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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6824, 1 October 1883, Page 4

■ ,1- . 'enghish. . '~.:*". ■■ ' The following piesongisrs were b xioked by the P.'atod O.'Qo.'a e.s. Clrde for , (fcig pO rt froto London -oa Auguet 10 i—Blr. anr l JHrs. O. Suttie and family (9); and by -the s.s. Ballarat, to sail September' 12, Mr.. an a Mrs. Dean Pitt. . ' . '•-■■•■ ' Tho.tonnigo on the tie >th. loading for Australia and New Zealajfl on August 10 was 56,329 toris. ... Freights remain v.nultored from last quotations, .and the tonnage is ample for all requirements'. , ' KAIFAKA*. ' Arrivals. — September 38 : • Camille, from Auckland ; Kndouvour, from Auckland. Sailed.—September 27: Wave, for Sydney, with' 142,000 feot "rough sawn timber. The ■Wtutems.ta, Mary King, Spray, and Syren are full, or nearly full ships. The Miitmion is at the heads, bound to Duuedin. 'BY TJSLEO RAP H. GREYMOUTH. September 30.—Arrived: Mnhinapua, from Dunediu ; Examiner, from Makotu. Sailed : E!izi Firth, for Lytteiton. TIVIAKU. September 30. •- Sailed : Mary Campbell, for Greymouth ; Kansom, for Auckland. THE WILLIAM AND JANE. Ddnkdis. Sunday.-The agent of the Williamand Jane has received a .telegram from the captain to the effect that the oargo is nearly al safely landed, but the vessel ou Friday was atUl 'on the bar. (JOiIMERGIAL. « Nβv? Zealand Bebald Office. Saturday afternoon. The duties to-day amounted to £401 19j Id. The duties collected at the Customs during the week amounted to : — DnUea _ J13.C52 11 1 Light dnes 112 0 Port charges (Onehunga) ... 0 11 0 Forma and fees ... .. .'. 12 6 6 Beerdaty 169 14 10 Gold duty 0 6 0 Other receipts .. .. -- 12 4 C £3,219 5 11 MONTHLY RETURNS. Statement showing the amount of Customs Duties collected at the Port of Auckland, in the Colony o jSew Zealand (according to the several Heads of Revenue undermentioned), for the Month of September, 1883:— . Spirits. 14s per gallon . - - - 6.C98 9 7 Ditto, 21a per gallon - ,!5 ;5 . Ditto 123 per gallon - !"•> A * 3 Cigars, dgarottos. and sunff. 6s per lb. -, 428 11 Tobacco, 3s Cd per lb. - - - - 3,112 l> t> Wine, 5s per gallon - - - - 385 . Ditto (Sparkling) (!s per gallon - - Bβ 8 Wine (Australian), 4s pur gallon - - 150 li U Ale and beer. &c (in bottle), Is 63 per gallon ------- 370 1 O Ale andbeor,&c. (in wood). Is 3d per „,. ' : : ■ - - «2 S Coffee, cocoa, chicory, «Jid chocolate, 3d Su^r!mola«o;.and E lueco«eid,* -' 1,439 16 8 Goods by weight ----- WMM 3 &.d-valorem ------ 10,758 19 6 Other duties not specified abovo - - 1,137 19 1 Total ------ £25,809 10 4 Beor'duty 905 16 4 Gold duty 350 2 0 QUARTERLY RETURNS. Comparative return showing amount of Customs duta collected at tie port of Auckland for the quarter ending Septombor SO, 1883: — Spirits, 12s per gallon - - - - 240 6 6 Spirits, 14a per gallon - ... 17,782 10 8 Spirits, perfumed, 21s jicr gallon - - 99 15 0 Cigars and snuff, tis per lb. - 1,943 9 8 Tobacco, 3s 6d per lb 10,061 8 3 Tobacco, sheopwash, 3d per lb. - - 219 3 Wine, Dβ per gallon 1,005 17 ■ 0 Wine, sparkling, 9s per gallon - - 104 11 6 Wine, Australian, 4s per gallon - 303 311 Ale beer, So., inbottle.ls6d per gallon 1,019 8 0 Ale beer, &c, in wood. Is 3i per gallon 138 11 3 Tea. id per lb. 3,26 J 14 1 Coffee cocoaV *c, 3d pjrlb. - - - 385 12 6 Sugar and lnolassso, Jd per lb. - - 4,330 12 0 Opium, 20s per lb. -" - - - - 26 1 3 Goods by weight 6,482 5 10 Ad valorem, 10 per ceni;. - 31 903 13 6 Ad valorem, 25 per cen;. ... 