SHIP PING.

Manawatu Herald, 10 December 1878, Page 2

SHIP PING.

— — • w PORT OF F OXTON. AMOVED. . December C— Tui, ss 62 tons, Wills, from Wellington. Passengers— Miss Carroll, and 2 steerage. Tliyuue, Linton & Co, agents. December 7— Jano Douglas, s?, 73 ton?, Fraser, fiom Wellington. Passengers: Miss Howe, Mr Seed, and 2 others. J. W. Liddell, agent. BAILED, December 6— Tui, ss, 62 tons, Wills, for Wellington, Kaikoura, and Ly ttelton. I asBengers— Mr Orr and 2 other?. Thynne, Linton & Co, agents. December 7— Jane Douglas, ss, 75 tons, Fraser, for Wellington. Passengers : Cabin — Messrs Frost and Moin«t. J. W. Liddell, agent. IMFOKT3. Per Tui— 27 pkgs, Thynne, Linton & Co ; 270 pkgs, other consignees. EXI'ORTS. Per Tui - 22 hides, 3 bdls skins, 5 and 1 i-bale wool, M bales do, N. Z. Loan and Mercantile* Co; £67 sleepers, Snelson. Tho B.s. Tui left Wellington at 12 noon on Thnrsdny last, arrived at Knpiti lit 8 p.m.; left again nt 2 tim on Fi May, and crossed tho bar at G. 20, reaching 1 Fort on at 7 a.m. She loft ngum iho anne evening, with a cargo of wool for the N. Z. Loan and Mercantile Company. The s.h. .lane Douglas arrived at Foxton on Saturday morning, having 1. ft Wei ington the previous evening. >he returned the snmo night. The Douglas was to call at Kapiti for wool. Wo noticu that MrJ. lioad ha 9 been ap^ointfd purser of tho bteamer, in pl:ice of Mr Mnllins. Tho W-ui-rnnui Herald says:— "The resignation of Mr J. E. Read of the pursership of the s.s. Stbnnbirdhusbren accepted by the owners, and Mr Read has been transferred to the Jane Douglas. Mr Read by h. s courteous bearing towurda the passengers witli whom lie was brought iuto contact, nud by his careful attention to the duties of his "office, has rendered liimseU' very popular with the Wangnnui people, aud we are snro wo are but echoing public opiuion in regretting the circumstance which have iuduced him to sever his connection with the coastul trade of or- port. Mr Gosley, brother of llr Uoslcy the locul Custom llouao tide waiter, has been ap-pointo-1 to tho office vacated by Mr Read."