ARRlVED—January 10.
Rotomahana, s.s., 17G3 tons, Manning, from Wellington. Passergers—Misses Gorie, Davidson, Pork, Perry, Wilkinson, Innes, Soundy, King, Stewart, Hurcomb., Godby, Luxton (2), Ghezzi, Hants, and Anderson, Mesdames Foley, McLeod, Stevens, Blackburne, Dailey, I-Jewell. Allen, Bosworth, Heinmann, Wakefield, Godby, Hickson, and Hunter, Rev. Glover, Dr. Mason, Messrs Macfarlane. Postin, Cutter (2), Morine, Pascoe, Reay, Younghusband, Sedcole, MoCurdie, Lambert, Reay, Ghezzi, Hume (*2), Bearg, L.™ (3), McLeod, Jeffrieß, Meekison, Bayldon, Foley, We.ton, Slaymakcr, Barron (2), Wilkinson, Stevens, Samuels, Kirkpatrick, Allen, Perry, Reid. Lamb, Morgan, White, Miller, Dartnell, De Beer, Wilson (2), Dockrell, Houlihan, Heinmann, Schlos.., Gore, Wakefield, Barton, Aahcroft, Maunsell, Grilstone, Smith (2), Vance, Graham, Robinson, Josephson, Major, Hunter, nnd Woods, and ninety-five steerage. Union Steam Ship Company, apents. Aotea, s.s., G..54 tons, Evans, from London via Dunedin. National Mortgage and Agency Company, agents. Pukaki, s.s., 1444 tons, Stringer, from Westport. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. SAlLED—January 9. Clyde, schooner, 86 tons, Cameron, for Auckland. D. C. Mclntyre and Co., agents. January 10. Dingadee. s.f> . 640 tons, Dilner, for Westport. C. W. Turner, agent. Huia, auxiliary schooner, 196 tons, Mc'"'''nzip. for Kaipara. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents. Rotomahana, 5.3., 1763 tons, Manning, for w*>l;in-_-t<*"i. Pas. eny-ers—Misses Stuart, McDowell, Whitehead, Gray, Williams (2), Anderson, Thompson, Brewer. Moyes, Johnson, Clayton, Stewart, Walton, Nunnelley, Cousins, and Jenkins, Mesdames Findlay, Kneeshaw, Shaw, Denby, McLeod, Williams, Green, Cassin, Land and three children, Kennedy, A. Walker, Monckton, Anderson, Croll, Barker, Moyes, Fielding, Cnstle and two children, Drs. Findlay and Hamilton, Captain Willis, Messrs Borthwick, M. Kennedy, Graham, Land, Homor, , A. Saunders, Gurriey, D. Gillie., C. W. Clayton. Dixon, Mr.ddlcton, Lyons, Hnnnen, Speight, H. J. Lumb, George, Stack, Walker, Wilson, Brotenly, Monckton, and Fielding. Union Steam Ship Company, agents.
IMPORTS. Aotea—From Loudon: 900 tons merchandise. Rotomahana—From Wellington : 1 bicycle, 9 arm chests, 14 cases matches, T4 cases fruit, 1 ice chest, 1 pel wire rope, 1 ck oil, 10 cks pelts, So empty Teturned crates, 7 cases, 19 pkgs, 1 tin trunk. From New Plymouth: 12 empty hhds, 1 case. Pukaki—From Westport: 9470 ft .timber, 1 pkg, 7 empty hhds. EXPORTS. Tarawera—For Westport: 1 trunk leather. For Nelson: 1 pkg castings, 8 cases jam, 2 pkgs. For Wanganui: 5 pkgs. For Blenheim : 9 bdls twine, 1 pkg casting, 1 case. For Patea: 1 keg, 1 pel. For Greymouth: 1 sk. For New Plymouth: 8 pkgs ranges, 5 cases and pkgs. For Picton: 2 pkgs ranges, 6 rolls building paper, 30 boxes soap. For Manukau: Isk seed. For Wellington: 3 cycleß, 4 brls and 6 hhds ale, 7 crates biscuits, 2 cuses confectionery, 2 cases tobacco, 4 pkgs ranges, 155 sks flour, 3 cfy.es meats, 8 boxes fruit, 1-1 borse3, 5 sks wheatmeal. 46 rams, 27 cks empty returned, 2 pkgs spade disC3, G rolls oilcloth, 1 couch, _ pltgs bedsteads, 2 mattresses, 1 pkge tools, 1 roll blinds, 1 pkg chairs, 1 meat safe, 1 hag blocks, 3 ska cabbages, G9 cases and pkgs. Mararoa—For Wellington: -2 horses, 1 engine, 29 pkg3. For Gisborne: 1 case meats, 90. sks seed, 2 cases. For Suva: 4 cases meats. For Tahiti: 42 cases. For Levuka: 1 case meats. For Napier: 16 cases ale, 1 case confectionery, 8 sks oatina, 1 pkg castings, 1 cycle, 1 crate perambulators, 2 sks peas, 70 sks flour, 4 bdls wheels, 1 pipe, 9 cases and pkgs. For Auckland: 3 crates biscuits, 1 case confectionery, 1 pkg castings, 3 cases and 5 hampers samples, 6 cases pickles, G cases sauces 1 c»*ate perambulators, 188 sks bran, 25 sks and 200 bags flour, 40 boxes soap, 478 sks wheat, G trusses leather, 2 pkgs stiupper, 39 casc3 and pkgs. ,_,,--_ Hiiiftr—For Kaipara: 200 sks and 2100 hap flour 200 sks bran, 150 sks sharps, 20 sks oatmeal, 100 sks wheat, 100 sks oats, 400 sks chaft', 10 cases bacon.
Tbo Moura's doparture for Aucklaua, via the east coast, has been postponed till Monday. -. The Delphic, when on her way from rapier to Picton, put into Wollington on Wednesday afternoon, and anchored in the stream. ■_••.*_ ' r'os_" saj'3 sue was probab.y unable to m.tko her way through the fog outside. The Pukaki arrived from Westport at 7.20 a.m. yesterday. '• he Koipniuhann. arrived from Wellington at 8.50 a.m., and sailed for Wellington last night. ihe Aotea arrived from Port Chalmers at 9.3) a.m. She brings about 900 tons of mereb nndise for this port. The Himitangi will not ba hero till tomorrow. Tho Gothic, from Loudon, is expected here on Sunday. The Elingamite, from Sydney via Auckland, is expected here on Sunday. She leaves for Dunedin on Monday. The Dingadee left for Westport last night. Tho xiuia sailed for Kaipara yesterday.
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10862, 11 January 1901, Page 6
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