MELBOURNE SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS. July 9. — Omar Pasha, ship (Aberdeen clipper lino), 1,06S tons, John McKay, from London April 9 ; Downs April 12. Passengers— saloon : Mrs. C.B. Perry, Due de Penthievre, Count de Beauvoir, Captain Fanvel and servant, Mr. D. W. Lambe.
The barque Ann and Jane, Captain P. Slater, was laid on for Auckland, but entered out for Newcastle in ballast, with 6,000 feet timbei-, on thelltk inst. The bvigantine Hmdxt, Captain Hollesea, was laid on for invercargill. The barque Ti-ossachs, from Tome", with, an entire cargo of, wheat, anchored in the bay on the 11th inst. The Trossachs left Tome on April S, jind had light variable winds and calms to Qtaheite, where she put in to replenish her stock of provisions. From Otaheite severe gales were fallen in with. _T/ke Ottolina, Pampero, and Ashburton were loading" for Melbourne when the Trossachs left Tome". — Argus, July 12.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2806, 24 July 1866, Page 4
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148MELBOURNE SHIPPING. Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2806, 24 July 1866, Page 4
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