwt. Chains (with anchors or for' ship's use), free >• Chain (all other), 3s per cwt. Cherry cordials, Us^per gallon*- • Cheese, free t , , Clocks, free , Coffee, essence of.'free ' Corrugated iron sheets, free Cotton wick, free * • ■ Curry powder, free . * * Eau de Cologne, 9s per gallon Fencing wire and .standards (iron) free, Fish, preserved, free ' ' I|p MV | , Flavoring essences, free ' ■ Floor-cloth, free ..[■''..'. Forges and iron- work, loose, 88 per cwt. Forks, digging and hay, 3s per cwt. ' Galvanized iron sheets, free ■ ..' * > „ „ wire, free , . „ „ 7 ware as buckets, gutter ter angles, ridge caps, tiles, and orna* mental pieces, 3s per cwt gelatine, free Gingerbread, free Ginger cordials, 9s per gallon* Groats, free Gun barrels, 5s each f G'Uta percha, free J Hu*rows,free Herrings, preserved, tree Ho* s, fves H nrse shoes, 3s per cwt. . HXback'(h ce m P or flax) 4s per cubic foot Hurdles, ivon, free Iron chairs, 3s perewt „ safes, 3s perewt „ tanks, free , Ironwork for ships' use, free Isinglass, free . 7 Jams and jellies, 4s per cubic foot Jewellery, free y Lemon and lime juice, tree , Linseed oil, free Lobsters, preserved, tree Maccaroni, 4s per cubic loot Machinery, agricultural or other, free Meats, potted or preserved, tree Night lights, free Oatmeal, free Oilcloth, free • table covers, 4s per pubic foot . Olive oil (perfumed), free , Olives, 4s per cubic foot Orange bitters, Os per gailon* Oysters, preserved, free 1 Paint, free m Pearl barley, free I Ploughs, free I Rick cloth, free § ■ Safes, iron, 3s per cwt ; | Salad oil, 4s per cubic foot ;. # Sardines, 4s per cubic foot ' ■ V Sash weights, 3s per cwt §: Scythes, 3s per cwt ... m Sheaves, brass, for ships use, free m Shovels, 3s per cwt. •■■.-, -.B Sod.i, free "ml Soda crystals, free If Soups (fish and vegetable, preserved) , frefc Spades, 3s per cwt. v W Steel (bar), free ft Syrups, free . . - .__§. Table covers (oilcloth), 4s per cubic foot |v Tanks (iron), free m Tarpaulins, free #< Tiles, iron, 3s per cwt. ' "M Tinman's tools, 3s per cwt ML Vermicelli, 4s per cubic loot W__\ Vesta matches ( wax), free ■Mm Vinegar( in any package or vessel), I*6? flpfl 1 Watches, free Sll Wick, cotton, free __M_\\ Winnowing cloths, free§ fffl Wire, iron fencing, free ■;■ Wire, small (as bell wire). 3s per cwt. «*■ * Orange Bitters, Cherry . and Cordials, &c , are liable to duty at 9»|| gallon. But if the importer mato'^deAH ration, and the Collector certify that "SH goods do not contain more than 10 Pc* c «fß of spirit, they may, upon apphcation|« the Commissionerof Customs, beadmi«M at 4s per cubic foot. •♦■wlplM t Importation of Arms, &c., «»«■ license is a misdemeanor, punishable*™ fine or imprisonment. -""'"* !^H t A manufacture composed of anyot ;H articles comprised in Section 7, and « which guttapercha is used merely ; H make it waterproof, is chargeable wit H per cubic foot. '■«■"*« '''^1 § When tbe fabric is not superior to I -J^m nary sail-cloth. : a__\\\\ CUSTOMS DUTIES. H Chargea-blb under the • Customs Dt Act, 1858,' in all Ports of. l^M Zealind. 1. Ale, beer, cider and perry ia. ;^H wood, per gallon Ale, beer, cider and perry, in j^H bottles, per gal lon 2. Cigars and snuff, per lb. - 3. Coffee, chicory, cocoa, and eho r . colate, per 1b... ••• 4. Cutlery, hardware, plated, ware, holloware. ironmongery of all sorts, and candles and soap of all sorts, per cwt. ... 5. Firearms of every description, 6. Gunpowder, per lb :^^H 7. Manufactures of silk, cotton, *^H linen, and all articles manufact "' tured there Irom ; drapery,- ha- 1 berdashery, hosiery, millinery, | furs, hats, boots, shoes, con- ff^^H fectionery, bottled fruits, dried f^^^H fruits, mustard, olive oi 'f^^^H pickles, preserves, sauces J f^^H spices, and oilmen's : store's of f^^H all kinds, measuring outsidJ I^^H the packages, per cubic 'fool fj^^H 3. Spirits and strong waters a |*^^H every kind, sweetened or othen I^^H wise, of any strength not cie i I»^H ceeding the strength of proj / j^^H by Sykes's hydrometer, arid ii r^^^| on in proportion, for Taj Ifl^H greater strength than tf ; K*^^H strength of proof, per gall! X^^H 9. Sugar (raw and refined) -of | I<^^H kinds, and treacle and inolass^ 'iJ^^H per lb.- .. "'"•■••"' ; '|Yij]^^^B 11. Tobacco, per lb.— . I li^^^l j 12. Wine (in wood and hottl | S^^H | containing less tharY 25 j I^^^H cent, of alcohol of a spe! wf^^H gravity of -825 at the temri l^^^^l ture of 60 degrees' Fahrenhl l'|^^^| thermometer, per gallon i I l.;^^^H 13 Anchors and chains, and/ I^^^H . bolt, bar, sheet, hoop, and 7 ft|^^^| iron and s^Us, sairclpth, < p^^^H age, twine,- cotton^ yarn, | S^^^^H sacks, an^ wool packs, 87 v^^^^H of tar and turpentine, tri v^^^^^l forsheepwash, nutsbf allj l^^^^| powder lit only7 for bi l|^^^^| purposes, and all unenunil K^^^^^H goods, wares and werch h^^^^|