995 B 0 Other dutie3 not specified above - - 3,437 6 6 Total £82,688 5 8 The amount collected during the corresponding quarter of the previous year amounted to £38,245 i2s ed. SUMMARY. The following is a summary of receipts and payments by H.U. Customs at thoport of ■'•ucklandfor the quarter ending September 30.1553: — COSSOLIDATEII REVENUE, VIZ.: £ S. d. Customs duties 82,088 6 8 Beerdaty ■ - 2,492 0 4 Bonding warehouse duty - - - 13 17 3 Shipping and Seamen'ii and Merchant Shipping Act fees ... - 615 13 11 Light dves, pilotage, &c 3S 17 3 Sale of charts 118 9 4 Land Revenuk : Gold duty - 1,344 14 5 Harbour Hevenui: . - - 590 15 0 Auctioneers - - - -- - 21 0 0 Total '-•- -£87,923 13 2 * OAIi AND DIVIDEND LIST. : The following are the current calls and dividends of the companies named below, as certified in our advertising columns:—. dAtM. « £ a. d. Date. Coro. Just-in-TimeG.M.Co: .. 0 1 0 — Oct. 10 loEa G.M.CO. .. ... ..006 — Oct 10 Darwin G.M.Co 0 0 3 — Oct. 10 Extended G.M. Co. .. ..003 — Oct. 10 St. Heller's and Northcote L. 0 1 3 — Nov.. 1' DIVIDENDS. New Prince Imperial G.M.Co. 0 5 0 — Oct. 5 Bank of Australasia .. .. 14 per cent Oct. 5 John and E. Leydon raport saleo for the week as being brisker and more spirited than usual. Oamarn potatoes, ex Sarah Pile, i old freely at £4 103 ; sugar, £37 10s; tea (now se-isons) 83a to 84s, ex Hoihow, U 8d per lb; Canterbury bicon and hams, 9d to IOJd ; dairy fed, 7d; cheese, 3Jdto 5Jd; flour, oatmeal, and soap at m irkot prices. A demand for household furniture (new) is still on the increase^ana a number of articles ucdor this hevliag were.disposed of pricos over the reserves. Earthenwaje' s tinware, glasswave, mock jewellory, drapery, and clothing found many purchasers, and commanded good prices.

THE MAILS. CHIEF POST-OFFICE, AUCKLAND. Mails will close as under: This DAT. For Waltara. eIS., per Douglas, at 11 a.m. For New Plymo"tb, per Kowcna, at 11 a.m. . For Covimandel, per Coromnndel. at 11.80 a.m. For Thames per Rotomahina, at 12.30 p.m. For Wbitiangl and Upper Mill, per at3p.m For Tauranga, Ohinemutn, and Opotlkl, per Glenolg, at 4 p.m. For Russell, Kawakawa, Whangaroa, andMangonul, per lona, at 4.30 p.m. For Thames, per Enterprise, at 5.39 p.m. Tuesday. For Taranaki and Southern Ports, per Hiwea, at 6 a.m For Waiwera, Kawau, Omaha, and Matakana, per Rose Casey, at 10 a.m. Per Ringarooma as follow : For Russoll, Kawakuwa, Australian Colonies, United Kingdom, via Suez and Brindisi or Naples, for letters, etc., specially so prepaid sea addressed, at i p.m. l'or f'ance, Algeria, Aden. Seychelles, Mauritius, Madagascar, etc. (per French Packet Irom Sydney), at 3.33 p.m. For money orders, letters,.and newspapers, at 3 p.m. L»te letters for Sydney and Melbourne only at 4.20 p m. For Whangarei Heads, Parna, Waipu, Whangarei, Kamo, and Mangapal. cer Mucgregor, at 4 p.m. Tt/BSDAY, tin OCTJEEK. Per ».s. City of Sydney, a- follows: For Sandwich Inlands, Uuitod States of America, Canada, British Columhla, Central and Soath ■ America, British and Foroign Wtwt Indies, at 1 p.m. For United Kingdom aarj Continent 0! Europe, at 1 p.m. . For money orders, rejrlgtorod Isttors, uid newspapors. at 11.30 a.m. Late iettora bearing an extra feo of sixponce in addition to the postage will be received by ths mail agent on board' tne •teamer up to the time of sailing. This Diftll will bo doe in London on Mondw, November 19. 18RS. S. B. Biss, Chief Postmaster. The s.s. Doric will loare Lytteiton, for Lon'lon, via Rio do Janeiro, on Thur day, October 4. DAILY MEMORANDA. - October 1. SALES : Mr. R. C. Greenwood—Harbour Board Leases. II a.m. Mr. Gabriel Lewis—BeiUtcads, Hollowire, etc., 11a.m. Messrs. Samuel Cochrane and Son—Landed Property, noen. MEETINGS : Members of Lodge Ara, Masonic 7.30 p.m. Members of Auckland Eowing Clnb, Waitemata Hotel, 8 p.m. AMUSEMENTS, io.: Abbott's Opera House— Hibcrnicon Comedy Company, 8 p.m. Theatre Boyal- Vocal Competition, 8 p.m. Special Advertisements. |pHAM,PION GRAIN DRILLS 11 SPRING HOES, :rurnlp, Grass Send, and Fertiliser Attaclimenta 'cortland wagoxs farm; wagons BUGGIES ! HAT BAKES REAPERS AND BINDERS MOWERS Large Shipments >Tust Landed. B. lONKS & CO. MB. C R O S SE. DENTAL SUBGEON, May be Consulted at his Rooms, Queen-Etreat (oppoute Daiby-Etreot). Homa: 10 to 6. *