CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 1089, 16 June 1865, Page 4

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

INWARDS. ,"uncls—Nil. OUTWARD'S. .Tune 15—Nil. INWAUDB - COASTWISE. Juno l."i—Lady •of the Lake, 24 tons, Dougltts master, from Waikouaiti, in ballast. 11. Houghton nnd Ca, agents. OUTWAIUM —COASTWISE. Juno 15— Lidy of the Like, 24 tons, Douglas master, for Waikouaiti, with sundries. 11. Houghton nnd Co, agents. June lE—O'Jigo, 457 tons, bmi:h mister, for Lyttelton, V. ith cargo and 1G passengers, G. S. Brodrick, a^tnt. IMPORTS.

Per Albion, from Mcl bourne : 1 case drapery, W Grahnm ; .'leases, I rusk, M'Fsirlund ; 5 cases niurchiiiuitse, l'aiker and Co ; 15 packages hoots, Ueynmuron ; 5 cases merchandise, •Yountrniiui and Co ; 1 casi? books, Livin^stoiu ; 10 do boils, C Quick ; C bales merchandise, 50 cas:s, W and J Scoulnr ; 1 case, 100 do korosi-ne, A Rriscoo ami Co ; 2 cases, 2 cask?, 2 faekußes, 2 drums, W II Pay ; 100 cases kerosene, 1 do wicks, Stanford ; 2 Cfisee>, M'l\irl \ml ; 1 cask, W ,T Wiir; 40 boxes pit.s, 10 bundles ptiils, A Shaw ; 1 case, Mills an ICo ; .'! cists, J Lazarus ; 30 packages boofp, 1 <1<» leathcrwure, 20 cases boots, 22 packiigtF, .'3 eases clothing, 2 cases woollens, Ueymauton and Co ; 2 trunks boots, Farquhnr ; 4 c;is:s. 2 catting*, Swi'zsr ; 55 cases, 100 boxes, II J IJart; 1 cxprrs.i ivnggon, order ; 7 discs stationery, II Wise ; 4G packages boots, Hcymanson and. Co ; 2 cases plants, 1 package, Law, Sotnner and Co ; 05 cases fruit, i casks eggs, order ; 10 eises bacon, 12 bags peas, 4 casks 50 boxes lobsters, 10 cases salnior, 3 do olives, 50 boxes oysters. Lingo ami Co ; 12 cases, 10 casks pitch, 10 do tar, (J bundles tin buckets, 1 cask, 1 case handles, 2 kegs nails, 1 c;isk glue, 2 cases, 100 boxes peg*, 28 packages ropes, 17 moulds, 1 case, 1 bundle tubing, 1 case, 1 cask, 100 cases kerosene, 1 cask, 9 bars iron, 4 bundles, 2 cases handles, Raines and Oliver ; 100 boxes candles, 40 do soap, 5 cases mustard, Whittingham ; 7 casks oil, 40 cases of castor oil, 4 drums, 2 casks black oil, 4 bales waste, 1 piece hardwood, J Jones ; 1 case plants, C Caldwell ; 1 case, C Bugg ; 1 parcel, Langley and Co ; 1 box, Smith ; 1 bottle, order; I parcel, Fish and Son ; 1 do, Muir ; 1 case, II L Lees ; 1 parcel, Heyinanson ; 1 do, ¥ergu -un; 2 do, Harvey ;. 1 box boots, 3 trunks, Tr.tlcrman.

