THE NEW TARIFF.

Southland Times, Issue 584, 29 October 1866, Page 2

THE NEW TARIFF.

Meats — Potted and preserved per cube ft 2 6 Millinery — not otherwise described per cube ft 5 0 Musical instruments per cube ft 1 0 Mustard per cube ft 2 6 Nails of iron per cwt 1 0 Nuts of all kinds, except cocoa nuts per lb 0 1 Oil — Vegetable, in bulk per gal 0 6 Oil — Vegetable, in bottle per cube ft 2 6 Oil — Mineral per gal 0 6 Oil in bottle per cube ft 2 6 Oil— Perfumed per cube ft 2 6 Oil, not otherwise described per gal 0 6 Olives per cube ft 2 0 Opium per lb 20 0 Oysters, preserved per cube ft 2 6 Paints and colors per cwt 2 0 Paper — Writing per cube ft 1 0 Paper -Wrapping and bags per cube ft 1 0 Paper hangings per cube ft 1 0 Papiermache ware per cube ft 1 0 Pearl barley per cwt 1 0 Peas, split per cwt 1 0 Pepper and Pimento, unground, in bags per lb 0 1 Pepper and Cayenne per cube ft 2 6 Perambulators per cube ft 0 6 Percussion caps per TOOO I 0 Perfumery, not otherwise described per cube ft 2 6 Pickles per <-übe ft 2 6 Picture frames per cube ft 2 0 Pipes, tobacco per cube ft 2 0 Pitch per brl 1 0 Plate, gold and silver, for every £100 value £10 0 0 Plated ware per lb 0 3 l?aspberrv vinegar per eu*>e ft 2 6 Pork, salted per cwt 2 0 Portmanteaus per cube ft 1 0 •Rice per « w t 2 0 "Rice, ground per cube ft 2 fi Rosin per cwt 2 0 Tiuss, woolen, cotton and fur per <-übe ft 3 0 Saddlery per cube ft 2 0 Sad irons per cwt 1 0 Bafe3, iron per cwt 4 0 ftago, in bulk per cwt 2 0 Sasro, bottle or canister, per cube ft 2 6 Salt per cwt Free Saltpetre per cwt 2 0 Sauces per cube, ft 2 6 Sashes per pair 1 0 Scrim cloth per cube ft 1 0 Sewing; Machines Free Shirts, woollen, navy serge per cube ft 3 0 Shirts, striped, checked, cotton per cube ft 3 0 Shot per cwt 10 0 Silk, manufactured per cube ft 5 0 Silk, mixed percube ft 5 0 Snuff per lb 5 0 Soap, common per cvrt 2 fi Soap, scented and fancy per cube ft 2 6 Soap powder and washing powder per cube ft 0 fi Soda Crystals per cwt 1 0 Spi -cs — Cassia, cinnamon, cloves, eineer, mace, nutmegs, mixed and ground spices per lb 0 3 Spirits, any etrensrth not exceeding p^oof by Syke's hydrometer, and so on in proportion for any greater strength. per gallon 12 0 Spirits of tar and turpentine per gal 0 6 Starch and blue per cwt 2 0 Stationery and account books per cube ft 1 0 Steel per cwt. 1 0 treacle, and molasses per lb 0 I Sulphur per cwt I 0 Sworls each 5 o Syrups per cube ft 2 6 Tacks per cwt 4 0 Tapioca, in bulb per cwt 2 0 Tapioca in bottle, jars or tin per cube ft 2 fi Tar per rl 1 0 Tartaricacid perlb 0 I Tea perlb 0 6 Tinware per cwt 4 0 i Timber — Sawn per 100 ft superficial I 0 Timber — Shingles and Laths per 1000 I 0 Timber— Palings per 100 I 0 Timber— Posts per 100 4 0 Timber— Bails per 100 2 0 Tobacco per lb 2 6 Tobacco, for slieepwasK, subject to its being rendered unfit for human consumption, and to such, regulation as the Commissioner of Customs shall from time to time prescribe in j that behalf perlb 0 3 Tobacco pipes per cubic foot 2 0 Tools — Carpenter and others not otherwise described per cwt 4 0 Toys and fancy goods, not otherwise described