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RIVER AND HARBOUR RATES.
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Rosewood, .
2

6
6

2
Tiles (Roofing), .
1
9
9
2
llosiii,
2

6
6

3
Do. (Drain),

4 3
3
2
Kye, .
1
6
6


4
Timber— Teak, Oak,
Sago and Sago Flour,
1
6
6


4
Elm, Ash, Birch,
Salt, .

4
3
3

2
or other similar
Salt Dross, .

4
3
3

1
hardwood, per ton
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Saltpetre,
2

6
6

3
of 40 cubic feet.
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3
1 3
1
2
Sand, .

4
3
3
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Timber — Fir or Pine
Scrap Tin, .
1

9
9

4
Deals, Battons or
Seeds,
2

6
6

4
Scantling, per ton
Shell Fish, .
2

6
6

4
of 50 cubic feet.
1
3
1 3
1
2
Ship Stores,
2

6
6

4
Tin of all kinds, .
2

1 6
16 2
Shoes,
2

6
6

4
Tobacco,
2

1 6
16 3
Shoe Pegs, .
2

6
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4
Tobacco Pipes,
2

1 6
1 6
4
Shot,
2

6
6

2
Tow, .
2

1 6
I 6
4
Shumac,
2

6
6

4
Treacle,
2

1 6
1 6
4
Skins— Calf, Sheep,
Tree Plants,
2

1 6
1 6
4
or Lamb,
2

6
6

6
Turnips,

4
3
3
2
Slagg,

4
3
3

2
Turpentine,
2

1 6
1 6
3
Slates,
1
3
o
3

3
Umber,
o

I 6
1 6
4
Soap,
2

6
6

6
Valonia,
2

1 6
1 6
4
Soap Waste,

4
3
3

1
Vegetables, .
2

1 6
1 6
o
Soda,
2

6
6

4
Vent Linings,
1
6
I
1
2
Soda Ash, .
2

6
6

4
Vitriol,
2

1 6
1 6
3
Soot,
1

9
9
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Wands,
2

1 6
I 6
2
Spelter,
2

6
6

2
Wheat — Inwards,
1
3
1 3
1
3
Spirits,
2

6
6

8
Do. — Outwards,
1

1
1
3
Starch,
2

6
6

4
Whiting,

4
3
3
2
Staves,
1

9
9

2
Wines,
2

1 6
1 G
8
Steel,
2

6
6

2
Wire,
2

1 6
1 6
3
Stockings,
2

6
6

7
Wood— Brazil,Cedar,
Stones,

4
3
3

2
Ebony, and Maple,
2

1 6
1 G
2
Straw,
1
6



2
Wood Hoops,
2

1 6
1 6
2
Stucco,
1
6



2
Wool,
2

1 6
1 6
10
Sugar,
2

6
6

4
Wrought Iron Punts,
2

1 6
1 6
2
Do., Moulds,
1
6



2
Wrought IronRoofing
2

1 6
1 6
2
Sulphates — Soda and
Yarn,
2

1 6
1 6
4
Zinc,
2

6
6

2
Yeast,
2

1 6
1 G
4
Syrup,
2

6
6

4
Yellow Metal,
2

1 G
1 6
3
Tallow,
2

6
6

3
Zinc, .
2

1 G
1 G
2
Tar,
1
6



2
All other Goods not
Tea, .
2

6
6

10
particularly enum.
2

1 6
1
G
Thread,
2

6
6

6
2. — Rates on Animals and Carriages Shipped or unshipped in the River or at the Harbour ; —
s, d.
Horses, each 1
Bullocks, Cows, Mules, Ponies, or Asses, . . . . . .,,06
Queys, Small Cattle, or Stirks, „ 3
Swine, ........••••• d 1
Pigs, Calves, Goats, and Dogs, . , n OJ
Sheep, , . . . .per score 1 6
Lambs, „ 9
Chaises, and other 4-wheeled Carriages, . , each 2 6
Gigs, Carts, and other two-wheeled Carriages, „ 1 6
The River Clyde is divided into Three Stages, and thefollovnng are the Rates exigible upon each: — The first
stage extends from Stockwell Bridge to the Old Ferry at Renfrew, being about six hundred and sixty yards
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