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RIVER AND HARBOUR RATES.
rates specified in this Schedule, unless they shall use any of the said Docks or Tidal Basins, or any of the
Quays or other works constructed by the Trustees on the banks of the River, within the limits of the Har-
bour, or unless they shall take in or discharge their cargo or any part thereof within the said limits, or
shall remain therein longer than may be necessary for passing through the same.
Schedule H. — 1. Rate on Goods conveyed upon, or shipped or unshipped, in the River, or at the Harbour,
or using any Transit Shed or Warehouse.
Goods in Vessels to or from any place out of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland are
liable for the Rates in the First Column $ and Goods in Vessels to or from any place within the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, are liable for the Rates in the Second Column.
Goods brought to Glasgow for transhipment pay only the rate one way, either inwards or outwards,
in the option of the Trustees ; previous notice being given at the Tonnage Office before the Goods are
discharged or loaded.
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Acetate of Lime, .
2

1
6
1
6

5
Cast Iron Keys and
Alabaster, .
1

1

1


2
Railway Sleepers,
—
Ale, Beer, & Porter,
2

1
6
1
6

7
Castgs. of other kinds,
1
6
1 6
1
6
2
Alum,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Carrots,
—
Ammonia, .
2

1
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1
6

5
Cement, ground .
2

1 6
1
6
3
Anchors,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Do., Shell .

4
3

3
2
Argols,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Chains,
2

1 6
1
6
2
Arsenic,
2

1
6
1
6

4
Chairs — Railway,
1

1
1

2
Ashes,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Chalk,

4
3

3
2
Asphalte,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Charcoal,
2

1 6
1
6
5
Bacon,
2

1
6
1
6

3
Cheese,
2

1 6
1
6
1
Bale and Box Goods,
2

1
6
1
6

7
Chimney Cans, .
1
6
1
1

2
Bark, .
2

1
6
1
6

6
China Stones,

4
3

3
2
Barley and Barley
Chromate of Iron,
1

9

9
2
Dust — Inwards,
1
3
1
3
1


3
Clay, .

4
3

3
2
Do. do. — Outwards,
1

1

1


3
Clay Retorts,
1
6
1
1

2
Barwood,
2

1
6
1
6

4
Clocks,
2

1 6
1
6
1
Barytes,
1
6
1
6
1
6

2
Cloves,
2

1 6
1
6
1
Bath Bricks,
1
6

9

9

2
Coal, .

4
3

3
2
Beans — Inwards, .
1
3
1
3
1


3
Coal Dust, .

4
3

3
2
Do. — Outwards,
1

1

1


3
Coal Tar, .
1

9

9
2
Beef, .
2

1
6
1
6

3
Codilla,
2

1 6
1
6
4
Blacking,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Coffee,
2

1 6
1
6
3
Bleaching Powder,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Coke,

9
9

9
2
Bleaching Liquor,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Confections,
2

1 6
1
6
5
Blood,
2

1
6
1
6

5
Copper,
2

1 6
1
6
3
Bobbins,
2

1
6
1
6

5
Copperas,
2

1 6
1
6
4
Boilers,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Copper Dross,

4
3

3
2
Bones & Bone Dust,
1

1

1


4
Copper Rollers,
2

1 6
1
6
3
Bottles,
2

1
6
1
6
1
8
Cordage,
2

1 6
1
6
4
Bran — Inwards, .
1
3
1
3
1


3
Corkwood, .
2

1 6
1
6
9
Do. — Outwards,
1

1

1


3
Cotton,
2

1 6
1
6
4
Brass,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Cotton Cloth,
2

1 6
1
6
7
Bread,
2

1
6
1
6

4
Cotton Seed,

Bricks,

4

3

3

2
Cotton Waste,
2

1 6
1
6
2
Brimstone, .
2

1
6
1
6

2
Cream of Tartar, .
2

1 6
1
6
5
Brooms,
2

1
6
1
6

2
Crome ore, .

Broken Bottles or
Currants,
2

1 6
1
6
5
Cullet, .
Cyder,
2

1 6
1
6
7
Burr Stones,
2

1
6
1
6

6
Draff, .

4
3

3
2
Butter,
2

1
G
1
6

4
Drain Pipes,

4
3

3
2
Bichrome of Potash,
2

1
(3
1
6

2
Drugs, . .
2

1 6
1
6
1
Candles,
2

1
6
1
6

5
Dyestuffs, .
2

1 6
1
6
5
Casks,
2

1
6
1
6

5
Earth (Fuller's), .
2

1 6
1
6
4
Cast Iron Gas and
Earthenware,
1
6
1 o
1
6
5
Water Pipes,
1

1

1


2 Eggs, .
2

1 6
1
6
5