per cube ft 1 0 Trousers — Moleskin and cord per cube ft 3 0 T"ine per cwt 2 0 Tubs — wood per nest 2 0 Turpentine per gal 0 6 Umbrellas and parasols, cotton per cube ft 5 0 Umbrellas and parasols, silk per cube ft 5 0 Varnish per gal 0 6 Vermicelli per cube ft 2 6 Vinegar perj?al 0 6 Weighing machines per cwt 4 U '* hi j.s and walking sticks per cube ft 1 0 Whiting and chalk per cwt 1 0 Wine, containing less than 25 per cent, of alcohol of specific gravity of "845 at the temperatui c of 60 degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, or of six reputed quart, or of twelve reputed pint bottles, the gallon 4 0 Woollen manufactures, not otherwise enumerated, and all articles made of wool, mixed with any other material per cube ft 5 0 Zinc — sheets, ridging, guttering, piping and roll per cwt 1 0 Zinc — manufactures not otherwise described per cwt 4 0

The following is a corrected liat of the new ariff:— 8. d. Ale, porter, beer, of all sorts, cider and perry, in bottle per gal 1 3 Ditto ditto in bulk per gallon 1 0 Almonds, in shell per lb 0 1 Almonds, shelled per lb 0 S A munition — Sporting powder per lb 0 6 A munition — Blasting powder per lb 0 1 Apparel per cube ft 5 0 Apples, dried per lb 0 1 Apothecaries' ware, not otherwise described per cube ft 8 0 Anns — Fire-arms each 5 0 Axles, axle-arm and boxes per cwt 2 0 Arrowroot, in bulk per lb 0 i Arrowroot, in bottles, jars, or tins per cube ft 2 6 A rsenic per cwt 4 0 Bacon and hntna per lb 0 1 Bagging Bags, sacks, and woolpacks empty per cube ft 1 R Basket and wickerware per cube ft 0 6 Bnking powder per cube ft 1 •» Beef, salted per cwt 2 0 Rell"wa per cube ft 1 0 Bicarbonate and carbonate of soda per cwt 2 0 Bi«cuits, plain and unsweetened per cwt 1 0 Biscuits, fancy per cube ft 3 0 "itrprs per gal 12 0 B asking per cube ft 1 0 Wa^klearl per cube ft 1 0 Blankets and rugs per cube ft 3 0 Bonnets and hats, trimmed, per cube ft ft 0 Bo'iners and hats, untrimmed, per cube ft 3 0 Boots, shoes, slippers, goloshes prr cube ft 5 0 Boot and shoe Tamps and uppers per cube ft 5 0 Boots — Common watertights, lace-up and diggers' long per cube ft 3 0 Brass and brass manufactures per cwt 4 0 Brushw ire and brooma per cube ft 1 0 But-kets, wooden per doz 2 0 Buckets and tubs, iron per cwt 4 0 Butter perlb 0 1 Candied peel per lb 0 3 Candles, tallow per lb 0 i Candles, others per lb 0 1 Capers per cube ft 2 6 Caps, apparel per cube ft 3 0 Cap 3 percussion • per 1000 1 0 Cards, pl'iying per pack 0 6 Carpet bags per cube ft 3 0 Carpets, wollen per cube ft 2 0 Carpets of hemp, coir, or jute, per do 1 0 Carr-way seeds per cube ft 2 6 Carriages or carts with springs or appliances in lieu thereof advalorem 5 per cent Carts, drays, and waggons without springs advalorem 5 per cent Carriage and cart wheels each 5 0 Catsup per cube ft 2 6 Cem-nt and plaster of pans, per barrel 1 0 Chains, except gold and silver, $ inch and under per cwt 2 0 Cheese per lb 0 1 Chickory perlb 0 3 China, porcelain, and Parian ware per cube ft 1 0 Chocolate per lb 0 3 Chutney pe*" cube ft 2 6 Cinars perlb 5 0 Cocoa per lb 0 3 Coffee perlb 0 3 Coffee, essence of per cubic ft 2 