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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 81, 14 August 1863, Page 6 (Supplement)

ALPHABETIC AL LISTOP^/IRTICLES Which Have received, the of the Commissionerof Castorns, as to their liai>ilit3* to "duty under the present Uv- - •■ riff. ' • '" COMPIXrI> FROM ? orpICIAI,, SOTJKCES A,a;riculturaJ implements, free ' Almonds, shelled and in husk, free Anchovies, 4s per cubicfoot Arrowroot, free Axles, cart and dray, iron (loose) free ■Bathbricks. free ' • Bedsteads (iron );3s per cvrt ' - Bellows (for#e), free Biscuits (fancy), free Bitters (oraoije), 9.sp r gallon* bapers, 4s per cuMc foot Carraway seeds, free Citma^e lamps, Ss per cwt. Chains (with anchors or 'for ship' use free Chain (all other), 3s per cwt. ' Cheny cm-dials, 9s per gallon* ■>■■>'■' Cheese, free . . ... - Clocks, free . ' ! Coffee, essence of. free Corrugated iron sheets, fre© ' ' ' ' ■■ :j Cotton wick, free Curry powder, free Eau de Cologne, 9s per gallon Fencing wire and standards (iron) free Fish, preserved, free Flavoring essences, free : Floor-doth, free v or<ces and iron-work, loose, 3s per cwt. Forks, dig<rin& and hay. 3s per cwt. Galvanized iron sheets, free „ „ wire, free „ „ warp, as buckets, gutter ter ano-les, riefge caps, tiles, and ornamental pieces, 3s per cwt Gelatine, free Gingerbread, free Ginger cordials, Os per gallon* (Croats, free Gun barrels, os each f Ouita percha, freej Harrows, free Herrings, preserved, free Hoi s, fvee Horseshoes, 3s per cwt. Huckaback (hemp or flax) 4s per cubic foot Hurdles, iron, free Iron chiiira, 3s per cwt „ safes, 35 per cwt „ tanks, free Ironwork for ships' use, free Isinglass, free Jams and jellies, 4s per cubic foot JeweDery, free Lemon and lime jaice, free Linseed oil, free f/Ob.ster.s, preserved. fre& Maccaroni, 4-s per cubic foot Machinery, agricultural or other, free Meats, potted or pre-sen ed, free Nioht lights, fsee Oatmeal, free Oilcloih, free „ lable covers, 4^ per pubic fo&t Olive oil (perfumed), free Olives, -is per cubic foot Orange bitters, 9s per pallo'n* Oysters, preserved, free Painf, free Peari hgrley, free Ploughs, free Iti.-k cloth, free § Snfes, iroiij 3s per cwt •Sago, free Salad oil, 4s per cubic foo(. S;ilr, fre« Sardines, 4s per cubic foot Sash weighis. 3s per cwt Scythes, 3* per cwt Sheaves, brass, for ships' use, frc Sl\ot, fiee Shovels, 3s per cwt. Sod.-r. free Soda crystals, free Soups (fish find vegetable, preserved) free Spades, os per cwt. Starch, free Steel (bar), free Syrup?, free Table covers (oilcloth), 4s per cubic foot Tanks (iron), free Tapioco, free Tarpaulins, free Tiles, iron, 3s per cwt. Tinman's tools, 3s per civt Vermicelli, 4s per cubic foot Vesta matches (wax), free Vinegar ( in any package or vessel), free Watches, free Wick, cotton, free t Whiting, free Winnowing cloth?, free§ Wire, iron fencing-, free Wire, small (as bell wire). 3s per cwt. * Orange Bitters, Cherry and Ginger Cordials, &c, are liable to duty at Oz per gallon. But if the importer roake a declaration, and the Collector certify ihat these •roods do not contain more than 10 percent, of spirit, they may, upon applicaiion to the Commissionerof Customs, be admitted at 4s per cubir foot. f Importation of A?ms, &c, without license is a misdemeanor, punishable by fine or imprisonment. % A manufacture composed of an;' of the articles comprised in Section 7. and in which gntta percha is used merely to make it waterpi'oof, is chargeable with 4s per cubic foot. j When the fabric is not superior to ordinary sail-cloth. •

A Steamer Lighted ■with Gas. — The * beautiful steam-yacht Fairy Queea, arrived in Bowness Bay, Winderraere. on Tuesday evening, brilliantly lit up with gas. This yacht, which was built for Captain Kidehalgh, by Mr T. B. Seath, of Glasgow, in 1860, has, during the three years she has, been on the lake, undergone several improvements and ingenious contrivances by her owner. The last improvement is lighting the yacht with gas. We believe this is the first vessel that has ever manufactured her own gas on board. The gas can be kept burning any length of . time. The light, which is clear and white, is produced by passing a current of air through a small box containing a chemical compound. The cost is about the same or rather cheaper than the ordinary gas. The current of air is produced by a new patent hydraulic blower turned by clockwork and a weight. The cost of the apparatus for buildings would be about £15 and upwards. It is exceedingly simple, and takes up: very little n,oai, the whole being contained in a space about two feet square. The novelty of gas lighting in Bowness Bay drew together a great number of people to witness it, many of whom the captain xery kindly took on board and showed them xhe whole of the improvements. — Glasr/ow Daily Mail, May 5. Jonah Andrew, of the notorious City Bank, failed to appear when called upon at the Manchester Bankruptcy Court, and he was . forthwith proclaimed au outlaw. It was stated in court that he had gone to Australia. The Darien, the pioneer' steamer of the Liverpool, West Indian and; Central American Steam Navigation Goropahyvhas sailed with a good cargo and some passengers for ports in the West Indies and' Spanish Main. The Moniteur publishes the full* text of the treaty of friendship and toinmerce concluded between France- and Madagascar, on the 12th of September, 1862. A special stipulation accords the same advantages to 1 all' nations as to Trance. The ports of Madagascar are to be thrown open to the world, and customs duties entirely, abolished. „....,..