land sale · 1840
Customs Bills-of-Entry SPECIMEN table, continued (not a land sale): worked wharfage/duty example for imported wine, currants, deals and sherry (British and foreign rates), part of the Collector's new Bills-of-Entry format notice.
Rate. Value Duty and wharfage. dia- mond. in s. d. £ £ s. d. dia- mond. in 0 2 60 Cases 180 doz. Wine.. …
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Countys. d.
Purchaser£
Price£ s. d.
County0 2
Extent60 Cases 180 doz. Wine..
Purchaser180
Price0 10 0
County0 3
Purchaser120
Price0 1 3
County0 10
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 48, 12 August 1840.
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