LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LII, Issue 162, 30 November 1896, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

» BY TBLEGRAPII. Nelson, 30th Novomber Arrived, 1.45 pm— Mahinapun, from Wellington AucruKU, 3Otu November Wellington pnsscogers per Tasui&uia from Sydney :— Misses Clarice (2), Henderson, Heßdanies Clarke, Watts, Movers Bi'Huku, LhiDgstono, Biusteil The barque Kh-kilale, which left Liverpool on GOtU September for Wolliiurton.was spoken onStu October iii lut X) N aud long 7 W The shin Blenheim, irom Glasgow to Ofciso and "Wellinßton, which left, tho Clyde on COth September, was spoken off tho Sultecs eight days later The cargo skipped at this port by ilie Tongariro was as follows :— IB7B cases and 10 kee3 butter. 16 balrs wool, xi live rama One of the employes on tho Queen's Wharf, a man named John Barber, was taking do« n his coat at midday from the handle of one of the jiggers, on which it was hanging, when his action moved the handle and set the jigger in gear. Barber's left hand was severely crushed, one finger particularly so, and he will be disabled for two or three weeks. Mr. W. C. FitzGerald dressed the wounds. Now that the first rush of the Exhibition is over, and the majority have settled, in their own mind at any rate, who they intend voting for, I would call our readers' attention to the fact that Mr. C. Smith, tho Cash Draper,' Cuba-street, will commence his annual distribution of Xmas presents to-morrow, when all cash buyers of 10s and over will receive a suitablo Xmas gift, according to the value of their purchase, on a very liberal scale. All prizes and no blanks to cash buyers of 10s and over at C. Smith's, the Cash Draper, Cuba-street.— Adyt.