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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 782, 14 October 1878, Page 2

ARRIVALS. October 12. Cora, sch., 45 tons, Russell, from Foxton. October 13. Isabella Anderson, sch., Paterson, from Timaru. DEPARTURES. OCTOBER 12. Waitaki, b.s., 228 tons, Edie, for Dunedin. H. Aitken, agent. Rosannah Rose, sch., 130 tons, Helgeaon, for Wellington. Vessels in port. Barque—Ceylon. Barquentine—Avoca. Brig&ntine—Eliza Mary. Schooners —Jane Anderson, Pelican, Cora, Isabella Anderson, Maggie Pateraon. Ketch—Jesßie. The s.s. Waitaki, Capt. Edie, - took her departure for Dnnedin at S p.m. on Saturday, with a numuer of passengers and 16 tons of rgo. The schooner Com, Capt. Russell, arrived ,fx port on Saturday from Foxton (Weeingigi), with a cargo of timber. The schooner Isabella Anderson, Captain PatereOH, arrived from Timaru yesterday morning. She will fill up with produce for The schooner Rosannah Rose, Captain Helzeaon. sailed for Wellington on Saturday evening, with about 122 tons of produce. The barquentine George Noble, bound from Newcastle to Timaru, coal-laden, was sighted off this port at noon to-day. 6 SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Melbourne, October 12. The Underwriters' Association report under date London, October Gth :—Arrived—Lorraine, from Auckland, and Himalaya, from Timaru. Wellington, October 12. The barque Felix Stowe, from Newcastle to Lyttclton with coals, was blown ashore thiß afternoon at the mouth of the Otaki river. Messrs. Jenkins and M'Donald, with a party of natives put oft" in one of the ship's boats found on the beach, and brought off the captain's wife in a terrific sea. The ship is not damaged yet. Captain Pigott and three Bailors were drowned trying to get ashore. COMMEHCIA L INTELLIGENCE. AUCTION KKK ' REPORTS. Mr. George Greenfield roporta having sold at his mart, on Saturday, a lot of books, cheese, bacon, tea, and washing machines, &c. Cheese fetched GUI to 7 Jjd ; bacon, 8d ; tea (boxes), 23s to 24s ; washing machine, books, middling prices. The attendance was large, but the bidding was languid. AUCKLAND. [by telegraph.] Mr. Binney reports business steady and up to the average, although the flour market still continues in an unsatisfactory state, little disposition being shown to purchase. Reports from foreign markets show a drooping tendency, whilst our own is decidedly overstocked. The leading brands show no alteration in price at Lll to Lll 10s ; but large quantities of outside brands are offering at LlO. In effect the wheat is dull at 4s 6d ; light oats are selling at 4s 6d to 4s 9d ; heavy, at ss; maize is scarce, good samples are worth 4s Od ; oatmeal and pearl barley ahow no alteration ; butter Is ; cheese, 7*d ; hams and bacon, 7d to "Ad ; ditto, in cloth, 8d to B}d ; potatoes are easier—Canterbury's come forward plentifully ; our local farmers are now forwarding more than latterly ; the price I received is L 4 10s L 5. Mr. Buckland reports :—Fat cattle, 25s to 32s per lOOlbs ; fat sheep, in wool, 3Jd per lb ; *horn, 2Jd ; fat lambs, 4s 7cl each. NAPIER. [by telegraph.] October 12. Messrs. Hoadley and Lion report that the following prices were realised at their sale at Hastings on the 11th inst.:—Yearling steers, from L 3 to L 4 10s.; 2-year-old steers, from L 5 to LG ; three-year-old steers, from L 7 to L 9 ; fat cattle, from LlO to Lll 10s ; yearling and two-year-old heifers, from L2 17s. &&. to L 5 15s. milch cows, from L 6 10s. to L 9 155.; light and weight carrying hacks, fromLl7 10s. to L 32 10s.; light draught, Lls to L 35. AND I/. MACLEAN. AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, TIMARU. 309 U. GBOBUK ROBINSON, fl. SURGEON DENTIST, •las Removed to his New Promises in Eden'troet, OPPOSITE WESLEY AN CHURCH See Blue Lamp. July ?6. 187 ft. 511 NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. JHE undersigned begs to inform his Customers and the Public generally that. he has received his FIRST SHIPMENT oSPRING AND SUMMER BOOTS, pei Inglewood, from London. They are in great variety, in all the LATEST and NEWEST FASHIONS in LADIES' and CHILDREN'S KID BOOTS AND SHOES, Lasting HOUnE BOOTS AND SLIPPERS ; also GENT'S, YOUTHS', and BOYS' BOOTS. The above-mentioned goods are from the most Celebrated Makers in the Home Country, and of the BEST QUALITY. JOHN M'LAREN, BOOT MAKER AND IMPORTER, Thames-strkkt, Oamaru. 813 O AMARU LOAN AN I) DISOOUN'i OFFICE (Opposite Post Offioe) THAMK-i-NTKKKT, OAMAR.U. MONEY ADVANCED In Buniß varying from L 5 to LSOO, uu Pep sonal Security, to be repaid by Weekly <>■ Monthly Instalments of la. in the LI. Fo inst&nue : Persons desirous of obtaining L; receive L 4 10s. cash, repaid by Twent\ iuHtalmonts of sb. each, the balance <'edu '*■<•"• for interest, ami bo on up to I^lfti. BILLS DISCOUNTED; •-lone) Lent on Deposit of Deeds, S<-rn Hon.lm. ite. : aljo, M<>NK V K N T »u vory dosi'.ripti'.n of Personal Pr >jiert\ Any Security i>rw;irded by Post or oth«» wise *-ill receive Prompt Attention eitlif by Post Omen Order or Oh. qit. N. B, Entrance to Pr«v»-o Office by Richt-of-Way Iwtween Messrs. Cagney's said Kennedy's. Mx X*AUfc«.eri.w<> Strictly Cootjokmtial. J. MOSS. OAMARU. §33