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West Coast Times, Issue 652, 26 October 1867, Page 4

Nuts of all kinds, except cocoa nuts, Id per lb Oil, vegetable, in bulk, 6d per gal Do, do, in bottle, 2s 6d per cubic foofc Oil, mineral, 6a per gal Do, in bottles, 2s 6d per cubic foot IJo, perfumed, 2s 6d do Do, not otherwise described, 6d per gal Ohves, 2s 6d per cubic foot Opium, £1 per lb Oysters, preserved, 2s 6d per cubic foofc W - Paints and.colors, 2s per cwt \_ Paper, writing, Is per cubic foot Do, wrapping and bags, Is do < Do, hangings, Is do Papier-macho ware, Is do Pearl barley, Is per cwfc Peas, split, Is per cwt Pepper and pimento, unground, Id per Pepper, Cayenne, 2s 6d per cubic foot ' Perambulators, 6d per cubic foot Percussion caps, Is per 1000 Perfumery, not otherwise described, 2s. 6d per cubic foofc Pickles, 2s 6d per cubic foot Picture frames, Is per cubic foofc Pipes, tobacco, 2s per cubic foot Pitch, Is per barrel Plate, gold and silver, for every LlO value, LlO Platedware, 3d per lb Pork, salted, 2s per cwfc Portmanteaus, Is per cubic foofc " Kaspberry vinegar, 2s 6dper cubic foofc Bice, 2s per cwfc Rice, ground, 2s 6d per cubic foofc Rosin, 2s per cwfc Rugs, woollen, cotton, or opossum, 3s pu cubic foot Saddlery, 2s per cubicfoot Sad irons, Is per cwfc Safes, iron, 4s per cwfc Sago, in bottles or canisters, 2s 6d per cubic foot Sago, in bulk, 2s per cwt Saltpetre, 2s per cwfc. Sauces, 2s 6d por cubic foot Sashes, window, Is per pair Scrim cloth, Is per cubic foofc Shirts, navy serge and Scoth twill, 3s per cubic foofc Shirts, white, regatta, Crimean, 5s per cubic foofc Shot, 10s per cwfc Silk manufactures, 5s per cubic foofc " Snuff, 5s per lb Soap, common, 2s 6d per cwt Do, scented and fancy, 2s 6d per cubic food Soap powder and washing powder, 6d do Soda crystals, Is per cwfc Spices — cassia, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, mace, nutmegs, mixed and ground spices, 3d per lb Spirits and strong waters of every kind, sweetened or otherwise, of any strength not exceeding the strength of proot by Sykes' hydrometer, and so on in proportion for any greater strength than the strength of proof, 12s per gal Spirits of tar, 6cl per gal. Starch and blue, 2s per cwt. Stationery and account books, Is per cubio foot Steel, Is per cwfc. Sugar, treacle, and molasses, Id per lb. Sulphur, Is per cwt. Swords, 5s each Syrups, 2s 6d per cubic foot Tacks, 4s per cwfc. Tapioca, in bulk, 2s per cwfc. Do., in bottles, jars, or tins, 2s 6d per oubio foot Tar, Is per barrel Tartaric acid, Id per lb. Tea, 6d per lb. Tinware, 4s per cwfc. Timber, sawn, Is per 100 feet super. Timber— Shingles and laths, Is per 1000 Palings, Is per 100 ft Posts, 4s per 100 ft Rails, 2s per 100 Tobacco, 2s 6d per lb Do, for sheepwash, subject to its being rendered unfit for human consumption, and to such regulations as the Commis- J sioners of Customs shall, from time to __m time, prescribe in that behalf, 3d perlb Tools— Carpenters' and others, not otherwise described, 4s per cwfc Toys and fancy goods, nofc otherwise described, Is per cubic foofc Trousers — moleskin and cord, 3s per cubio foofc Twine, 2s per cwt Turpentine, 6d the gal Tubs, of wood, 2s the nest Umbrellas and parasols, 5s per cubic foot Varnish, 6d per gallon Vermicelli, 2s 6d per cubic foofc Vinegar, 6d per gallon Weighing machines, 4s per cwfc Whips and walking sticks, Is per cubic foofc Whiting and chalk, Is per cwfc Wine, in wood and bottle, containing less than 25 per cent of alcohol, of a specific gravity of "825 at the tempera* ture of 60 degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, the gallon,- or for six reputed quart bottles, or twelve reputed pint bottles, 4s per gal Woollen manufactures not otherwise enumerated, and all articles made of wool mixed with any other materials, 5s per oubio foofc Zino, sheets, tiles, ridging, guttering) piping, and roll, Is per owfc Zinc manufactures not otherwise described, 4s per owt

TabiiE oi Exemptions. Aaohors, anvils, blacksmiths' bellows, bot« ties of all kinds (empty), cabin furniture and effects whioh have been in use, and not imported and for Bale, carriage springs, mountings, and trimmings, chain cables and shaokles over fths of an inch diameter, chums, cotton waste, copper and composition rod, bolts, sheathing and nails, corn sieves and rid* dies, crab winches, cranes, capstans, and windlasses, drainage pipes and tiles, felt for sheathing, filters, fire-engines, and hose,fish r oil (in bulk), forges, gas-pipes, machinery, all material which may be specially imported for the construction of gas works, iron bridges and all material which may be specially im* ported for the construction of bridges, wharves, jetties,* or patent slips; iron (bar, rod, bolt, hoop, fencing, and pig), iron lamp posts, iron tanks, iron plates, rivets, bolts, nuts, screws, and castings .for ships ; iron weighbridges for carts, machinery for agricultural purposes, machinery for boring, brick and tile making, planinp, punohing, sawing, shearing, turning, and quartz crushing ; machinery for mills and looms, maohinery for steam vessels, maohinery for wool and hay pressing machine Baws, maps and charts, organs, harmoniums, bells, furniture speoially imported for places of public worship ; passengers' baggage, printing machinery, presses, type ana mate* rials, printing ink and paper, printed books, paper and music, ploughs and harrows, pumps' and other apparatus for raisingwater, railway plant, and all materials specially imported for the construction of railways and tramways } rope above 3 inches in circumference; sail cloth, ships' blocks, ship chandlery not otherwise described j Bchool books, slates and apparatus; soda ash and cauatio soda ; sodawater machines, eteam engines, and parts of steam engines j tarpaulins, water pipes not otherwise described ; and all other material which may be specially imported for the construction of" water works ; and all other articles not otherwise described. (Signed) Wm. Seed.