SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF OAMAEU. • ♦ INWARDS. SEPTEMBER 28. "Waitaki, s.a., 229 tons, Edie, from Dunedin- H. Aitken, agent. Passengers— Mesdames Coyle, Blacklcy, Ford, Hood; Misses Main, M'Cabe, Babbitt; Master A. Smith; Messrs. A. Solomon, M'Nicoll, Tryles, Leach, Munro, Mussen, Aikenhead, Orr, Dixon, T. H. Bate 3, Spence, Hood, Fairley, Slatterley, Driver; and six steerSge " OUTWARDS. September 27. Samson, p.s., 129 tons, Jones, for Dunedin. H. Aitken, agent. Franklin Belle, ketch, Bradshaw, for AUday Bay. Master agent. Roderick Dhu, bngantine, Robertson, for Timaru. G. Sumpter, agent. vessels in port. Steamer —Waitaki. Barque—Tasso.
The Oamaru and Dunedin Steamship Company's B.s. Waitaki, Captain Edie, arrived from Dunedin at P2.40 p.m. to-day. She brings 40 tons cargo and 29 passengers, and leaves again to-morrow morning. The bngantine Roderick Dhu, Captain Robertson, having shipped 150 tons cargo, sailed last evening for Timaru where she will complete loading for Auckland. The Union Steamship Company's ps. Samson, Captain Jones, steamed for Dunedin at 6.30 last evening, with passengers and cargo. The barque Tasso put out the last of her coal yesterday, arid will sail for Newcastle in ballast with the first slant of wind. The ketch Franklin Belle, Captain Bradshaw, having discharged her cargo of cement, shipped 120 sacks potatoes, and cleared out for All-day Bay last evening, where she will fill up for Dunedin. •
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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 443, 28 September 1877, Page 2
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