SHIPING.
HXOU Ifrt f S*l Rises. 44} ; sets. 7.1 i;B«os.- Kali, oth, 4 53 a.m. ARRIVALS. Hinjarooma, 5.«., Cb-attield, from Kussell.— U rni^inre" O L;,sf e c n u t 3 t e r, Austen, from Tau"wtiiTn"too!r' S . from Tauranga. Passengers : Me.ida.nes Green and Meriter, Missns Trimol* (2), and Putvn Kev. J. M. Sutherland, Capita Barclay, Messrs. Kields, Dou-bs, Tole, McGarvie, Craigo. Kltk, Preece. Gwynneth, Buchanau, Purvis, Elphistone, and 2 steerage. —A. McGregor, agent.
departures. Ivinijarooma, s.s., ChaifieW, for Meloourne, via Southern Ports. Passengers-For ■ G.sborne: Messrs. J._ McCabe J. M -T akl J£ Cooper. For Kapler : Mesdames "ewe and infant. Miss Jeffr.es Messrs J. B. Kmfn, Topdell, Wooster and boy. lor LvtteLton Mr. m l Miss G. B. Owen, Misses Wilson (_), Mrs' Hunter.'Mr. C. Bently. For DunedmMesdames Melville and 4 children, - and Kichar.l.on, Messrs. GMdwater, Joseph, "W. H. Randerson, and lownskeud. L'uion B.S. Co., agents.
EN'TEKED ir-'AHDd. E*pecul*dor, barque, 2f,L tons, Irving, from T.onz Island. "-5 tuns wiiale oil. Meic'iry, cutter, oC Una, Yates, from Tairua, with 21,335 feet timber - ad 4000 shingles. Hingaioo.ua, 8.3., C-3 tons, Chatfield, from Russell, with 250 tons coal, .Osacis oysters, o bales wool, 2 cases fish. Santa Cruz, ketch, 92 tons, Ayers, from SUTa " CLEARED OUTWARD 3. Kisßarooma, s.s., 623 tous, Ghatfield, for Poverty Biy. T - Saucy Kate, schooner, 40 tons, Lewis, tor Bussell. IMPORTS. Per ketch Santa Cruz from Suva : 400 bunches bananas, 100 dozen pines, 6 bigs kumaras, 10 kess 1 case molasses. Coastwise.— Nancy, cutter, from Thames, with 16,000 feet timber. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Ringarooma. for Melbourne, via Southern ports: For Gisborne : 3 coils rope,4 truck whoels, 20 boxes soap, 10 bearings, bU packages sundry mei cliaudise. ForNapiei : -0 half-chests tea, SG gunnies, 441 mats sugar, 10 boxes soap, 12 sacks potatoes, 1 bale nops, 23S packages sundry merchandise. For Wellington : 63 sacis oysters, 100 cAses salmon, 1- sacks potatoes, 30 boxes soap, 7 sacks cocoanuts, 96 package! sundry merchandise. For Lyttelton : 12 3ACk3 potatoes, 1 b-le leather, 1 carriage, -0 packages sundry merchandise. For Dunedin : oO sacks potatoes, 17 bags pines, 23 packages sundry merchandise. Messrs. E. and A. Isaacs announcejhat they will sell the steamers City of Cork, Kina, Lily, and Geinjui, on an early date. The s.s. Oreti is announced to leave tor Oaraaru and intermediate ports on Friday next. The Union S.S. Co. a s.s. Hingarooma left for Melbourne, via Southern ports, at noon, yesterday.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6254, 2 December 1881, Page 4
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