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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume I, Issue 56, 23 October 1880, Page 2

PORT OF CARLYLE. HIGH WATER. t)ct. 23—0.27 a.m. ( 0.44 p.m. „ 24—1,2 a.m., 1.21 p.m. „ 25 — 1.58 a.m., 2.4 p.m. „ 26—2.31 a.m., 3.1 p.m. „ 27—3.32 a.in., 4.9 p.m. ARRIVED. October 20. — Amaranth, schooner, Bradley, tvozn Grey mouth, with cargo of coals for Chadwieb Brothers. October 21»— Clyde, s.s.. Bonnet, from Wanganui. October 21. — Wakatu, s.s., Evans, from Wellington. October 25.— Patea, 8.8., Gibbons, from Wellington. Passengers — My. and Mrs. Peacock, Messrs. C. Tait, Henderson, Cook, Hammond, and Perry. SAILED. October 22. — Patea, s.s., Gibbons, for Wellington and Lyttelfon. Passengers — Mr. Spriggs and 2 sons, Master Bellve. October 22.— Wakatu, s.s., Evans, for Wellington, via Wanganui. ' IMPORTS. Per Wakato — 1 trunk, England ; 4 pkgs, Noble ; 26 do, Davidson ; 119 do, Downes and Procter; 1 case, Skeliey ; 2 pkgs, Anderson; 1 case, Priohard; 2 bales, Pulford; 1 pel, Hunter ; 7 pkgs, 5 cases, 20 coils, 52 bdls, Dale ; 20 coils, 5 pks, 18 bdls, Gibson; 8 caeeß, Duffill ; 2 bags, 5 bdls, Williams ; 12 pkgs, Arthur; 2 bales, Dixon; lot of sundries, McCnrty and Hunger;' 1 case, Hallenstcin ; 1 case, 1 pkg, 1 drum, Slater; 4 bdls, Pulford; 1 pkg, A'Court; 16 pkgs, Hunger. Per Patea — 5 pkgs, Adams; 26 do, Downes; timber, Diekson; 16 pkgs, 2 cases, 6 bales, Foreman; 127 pkgs, 2 cases, Gibson ; 2 pkgs, King ; 22^ boxes, 40 pkgs, Pulford; 35 do, Slater; 60 do, Taplin; 3 -do, Whelan; 7 do, Whittaker; 6 do, Williams; 1 caße, Hurley; 3 pkgs, Hall; 2 cases, Crowhurst ; 1 case, Telegraph Department; 1 pkg, Meuli; 1. pen sheep, Peacock; 3 pkgs, Crocker; 1 case, Osterling; 1 basket, Howitfc; 1 pkg, Kenworthy ; 1 case, Wyay; 1 p&, Eyfcon andPringlej St cases. Hair; 2 casks, Morrison; 1 truss, Potto; 1 do, Rhodes; 5 pkgs, Currie; 1 do, Public Works Department. EXPORTS. , Per Patea — 10 bales wool. Bank of New Zealand ; and sundries. Carltle, Friday. The Patea will probably arrive here on Wednesday, the 27th instant, and leave for Wellington on the following day. COMMERCIAL. AUCKLAND CATTLE MARKET. [Speoiai.lt Telegraphed to Stab.] {per united press association.) Auckland, Friday night. Mr. Alfred Buckland reports: — Prices for Auckland fatted light weights ranged from 20s to 30s; but ship-borne heavy ■cattle were from 22s to 25s per 1001b. A full market of shorn sheep met with a brisk sale ; prices ranged from 3-Jd. to 3£d. per lb; beat pens, 15s to 19a. • ME. FREEMAN E. JACKSON'S FOETNIGHTLY REPORT. WAarcrAHxrj, October 20. The usual two sales have taken place during the past fortnight; the one at Hawera was well-attended with buyers, bidding was very brisk, and capital prices were obtained for all that were offered; when -taking into consideration the large number of cattle entered, the sale must be classed as satisfactory for the vendors. At the yards to-day a large entry of cattle was made, prices were maintained throughout the sale, and all the pens were cleared. Sheep were in small supply, and sold at fair values. The sale of the Fordell estate caused a good deal of interest, a great number of settlers and others attending. The nrojjerty was started at JJB per acre ; the bidding ran quickly up to £ C J, and at that price it was knocked down to Mr. H. Sergeant. The house and land situated in Victoria Avenue was passed in; the price offered did not reach the vendor's reserve. Cattle. — At the St. Hill-street yards today, 322 head of cattle come forward — Fat cows, .£5 2a 6d to £6 165 ; bullocks, £7 7s 6d ; 8-year-old store bullocks, £5 15s to £6 7s 6d ; 2-year-olds, £4 10s ; cows and calves, jB4 15s j milch cows, £6 to £7 12s 6d; yearlings, £2 2b to £3. 'Sheep.— 37o were penned— Wethere in wool, Ids (Jet to 14s 3d; store wethers, I2s<3d ; old ewes, 6s. Pigs.— Porkers, 14s 6d to 17s ; sows, 25s 6d to 32b. Horses. — Brood mares. i2B to .£ls ; hacks, £& to .£lO j screws, 20s to 355. Exports. — 60 cattle, 600 sheep, and 20 horses. BIRTH. Biggs.— On the 21st instant, at Queen - street, New Plymouth, the wife of J. T. Biggs, of a daughter. MAEEIAGE. Furlono — Wall.— On the 31st August, in the Church of Lady's Island, County Wexlori, Ireland, "by bhe Her. John L. Farlong, P.P., Ballygarrefc, assisted by the Very Eev. Canon Eoche, P.P., and the Rev. P. Wall, C.C., William Joseph Furlong, of Hawera, New Zealand, to Kate, eldest daughter of tbe late Mr. Philip Wall, of Ballyfane. , PATEA S.S. COMPANY. -*_Jk rpHE screw steamer 'mJ^SSggjgjgjgjgt*,. wzfi lea f-<? T'atea as uudec (ofrcmstauces permitting} : — For Wellington — On Wednesday, October 28. Shippers of outward cargo are particularly requested to give notice to the manager as early aa possible. Passengers are also requested to obtain their tickets through the office, or from the manager, on board, half an hour before tailing. . Consignees shipping from Southern ports had better make arrangements for through freight direct to Patea, to avoid expense. For freight or passage, apply to 1 EDWARD C. HORNEE, Manager. 3. Sn C. H. McCUTCTiIn, A CCOUNTAN.TS AND COMMISSION J\. AGENTS, Bank Offices, Hawera. Agents for New Zealand Insurance Company ; also, Accident Insurance Company. F. McGUIEE, A UCTIONEEK, LAND, COMMISSION -J\. AND FINANCIAL AGENT. jLgtntf for toe New Zealand Insurance Ceoapaay; • «uso, Accident Insurance Company.