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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1789, 24 September 1867, Page 8

Oysters, preserved . -^per.cubeft 2 6 Paints and Colors ' per cwt 2OPaper—Writing percuoerb .1 it Paper—Wrapping bags yr c x, , . per cube ft 1 O Paper hangings pey cu fce ft, 1 0 Paprermache ware . per cube ft 4il <> reas, split - per cwt-I 0 Pepper and Pimento, unground per lb 0 IPepper—Cayenne per cube ft 2 ft* Perambulators ' per cube ft Q- & Percussion Caps - per 1000 1 0Perfumery, not otherwise described , . p.s . o per cube ft 2 6l^ e\ per cube ft 2 g. Picture frames per cube ft 2 & Pitch C 0 per cube it., 2 O-' Plate, gold and silver^ for ever? eLIW) l ° value ..■■-,"' /. ln A A Plated ware pe *}J g ■ Pork, salted pe f \fc Portmanteaus . . ; per cube ft 1 &, I -gaspberry vinegar per cubeft 2 6ce , . per cwt 2 0- : EoSi^ 1111 ' 2 ft, Bugs, Woollen, Cottons, or, Oposs^L, 2 °" q-i/lrfT-™. 'I Per cube ft 3 Q> Saddlery ■■ per cube ft 2 frSadirons percubaft 1 0 • Safes, Iron per 4 • Sago, in bulk p e r cwt \ J: ! I^°' J 1 bottle or ca^ster, per cube ft 2 6 Salt at; present stated at,- per cwt 1 0 I Saltpetre . er 2J, ' I aT S • per cube ft 2 0Sashes, window ■DerT>ar? A » Scrim doth \ t Sewmg.Machines , tr&L* I Shirts, navy serge and Scotch twill , ■ ou'-i. -t_-, ■ per cubeft 3 0 • Shirts, white, regatta, and Crimean J ' i qtl . per cube it 5 oq^i *' i." :: ;" >: perr Gwt"io 0^ Silkmaautaeture per cube ft 5 O--1 | nuff perlb 5 0' . Soap, common percwfc 2 6, g° aP» scented and-fancy, per cube-ft <-2 & Soap. Powder and Washing Powder, -, > q«i n 4.1 per cube ft ;6 •■ fo ! Soda Crystals percwfc 1 G- » bpices, Cassia, Cinnamon^ Gloves > Ginger, Mace, Nutmegs, Mixed and . > (around Spices a • Spirits, and strong waters of every > kind, sweetenedor otherwise, of any ' strength not exceeding the strength » of proof by Sykes's hydrometer, 2nd 1 soon m proportion for any greater strength than the strength of proof Spirifeoftar 1^ Starch and blue 2 » stationery and account books a . , s : per cube foot 1 S teel ~■ 7 per cwt 10. feugar, treacle, and molasses per lb 0 1 gdptott •-. plrcwt 1 0: Swords . ,- r; . each g byrups : - - per cube ft 2 & lacks per cwt 4 & Tapioca, in bulk ....-■; p ei v C wtu 2 Tapioca in bottle, jar, or tinper cube ft 2 i aL • -, " per barrel Tartancacid - " perlb 0 Sf* ■ :■ Perlb 0 Tinware ■ ■■ ./ per cwt 4 % limber—Sawn per 100 ft .superficial- -1 & limber—Shmgles and Laths per, 1000 1 & Timber-Pahngs iperlOOlifrK er~s°-5 S p^rloo * olimber—Jlails : -per 100 2 0' Tobacco ..-■-■■ perlb 2 & Tobacco, for sheepwash, subject to its being rendered unfit for human consumption, and to such regulations as the Commissioner of-Customs-" shall from time to time prescribe in that bebalf . . , ■ ; ' per.lb Tools—Carpenters'- and others not otherwise described per cwt 4©»• Toys and Fancy Goods, not otherwise described. . per C wt Trousers—Moleskin and Cord per ~. ' . •' • ;' cubeft $0» *™** .... per cwt 2" e= .Tubs, wood per nest 2 Turpentine "• . . -pergal 0 & Umbrellas, and parasols per cube ft 5 O- % aTßi?\. -pergal 06Vermicelli pef cube ft 2 6^ Vinegar per gal. 0 & Weighing machines per cwt 4 Q> Whips and walking sticks ; . ; -per mr ■i' ,■ . . cubeft 1 ft. Whiting aud chalk per cwt 10Wine, containing less than 25 per cent, of alcohol of specific gravity . of -525 at the temperature of 60 degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, the gallon, ox for six requted quart," or twelve reputed, pint bottles ..- ; ■ w n j. pergaUon ,4 0> Woollen manufactures not otherwise enumerated, and all articles made of wool, mixed with any other mate.f7 .r*a* . per cube ft 5 &= Zinc sheets, tiles, ridging, guttering, piping and roll per cwt Zinc, manufactures not otherwise described ; per cwt 4. TABLE OF EXEMPTIONS. Anchors, anvils, blacksmiths', bellows^ bottles of all kinds (empty), cabin furnitureand effects which have been in use and nofc, importedf or sale, carriage springs, mountings, aud trimmings, chain cables and shackles-' over f ths of an inch diameter, churns, cotton-* waste, copper and composition/rods, bolts, sheathing and nails, com sieves and riddles,, crab winches, cranes, capstans and windlasses drainage pipes and tiles, felt for ' sheathino-. niters, lire engines and hose,.fish oil in bulk, forges, gas pipes and machinery, and all materials which may be specially imported fo?----the construction of gas works,, iron bridges and all material which may"be speciallyim--portedfortheconstructionof bridges, wharves jetties or patent slip 3, iron rod, bolt, bar " hoop and pig, iron iainp posts, iron tanks iron plates, rivets, .bolts, ..nuts, screws and - castiags for ships, iron weighbridge for carts;, machinery for agricultui-.il purposes; machinery for bormg, brick and tile making, planmg, punching, sawing, shearing, tui-ning andi quartz crushing; machinery for mills and looms: machinery for steam vessels; machinery for wool and hay pressing; maebinesaws; maps .and charts, organs, harmoniums, bells, and furniture specially imported for places of public worship, passengers'. baggage, printing ■ machinery, presses, type, and materialsprinting ink and paper, printed books,' papers aud music; ploughs and harrows, pumps and other apparatus for raising water, rcuhvay plant, and all materials which may be specially imported for the construction ox railways and tramways ; rope above three inches in circumference, sail cloth, sewin<» macWs, ships', blocks, ship chandlery not otherwise described, school books, slater and apparatus, soda ash and caustic soda, soda water machines, steam engines andparteof steam engines, tarpaulins, water pipes not otherwise described, and all materials which may be specially imported for the purpose constructing water works, and all^ther articles not otherwise described. . i WILLIAM SEED, Secretary of Customs.