EXPOItTS,

Per Otago, for Lyttelton and the North ; Under hond for Nelson -4 barrels coflee, J and JII Barr. For New Plymouth— 2 qr: casks brandy, Turnbull and Co. free and duty paid goods : For Lytteltou—l case glassware, Stanford and C) ; 5 do merchandise, 11 cases, 1 bale sundries, J Kohn nnd Go ; 1 crate earthenware, 100 cases fruit, Joseph ; 1 case clocks, Feldheim; 1 do snddlery, Reany Bros ; 8G packages Exhibition goods, Holmes; 1 portmanteau, Mrs Lang Icy; 20 bags rice, Royse, Muiiie nnd Co. For Wellington—l chest tools, Bniithwaite ; 2 stoves, 8 cases paint, IIBrooks; 3 do, I cask drugs, Youngman and Co ; 1 case clocks, P. Hayman and Ci>; 11 pkgs nails, 1 case wedges, 1 case ironmongery, 13G sash weights, 2 rases sundries, case sheet lead, 1 keg nails, Briscoe and Co; 1 case, Parker; 1 do, Dalrymple; 2 stoves, M'Koy and Goodfellow; 8 kegs, 1 parcel, 1 case, Baincs and Oliver; 1 case drapery, "W. Watson and sons; 1 parcel, Sejrer; 3stoves, Stanford and Co; 3 cases drapery, Sargood aud Co. For Picton : 1 trunk.bouts, Sargood and Co; 2 cases drapery, W Wiitsoh and Sons; 1 keg powder, 1 ke.j[ shot, James Mills; 1 case, Hyamsj 1 case drugs, Youoginan and Co; 15

bags malt, Turnbull and Co; 2 cases, 1 qrtierce tobacco, Strelitz f arid Haft; 1 parcel, Feldheim Bros; I bale saddlery, MTarland; 1 truss, 1 case draptry, Snrgood and Co; 1

case glass, Ido varnish, H Brooks. For Nelson: 1 bag, 2 kegs nails, G G Russell and Co; 17..coses exhibits, 10 do models, 44 parcels sundries, I case books, BraHhwalte • 6 cases, 1 cask drugs, Youngman and Co : 10 cases kerosene, Stanford and Co ; 1 case, 1 trunk boots, Sargood and Co. Eor New Plymouth : 1 case drapery, Bing, Harris and Co ; 2 do sundries, Brigcoe and Co ; 3 cases sundries, Dab} tuple and Co ; 3 cases sauces, '• 464 bugs oats, Turnbull and Co ; 1 case, Dalrympleand Co. • '.'■■■"■

The O. S. SI Co.'s R. M. s.s. Albion, Capt. 'John M'LHehlan, left Port Philip Heads at 7.30 p.m., 3rd June. Had W. and S.W. winds during tlie passage to Hokitika, where she arrived on the Bth at 4.45 p.m., after a rapid pnssnge of 4 days 20 hours; left at 11.45 a.m. 9th inntanr, arrived at Nelson at 9.45 a.ia. 10th instant; left on the 11th at 8.15, a.m.; arrived at Wellington at 5.50 p.m same day; left at 2.30 p.m. 13th instant, and arrived at Lyttclton at 0.45 a.m. on the 14th; left at 8.30 p.m. same day, arrived at Port Chalmers at 4 p.m. on the 15th inst. We learn from Captain Thomas Zealand, of the cutter Jane Williams, of Dunedin. that that vessel was lost on the bar at Hokitika, on the 4ih instant. She was from Itiverton, laden with oats, potatoes, and timber. On taking the bar, her rudder was unshipped, when she became unmanageable and went ashore, the sea making a e'ean breach over her. At the same time, the schooners Mnry Ann Christina, and Sisters, were lost. The Jana Williams was owned by Messrs Whtttingham Bros., and was uninsured.

"Australian Lrx>Yn's."— The recentlyestablished Australian Lloyd's Society is progressing satisfactorily. For several weeks past we have had to record the classing of vessels of various kinds, showing that the shipping interest is becoming alive to the advantages of some such reliable registration nnd clasßißciition, Lnst week a new-built brigantine, the Pioneer, received her character from the society prior to sailing on her first voyage, and it is to be hoped she will ba followed by others of our own building. On a former occasion, a vessel was brought under the certificate of the society which hal originally received a character from the American Lloyd's, and to-day, in another column, a meeting is reported, at which a brig, built in the North of Europe, and originally classed at the French Society Veritas, has received hercharacter after being duly examined by the Society's Surveyors. Some sucl> recognised body for testing fairly and satisfactorily the seagoing qualities and condition of vessels trading between the Australian ports was urgently required, and it is gratifying to note that the effort to supply the want \g proving co successful. Ail parties share in the advantages of such an institution. It offers nn additional guarantee to the travelling public and to the shipper of merchandise, it is a protection to the insurance officers, and the owner is at the same time a considerable gainer by the reduction he obtains in effecting his iusurance.—"Argus." June 3.