6 Collars and cuffs of paper per cuhe ft 5 0 Combs , per cube ft 1 0 Confectionery per cube ft 5 0 Copper manufactures, not otherwise described per cwt 4 0 Copying Presses per cwt 4 0 Cordage, 3 inches in circumference and under per cwt 3 0 Cordials per gal 12 0 Clocks and watches, for every £100 in value £10 0 0 Cotton manufactures not otherwise described, and all articles made of cotton mixed with any other material per cube ft 5 0 Cotton Counterpanes P"» «"J»<» ft S O Cream of Tartar per lb 0 1 Curry powder and paste per cube ft 2 6 Cutlery per cwt 4 0 Doors, of wood each 1 0 Drapery, except silk, not otherwise described per cube ft 5 0 Drugs, druggists' sundries, not otherwise described per cube ft 3 0 "Earthenware per cube ft 0 3 Engravings, prints, drawings, paintings and pictures per cube ft 1 0 Essences, flavoring per cube ft 2 6 Fish — dried, pickled and salted, per cwt 2 0 Fish, potted and preserved per cube ft 2 6 Fish, paste per cu'-e ft 2 6 Floorcloth per cube ft 1 0 Frofar sheeting, unbleached per cube ft 3 0 Fruit 3, bottled or preserved in syrup per cube ft 2 6 Frnirs, dried per lb 0 1 Furniture and cabinetware, in wood per cube it 0 6 Furs per cube ft 5 0 G-att-s of iron per cwt 4 0 Gelatine per cube ft 2 6 G-iiiss. crown and sheet, per 100 feet superficial 1 0 Glass, lamp globes, and chimneys per cube ft 0 6 Glass, plate per cube ft 1 0 Griassware per cube ft 1 0 Gue per cwt 2 0 Gr :its, prepared per cube ft I 0 Grindery per cube ft 1 0 Gutta Perch*}, manufactured, not being apparel per cube ft 1 0 Hardware per cwt 4 0 Haberdashery, not containing silk per cube ft 5 0 Haberdashery, silk and velvet per cube ft ft 0 Hair per cube ft 1 0 Hams per lb 0 1 Ffarness per cube ft 2 0 Hats per cube ft 3 0 Bolloware per cwt 4 0 Hops per lb 0 1 Horse shoes per cwt 1 0 Hosiery per cube ft 5 0 Ink, writing per cube ft 1 0 Iron — Bar, rod, hoop, and sheet free Iron — Fencing wire, staples, and standards per cwt 1 0 Iron gates and gate posts pi-r cwt 4 0 Iron — Galvanised, sheet, tiles, ringing, guttering, spouting, rivets, 'washers, screws, naiLs, and wire netting per cwt 1 0 Ironmongery per cwt 4 0 Isinglass per cube ft 9 6 Jams, jellies and Marmalade per cube 't 2 6 : Japaned and lacquered metal ware per cwt 4 0 for every £100 value £10 0 0 Lamps, lanterns, and lamp wick per crbe ft 1 0 i Lasts and wooden pegs per cube ft 1 0 , Lead — ."Sheet, pig, and piping per cube 1 0 Lead manufacture*, not otherwise described per cwt 4 0 ( Leather, sole per lb 0 i j ••ather, all kinr?« per lb 0 1 Leather bags per cube ft 5 0 , Leather leggings per cube ft 5 0 Leather manufactures not otherwise de- ' scribed per cube ft 1 0 ] Linnen manu'ac'.ures not otherwise de- i scribed, and all articles made of ( linen mixed with any other material per cube ft 6 0 1 Liqueurs per gal 12 0 y Liquorice per cube ft 2 6 i Looking glasses per cube It 1 0 ' Maccaroni per cub© ft 2 6 Maizena per cube ft 1 0 ! Malt per bush 0 6 ' Mantlepieces per cube ft 1 0 l Marbles (toys) per cube ft 1 0 } Matches and wax vestas per cube ft 1 0 a Mats — Door Mats per cube ft 1 0 Matting — Cocoa fibre and all other kinds per cube ft 0 6