SHIPPING.

Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1322, 22 March 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT Of OAMARU. HIGH WATER AT OAMA.EU. to-moki.ow. 11.45 a.m., and 0.15 p.o . MONDAY. a.m., and 0.40 p.m. ARRIVED. MiVT.cn 2± Maori, ».s., HS tons, White, from T)nnwiin• H. Ajtbcn, acent. SAILKV. March 22. Maori, 8.8.1 lis tons, White for Dunedin via Port Chalmers. H. Ait ben, **Handa laic, barquentine 261 tons, Davies, for Auckland. J. and T. Meek, agents. IN HARBOK. Barques—Pccb!esabire and Auriga. Brig—Emperor. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Maori, from Dunedin, on Wednesday. Lizzie Gay, brigantine, fiom Fedoras Soand, daily. . Cceola, brigantine, from Newcastle, early. Darcy Pratt, brißautine, from Newcastle, Presto, barque, from Newcastle, early. Stanley, brigantine, from Newcastle, early \T.r.hall s., brigantine, from Auckland **E&eißlie, f.s., from London, in July. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Maori, a.s., for Dunedin on Wednesday. Peeblesshire, barque, for London, in April. Auriga, barque, for london, early. Elderslie, 8 s., for London, in August. IMPORTS. The following are the consignees per Maori—Bryce, Headland, Watson, Kilgonr, J M. Brown, Fewell, Purchon, Fraser, Glen aad Frew, Loft, Speuce and Bee, Familton, Humphrey, Haggie, Meek, Hdl, Davidson, Esther, Clarke and Jamieaon, Booth, Hayne, PhilDOt and Mathicaon, Symington, Oaraaru Mail, Menriea, N.Z.S. Co. DooUy, flayes, Welsh, Johnston, Gascoyne and Dickson, A. Christie, Price, Taylor, Cameron, Common, Meehan, Grave, Mitherland, Maaton. l.ane and Co., Patterson, Johnstone, Keid and Gray, Macfarlane and Watson, G. Watsoa, Hood. exports. Per Maori—For Dunedin :15 cases, 4 reels barbed wire, Colonial Barbed Wire Company j 2 empty casks, Humphrey and Co ; oo empties, C. Manton ; 50 cases beer, H. Altken. For transhipment to ss. Hauroto : 160 kegs butter, J. and T. Meek. Per Handa Isle—For Aucklanrt : 200 sks flour, 60 klo do, SO J-do do, Ireland and Co • 724 sks barl-y, 914 do oats, 159 do grass seed, 50 do fl jur, 3S do oatmeal, J- and T. Meek ;5' 0 sks oats, H. Connell; 931 sks wheat, 392 do oats, 4 do barley, N.Z.L. & M.A. Company.

The Union Company's steamer Maori made her usual trip to this port from Dunedin this morning, and steamed on her return trip this The barquentine ITandalslecomp'cted her loading yesterday. She wa3 towed to sea the Progress, and took her departure for Auckland at noon to-d-y. , . , The barque Auriga has been haurd alongside the Nonnanby Wharf. The brig Emperor is expected to load produce for Auckland.