LATE SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 9108, 8 March 1898, Page 3

LATE SHIPPING.

j The following is a list of the oargo shipped by the barque Norman MoLeod : —Ellieon and Dunoan—7l bales wool. Wenley and Lanauze —SI casks tallow. Barraad and Abraham —22 bales wool. W. H Clark— 238 bales wool. Bank of New Zealand— 20 bales wool Land and Loan Oo.— 34 bales wool. Williams and Kettle—3l6 balea wool. Murray, Koberts, and Oo — 506 bales wool, 2 bales .kins. H.B Farmers' iissociation—26o bales wool, 9 casks tallow. Dalgety and G0.—331 bales wool, 37 oasks tallow, 2. bags bones, 2 bales horns, 2 packages sundries. A. &. Hods on—9 saoka hair, 13 sacks horns. Banner and Irvine — 306 bales wool. Walter Hill—lo3B bales, 108 pookets, and 1 fadge wool Q. Kettle we 11—343 bales and 27 pookets wool. Bicka, g;Martin, and Dryedale-47 bales wool. Making a total of 3529 bales, 186 pookets, and 1 fadge wool, 2 bales skins, 127 casks tallow, 24 sacks bones, 2 bales horns, 13 saoka horns, 9 saok. hair, 2 packages sundries. The U.O. s.B Te Anan arrived from the south at 2 o'olook this afternoon, and was berthed at the breakwater wharf. Passengers— Misßea Moron, Flynn, Trask; Mesdames Hhieids, Hand, Tra.k; Orammond, Morton; Messrs Feddie, Boulston, Gilding, Hall, Foster, Maraden, Harvey, Burrell, Roach, Bioketts; 6 steerage. The s s Fanny, from the coast, arrived at 2 o'olook this afternoon. The barquentine Bio arrived at Sydney j to-day.

[p_B PBBSS ASSOC—-lON.] Auoxi—to, Thia day. Sailed—Elingamite for south Passengers—Misses Hall, Scott; Mesdames Stekleton, Hall, and ohildren; Messrs Oritchley, Wattdns, Nolan, Bitohe, Stekleton, Brown, Kritina.