EXPORTS
Wellington, for South: 3 hhds ale, 1 bag onions, Hooper & Co; 1 bdle iron, 20 bags potatoes, 19 cases, Wilkins; 1 box, Kennett; 56 bags sugar, Edwards & Co. Airedale, for south : 2 pkgs, Miles ; 4 cases Garrard, 1 pkg tobacco, 2casks_ale, 18 pkgs, Fisher.
The paddle steamer Bruce left Hokitika on Saturday at noon, and arrived off Woodpecker Bay at 7 p.m., stood in but found the surf too heavy to remain there, went out and anchored for the night. Next morning landed passengers and and at 8 left for the Buller,* where she arrived about I p.m. ; left again yesterday morn- ... at 11-30, encountered strong head winds with •■:. k weather, until 12 o'clock last night, when •md died away. The Bruce has come here ■;>.■ .- * L've an overhaul.
>•..') amount of exports from Queensfor 1866 was £1,366,491, against 03,104 in the year 1865.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 93, 23 April 1867, Page 2
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143EXPORTS Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 93, 23 April 1867, Page 2
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