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Otago Daily Times, Issue 83, 20 February 1862, Page 2

, TARIFF PROPOSED BY THE LYTTELTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. The following is the tariff proposed by the Lyttclton Chamber of Commerce, and alluded to "by om w e u inston correspondent :— 1. Ale, beer, cider and perry, wi jooorf or '^.-n nn •'•• n, ci >~ C&itf&^Tb.' \ I^Sl 3. Co^ cc) chicory, cocoa, and chocolate, at per lb. •-.-.,•, os. 3d. 4. Cutlery, hardware, plated and hollowware, ironmongery of _al sorts, and caudles and soap ot all kinds . . Free. •>• £11 enrras of every desenptoon, each ss. OJ. v- yunpowaer, periD. . .. us. 3a. 7" Mannfacturcs of silk cotton, linen and St« TiSS tnereirom, <uapeiy, liabeidashery hosiery furs, and boots and shoes peicuDicioot . ti. od. Hate, coiifcctioner^ bottled and dried SS^^^S. R _ ?toresof all Huds F Free. 8- Spirits and strong waters of every kind, sweetened and otherwise not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, and uiproportion Jor any< less or 'Jreatcr strength than strength ot „ PL° °\ a* 1^ ff lon • " | lb ! \.. ;£ £ f- a ™> J OOI S< sPjnt3 ,of tar and tin pentme, tobacco lor slieep-wasli, powder lor blasting purposes, and alt unenumerated goods, wares, and merCiunaiae l<ree.