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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 655, 17 September 1869, Page 4

Stamp Duties. consideration by way of premium, where the yearly rent shall not exceed 501 ... ... 2 6 Exceeding 50Zand under 100Z ..'. 5 0 Above 100Z, for every fractional part of 502 ... w 2 9 Policy of Insurance, or other instrument whereby any insurance shall be made upon any ship or .vessel, or upon any goods, merchandise, or other property on board of any ship or vessel, or upon the freight thereof, covered by a Time Policy for any period not exceeding three 1 months ... ... • 0 And for all other Marine Policies* for every sum of 100?, and for every fractional part of 100Z ... 1 0 Promissory Notes, payable to the bearer on demand, issued by any Bank or Banking Company, for every 100Z of the average annual amount in circulation, as certified under the " Banker's Returns Act, V lB- 8;" ,• r - ••:40f° Keceipt or discharge given on/payment of a sum of money of the amount of 5l or upwards ... 0 1 Exemptions from the preceding duties on receipts—Receipts given for or upon her Majesty's Imperial Service; acknowledgments, given for money deposited in any Banks to be accounted, for, receipts for monies paid into Land, Building, and Investment Societies. Transfer, except by way of Mortgage, of any run or station held under lease or license from the Crown, or of any interest therein, ■where the declared value of the said run or station, or interest, or the value thereof assessed as in this Act provided, shall not exceed 100? ... ... ...10 0 And where such value shall exceed 100J, then for every lOOJ and any fractional part of 100? 10 0 Transfer of any share or shares in the stock and funds of any corporation, company, or society in New Zealand, where the purchase or consideration money shall not exceed 201... ... \ Q Exceeding 101 and not exceeding S> s(>l ... ... .?. 2 c Exceeding 501 and not exceeding 100Z ... ... Z 5 0 For every additional 501 or frac- -^ tional part of 50Z ... 2B^ Probate of a Will, arid Letters of -"W Administration with a Will ani nexed, where the effects, as sworn to by the Executor or Administrator, are at the rate of one per cent. i Letters of Administration, without a Will annexed, where the effects, as sworn to by the administrator, are at the rate of one and a half pc NEW CODE OF SIGNALS. From and after the first day. of September, 1868, tlie following general signals I are to be used at all New Zealand ports:— i A.—Tidal Signals. I Tidal signals are to consist o one, two, * or three balls, of any color which can be best seen at any port arranged vertically. . Flood Tide.—Two Balls, vertical, at masthead, not less than six feet apart. Last Quarter Flood.—Three Balls, vertical, at masthead, not less than six feet • apart. ', . Ebb Tide.—One Ball at masthead.. < ■ B.—-Bah or Danger Signals. Bar signals will be distinguished by their being arranged horizontally. Wait for High Water.—A Ball at each yardarm, and one on mast, half the length, of the yard, below the yard. Stand on : Take the Bar.—Four balls, horizontal, on yard, two on each side of { mast. , ..',.. Bar Dangerous.—Three Balls, horizontal, on yard, two on any one side of mast and one on the other. Put to Sea.—Two Balls, horizontal, on yard, on either side of mast. qPHEEVENINa'HERALD, 'Published 1 Daily at Four p.m. Price One Penny. SCALE OF ADVERTISEMENTS:— First Insertion, For each inch ... ... .. 2s For Standing Advertisements reduced ' rates, as per agreement. Advertisers are requested to send in their" Advertisements not later than haxf-past two p.m. Advertisers are to specify the number of insertions on their Advertisements, or they will be continued and charged for until countermanded. Persons desirous of discontinuing their advertisements musfc send in a written order to the office before ten o'clock on the day of publication. LIST OF AGENTS. Turakina ... ... Mr E. Bellve Marton Mr F. Deighton Rangitikei ... MrC. R. S. McDonnell Wangaehu.. ... Mr McDonald Parawanui Mrs Beavan. Manawatu Mr John Liddel Wellington ... Mr Alex. Pyle J^H Nelson ... ... Mr J. Hounsell. ''^B