CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 1121, 25 July 1865, Page 4

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

INV»"AIU>S COASTWISK. July 2C—AnckliiTjf!. .033 tons, Ponsnnby, master, from the BliitF, with cargo and 25 passengers. G. S. Brodrick. agent. July 24—Geelositf, 137 tons, Turnbull, master, from Lytto'.ton, with cargo and pasBcri'.'crs. .1. Joues and Co, owners. July 24—Rangntira, 174 tons, Mumjle, roaster, from Lyttelton and the North, with cargo and passengers. Lloyd, Taggart and Co, agents. July 24— PioncT, 2:5 tons, Donnelly, master, irom the Molyneux, with cargo. Keith liaras/iy, agent. OUTWARD'S—COASTWISE. July 23—Hero, 7G;> tons, Logan, master, for Lyttelton, with cargo and passengers. Bright Brothers ami C >, ngents. July 24—Surpris?, 10 tons, Morton, master, for Waikouaiti, with sundries. K-jith Ramsay, agent. IMPORTS. Per Rangntira, from Lyttelton and the North : From Auckland—3 bags grass srieds, J A Drury. From Wellington—G kegs butter, TField ; l|.;irec-l merchandise. Surgood and Co ; 1 do drapery, "Watson and Son ; 1 keg nails, Bstines and Olivtr.; 1 case merchandise, Turnbull and Co ; 12 kegs butttcr, T Taylor ;3 do do, Hudson. IVom Lyttelton : 2 coils rope. Rovse, iludie and Co; 2 chests merchandise, Holmes ; 2 do do, Reid and Co.

Per Auckland, from the Bluff: 1 box, Cameron and Co ; 1 do, Welleford ; 1 iron bedstend, 1 mattress, Aldrich ; and cargo for the North.

Per Geelong, from Lyttelton : Under bond —20 eases tobacco. 1!) three-quarter boxes do, 1 case cigars, order. Free and duty pain goodrt—lo crates chn se, R B Martin and Co; 4 ca«s, M'Callum, Nt-ill, and Co; 1 box cuttings, J Cook; 23 cislcs, 7 b.'.gs cheese. Turnbull and Co; G Iceus, 4 jars butter, M'Cttllum, Neill, and Co; 1 pnrcel, Sargood and Co; 1 box, 2 bales, J Junes and Co; 1 do, Mrs Gibbs; 1 package, Ross and Glemlining; G empty casks, Butanent Bros ; 1 box, Mathews; 1 do, Johnstone; 2 do, C Masker; 100 sheep, 2 dogs, Douglas, Alderaon, and Co.

Per Pioneer, from the Molyneux: 10 tons potatoes, J Foy; 10 do do, 10 do turnips, order; 1 chest clothes, Girdwood; 3 do sundries, 6 kegs baiter, 1 bundle trees, Brown.

EXPORTS. Per Hero, for Lyttelton: Original cargo from Melbourne.

The only arrival to-day has been the schooner Christina Thomson, which proceeded direct to Dnnedin. She is a new vessel, from Invercargill. The Pioneer passed up on Sunday.

The ship Eastward Ho, bonnd for Auckland with portion of her cargo, remains inside the Heads windbound. The barque P.G.E. was towed out, and sailed to the southward with a fine breeze. The Hero, for Lyttelton, sailed at 4 p.m.