CUSTOMS DRAWBACKS.

Westport Times, Volume VI, Issue 1018, 1 November 1872, Page 3

CUSTOMS DRAWBACKS.

By the Drawbacks Act, 1872, which 'came into operation on the Ist October, •drawbacks of duty will be allowed as follows, subject to future regulations by the Commissioner of Customs : On the undermentioned articles at rate to be determined by Collector, when they are exported in original packages as imported, or when such articles are taken out of such packages and are repacked in the presence of an officer of Customs : Ale, Porter, Beer of all sorts, Cider =and Perry in bottle, Bottled Fruits, Bonnets and Hats (trimmed), Carriages, Candied Peel, China, Confectionery, Earthenware, Fish (potted and preserved), Furniture and Cabinetware, Glass, Grlassware, Haberdashery, Harness, Jams, Jellies, Marmalade, Millinery, Pickles, Preserved Meats, Raspberry Vinegar, Saddlery, Sauce. On the following articles, when repacked in the colony and not exported in original packages and in the same condition as when Imported: Apparel not otherwise described, Boots, Shoes fc Slippers, and Goloshes, Cotton Manufactures not otherwise described, and all articles made of cotton mixed with other material, Drapery not otherwise described, Drugs, Apothecaries' "Wares and Druggists' Sundries, Forfar Sheeting (unbleached), Hosiery, Linen Manufactures not otherwise described, and all articles made of linen mixed with other materials, Scrim Cloth, Shirts, Silk Manufactures, Woollen Manufactures not otherwise described, and all articles made of wool mixed with any other materials—Three-fourths of the Duty. Carpet Bags, Cotton Counterpanes, Blankets, Bugs (woollen, cotton, or oppossum), Men's Hats and Caps, "W omen's Hats and Bonnets (untrimmed), Furs—Two-thirds of the Duty. Apparel made-up in the colony from imported materials—One-half of the Duty.