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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 14, 9 December 1863, Page 6 (Supplement)

ALP H A BET IC A L LIST OV A RT I C LES Which have received the decision of the Commissioner of Ctistonxs, as to their liability to duty under the present tariff. Agricultural implements, free Almonds, shelled ami in liu<*k, free ■ Anchovies, 4s per cubic fbot Arrow :oo£, free Axle?, cirt and dray, iron (loose) free Bathbricks. free Bedsteads (iron), 3s per cwt Bellows (forge), free Biscuits (fancy), free Bitters (orange). 4s ppv foot Lapers, -Is per cubic foot Carraway seeds, free Carriage lamps, 3s per cwt. Chains (with anchors or lor ship's use, free Chain (til other), Ms per cwt. Cherry cordials, 4s per foot Cheese, free Clocks, free Coffee, essence of, free ComigaSed iron sheets, free Cotton wick, free Curry powder, free Eau'de Cologne, 9s per gnllon Fencing wire and standards (iron) free Fish, preserved, free Flavoring essences, free Floor-cloth, free 7 orges and iron-work, loose, 3s per cwt. Forks, diguing and hay, :?s per cwt. Galvanized iron sheets, free „■ „ wire, free „ „ ware as buckets, gutter ter angles, ridge raps, tiles, and ornamental pieces, 3s per cwt Celatine, free Gingerhread, free Ginger cordials, 4s per foot Groals, free Gun barrels, f)s each f (jutta percha, ftee| Harrows, free Herrings, preserved, free Ho; s, free Horse shoes, .'3s per cwt. Huckaback (hemp or flax) 4s per cut ie foot Hurdles, iron, free Iron chairs, 3s per cwt „ safes, S-i per cwt „ tanks, free Ironwork for ships' use, free Isinglass, free Jams and jellies, 4s per cubic foot Jewellery, free Lemon and lime juice, free Linseed oil, free Lobsters, preserved, free Maccaroni, 4s per cubic foot Machinery, agricultural or other, free Meats, potted or preserved, free Nisht lights, free Oatmeal, free Oilcloth, free „ Cable covers, 4s per pubic foot Olive oil (perfumed), free Olives, -is per cubic foot Orange bitters, 4s per foot _ Oysters, preserved, free Paint, free Pearl barley, free Ploughs, free Rick cloth, free § Safes, iron, 3s per cwt Sago, free Salad oil, 4s per cubic foot Salt, free Sardines, 4s per cubic foot Sash weights, 3s per cwt Scythes, 3s per cwt Sheaves, brass, for ships' use, fre Shot, free Shovels, 3s per cwt. Sod*, free Soda crystals, free Soups (lish ami vegetable, preserved) free .Spades, f>s per cwt. Starch, free (l>nr), free Svrnps, free Talile covers (oilcloth), 4s per cubic foot Tanks (iron), free Tapinco, free Tarpaulins, free Tiles, iron, 3s per cwt. Tinman's tools, -?s per cwt Vermicelli, 4s per cubic foot Vesta matches (wax), free Vinegar( in any package or vessel), free Watches, free Wick, cotton, free Whiting, free Winnowing- cloths, free§ Wire, iron fencinir, fieo Wire, small (as !>ell wire). 3s per cwt. f Importation of Anns, &c, without license is a misdemeanor, punishable by fine or imprisonment. j A manufacture composed of any of thp articles comprised in Section 7, and in which gutta percha is used merely to make it waterproof, is chargeable with -is per cubic foot. § When the fabric is not superior to ordinary sail cloth. CUSTOMS*"!) L 1 T f ES. Chargeable i-ndhh the ' Customs Duties Act, 1853/ ix all Ports of New Zf ALAND. 1. Ale, beer, cider and perry in wood, per gallon .. .. OB Ale, beer, cider and perry, in bottles, per gal. 'on ... ... I O 2. Cigars and snuff, per lb. . .. 3 0 3. Coffee, chicory, cocoa, and choj colate, per lb .. .. ... 0 3 4<. Cutlery, hardware, plated ware, holloware, ironmongery of all sorts, and candles and soap of all sorts, per cwt. . . . . 3 0 5. Firearms of every description, each ... ... ... ... 5 0 0, Gunpowder, per lb ... ... O 3 7. Manufactures of siJk, cotton, linen, and all articles manufactured there 'rorn ; drapery, haberdashery, hosit ry, millinery, fur- c , hats, boots, shoes, confectionery, bottled fruits, dried fruits, mustard, olive • oil, pickles, preserves, sauces, spices, and oilmen's stores of all kinds, measuring outside the packages, per cubic foot 4 O 8 Spirits and strong waters of every kind, sweetened or otherwise, of any strength not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes's hydrometer, and so on in proporlion for any greater strength than the strength of proof, per gallon 9 0 f) Sugar (raw and refined) of all kinds, and treacle and molasses, perlb 0 1 10. Tea, per lb. .. ... ... 0 4 11. Tobacco, per lb. ... ... 1 G 12. Wine (in wood and bottle), containing less than 25 per cent, of alcohol or a specific gravity of '825 at the temperature of 60 degrees Fahrenheit's thermometer, per gallon ... 3 0 13 Anchors and chains, and rod, bolt, bar. sheet, hoop, and pig iron and sails, sail cloth, cordage, twine, cotton yarn, iTags, sacks, and wool packs, spirits of tar and turpentine, tobacco for sheepwash, nuts of all kinds, powder fit only for blasting y.u i poses, and all unenumerated wares and merchandise Free