SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF OAMARU. VESSEL tJ* ff)BT. Aim «t IA Stwvmur -Samnon. Suho<>uur»—Hetti. Zior.. twut Janets (Uniuivy. Al'itrsT t*. Summm, p,A, tit tirnw. t. Ervuu?. tn>rn DwwUn. ft- Aitkwn. mfunt. DvUmk-v,, ketch, 'X'i time. Burke, &>r Buixidia. >t*jter. aittnt. Al-.WF tA Aeiantir, .whiKinwr, fit) tons, t-'. Sponticr.. tor Aui;!clunil. >tustiir. n^Buf. tJtP«>RTSt. P«r StHHWin. fnmi . Pumalin : -rtinnitfiWN : W. .r,vms' mn, It. Altitun, AiHlrrMiin. Wluf.i', ,U.u;uul';.v. Wn(*m, BimtlYuntl d!i>... rtufiicv. Kit>'. JV't *n<t »>'.. Stpumre iuut&uo, ttwmlluml. tvMuiurher.. fVr«n».JUmwvy. I."wp. t«uCh(iu. ttayuw. Cri-s and Johh-h,. fUlbraieh-.. M'Elh.v, Miuuta. Sttowaril. 'l'. K. r.mwti, Kv?itvu\. Edward*. BMrtmy, Thomson. t'o(«!i>.-». Un<-\ Orapur.i. f». Iln-wn,. Stood and fi... Tiji.lk.v. UitvU. CViwioy. A'rtre.yj".S.-ut.t... Allan-and < 0,, ttiiuF.i'i'. Main. Uvvner.. t'dall. Fultonand€o..*t>tta"». Wi»akS«vu,v. riot;. liiuJm. >f.-rri.». W. ,f. Smith. KtjHili-rsoii. How land. Sirasmu JCUlu'iin. Di Booth. Koidaud IKaji, H'tirwr.. KUUIur. Oarl.uut, and WaM.m.
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JtfcWUN'H rttttE'S*. th« utimnilttuo o? t.loyd'-* I'ti'cntly wi'ott: f.i> Admiralty, drawing attention- to thu ftujt that tFu't'i- lu'st(jlivsh ships trading luitwumi Vuw Zealand- awl Ajmttvilia ars umu-unnnfmi for wif.hia lu-.sC m'»ntn«. Hint tfumiustinii' r-intr. it nihi ot'-wsie sluinld oi'iU i'i:-'! f-'i visit iic(;n»iimiilly She islmiiln I,vi'• -x in- 6h» fpn - fe "t wssiils iiiakinix tllo (\,iiKf-r:i-li;iu vuy;u;v.. ih" that "'io ot fclH< AUHlfnluin yi\iisuU'nii should- l;r <onf. ihi* C-h»C «i - ' vjuts. 'Ch« ftiply of tho ,\dinu';ilty was nh;if 6o«so ivi'tj (\uito boyunit thu Umit *•>£ thf Aust-paUivn' giMMit. Bw# t-hat when-any ship* in sent to- Auntoliii sh« shall, it' p<iW!ihl«. i>i!fhr. Shy folivmU in- nuKStuni. tha luwnufiuutuui- »o«!» oi» r -n suy that it few cijwie e» tho kiiowludfi'u uC the AdHiii"i-If.y CluU (nitwatdi ln>uui{ ghipH appwiu' to iiu:iu* ifFyat t'iidfe by ijoinii - to» fcif south;, unitrmvkinif tho icwbin'ys ivniii rtoatiiijf ii'e.. wilt if this is #h» Ww?U I.i>ft4sh^ ctHinoO fcol- owrprtso tU -suvuni-l vesnub byiriu* now aw siii(f.— *" tCxuhivniii!."
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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 102, 18 August 1876, Page 2
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335SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 102, 18 August 1876, Page 2
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