PORT OF LONDON.
NEW SCALE OF CHARGES. By Cable. —Press Association. —Copyright • London, February 3. The Port of London schedule of proposed maximum charges on merchandise §3 as follows:—Antimony (rcgulus), 2s' per ton, ore Ls 6d; copper 2s, mat lOd, tore 8d; lead Cd, ore 4d; tin 2s, ore 4d; Spelter Cd; wolfram Gd; zinc sd, ore 4d; bones Is; horse hair 2s Gd; hoofs Gd; (horns 2s Gd; hides, dry Is, wet 6d; leather 2s'; wool ls 3d; slier*) skins and rabbit skins ls Gd; gum 2s; hemp ls 6d; hops 3s; tallow 2s; honey 2s Gd; wheat, Parley, oats and peas Gd; flour ls; topples,' pears, oranges, grapes, and dried fruits 2a'; fruit pulp 3s; butter, 2s (id; Wieese ls Gd; frozen and tinned meat Is; poultry 2s Gd; wood blocks 4d; fepirits, in bulk ls per 100 gallons, fcottled Id per dozen quarts; specie, |»old 2d, silver Gd per £ 100. The above charges are for the upkeep l)f the port, irrespective of dock charges.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 307, 5 February 1910, Page 5
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167PORT OF LONDON. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 307, 5 February 1910, Page 5
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