PAPERSPAST

PORT OF FOXTON.

ARBIVBT). January 27 — Storabitd, ss, 69 tons, Dofle, from Wellington. Passengers: Cabin*- Miss Barrett, Mrs Walsh* Mrs Brown, Mr and Mrs HadfieJd. Messrs Brown, Edwards, Warnott, Haybittle, Luoas, Harris, and Roberts; 5 bteerage. Liddell, agent. BAILBD. January 28 — Stormbird, 89, 69 tons, Doile, for Wellington. Passengers : Cabin — Mrs Roger and' son ; 6 steerage. Liddell. agent. nCPOBTt. Per Stormbird— Bo cases, 16 pkgs, Railway ; 8 pokgs, Thynne; 10 scks flour, Liddall |_ 11 pokga, Thompson , 107-pokgs, rarions consignees. • it ~ ■: 1 BXPOBTS. Per Stormbird — 64 bales wool, wharfinger; 1800 feet tia»ber, Mason; 37 sacks potatoes, order. Per Fanny Thornton — 500 telegraph poles, Railway Department. The Stormbird arrived from Wellington at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning She left again for the same port on Wednesday morning. The schooner Aspasia, bonnd for V'ellington. was towed to sea by the Stormbird on Wednesday morning.

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