SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARFtIVALS. Mat I. Richard and Af ary schooner, 44 tons, Britt, from I yttelt'ti. Master, agent. May 2. Samson, p.*.. l2f>ton.i, Jones, from Dnnedin. Henry Aitken, agent. Passengers—Cahin : jMrs. Stutter; Misses Ho.-an, Clark, Kennedy. Coventor; Messrs ftaird. Mn-rav. [ Grave, ♦ Jihbn, r lliot. Mahrrt. FJeThlnn, Kwt. McCormack. Constable Donovan, and 2 Steerage. DEPUiTTTRES. May 2. Vixen, three-masted schooner 179 ton?, _ Stephen, forlaranaki. Has-iell. Son, and Co, •' agents. CLEARED AT TFfK f UST<>M*. Franklin Belle, k-teh 30 ton?. P.radshaw or Dunedin. C. fralhnith and Co., agents. Vf-'SKrXS FN P«»RT. Steamer—Samson. Barque—Palace , BrtL'antine—OccoTa. Schooners —Tanran<_'a. Richard, and Mary. ; Ketch —Frankiin ivp,-. KXr>».RTS. Per Vixen, for X.w- ITym >nth—7oo sacks Roar, 400 half-sack* >1" . 4»lO qr.-sacks •To-., 431 sacks »»*■>. ">»> sacks oatmeal. Has«elU Sort, and o : »';">-"» r«.gs wheat. :i>s •Ta.cs oats. 4 hairs "a m»a>. 120 lags flnnr. tfiOhalf havsd.... 200 i|' -I'W do., Anderson and Co.: I *lr<v. t dorrMe. farrow plough, I set harness, f.vr.l and O-.y. Per Frank'in R-Ile. for !>nedin—lS tons stone. C Mnnrn: ISO hags flour, 30 bags •wheat. Hay::ml F?arr. <3 ■ The p.s. Samson. Captain Jones, arrived from Dunedin at « o'clock this morning with JS passengers anil 4''- tons of nnp.ro. The three-masted "ehoorcr Vixen. Captain Stephen. "aiTed to-dav f-.r Taranakt with a ' cargo of produce for Taranakt. Contrary to expectation, the ketch FrankTin Belle did not suwed in completing her j loading fast evening She ha* cleared at the Customs and writ sad thi* evening. We tarn that the hrig Oceola and the three-masted schooner Ice heen chartered to return to this port with carews of coal. The schooner Richard an'i Mary. Captain FVif.t. arrived from Lyttetfon yesterday, in hallast. She will load witli produce for Napier. SKIPPING TKLKCE.AMS. ArcKUM', Mav- I. The Australia saited for San Francisco this afternoon. She took forty-five saloon passengers from Auckland, and a quantity of cargo. \Vf;t.r,[Si;ws, May 1. The schooner Clio was hauled off the rocks this mornintr. and is found to have sustained no serious damage. May 2. Arrived—Titrnhidl and Coy's Rarqirentine May, from Hong Kong and Singapore with a caricoconsisting of 4;"0 tons of s ■>!.'<>. tapioc-.. rice, 'sugar, and 'spices. She left Singapore on Fehrnary f>th.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 623, 2 May 1878, Page 2
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359SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 623, 2 May 1878, Page 2
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