CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 1123, 27 July 1865, Page 4

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

INWAKDB. July 2G—Nil. OUTWARI>3. July 26—Nil. IN''-'AItDS -COASTWISE. July 20—Nil. OIJTWAIUJS COASTWI3E. July 2G—Gcelong, 3:i7 tons, Turnhull, master, for Lytteltou (md intenncilifite portw, with cargo and pus-engerß. J Jone3 and Co, owners.

July 26—Auckland, 533 tons, Ponsonby, master, ior Lyttelton and Northern Ports, ■with cargo and passengers. G. S. Brodrick, agent.

July 20—Brother?, 32 tons, Ritchie, master, for Oamaru, with sundries. Henry Wurm, agent. EXPORTS. Per Auckland, for Northern Ports: Under bond, for New Plymouth : 50 cases bottled beer, Coote and Co. For Wellington : I case boots, Berrill aivl Bond. Free and duty paid, for Lyttelton : 1 case, 1 tnuw drapery, Bing, Harris and Co ; 10 baits hoopiron, Briscoe and Co ; 1 pkge hoots, Heymanson and Low. For Wellington : 1 case merchandize, W Fnrnie ; 1 do sundries, Kohn and Co; 9 bdlH deiils I'.nrl sashes, 30 do mouldings, liO3 Tse, Mudio and Co ; sundry ironmongery goods, Briscoe and C <>; 2 cases drapery, 7do exhibits, G pieces wood, 15 do wool press, 1 shaft and pully, Tnrnbull and Co ; 2 dogs, Menzie?, 15 {ikt's mutton birds, C Westry ; 1 parcel, Bird ; 1 cusk saddlery, 1 parcel, A M'Farland nni Co ; 1 spring cart, Strike ; 1 portmanteau, F Wayne ; 1 cask zinc and 1 keg nails, Briseoe and Co ; 3 trunks boots, 5 bales drapery, Sargood and Co ; 27 pkgs boots, 2 trunks, 1 case, 1 bijle.le.'ither, licymanson and Low ; 1 box, 1 parcel, Superintendent. For Picton: 1 parcel, unknown ; 1 case merchandise, P Hayman and Co ; 1 etise saddlery, 1 package whips, M'Farlanu and Co ; 2 chust< candles, 5 chests tea, 1 case sundries. 5 casks currants, 2 pocket hops, .M'Callum, Neill and Co ; 1 truss matting, Butterworth Bros ; 1 v >ox, 1 barrel, 1 bale nurehandise, 2 bags, 1 halfchest, J an'l J H B.irr ; 1 case dru-js, Youngman and Co ; ironmongery sundries, Briscoe and Co ; 1 ense drap'-rv, Sargond and Co. For Nelson : 1 chest, J Reekie ; 1 case drugs, 2 casks do, Youngman and Co ; 1 trunk boots, Sargood and Co ; 1 case drapery, Bebarfiild. For New Plymouth : A large quantity of ironmongery goods, Briseoe and Co ; 1 case drapery, Bing, Harris and Co ; 2 trusses drapery, Sargood and Co. For Manakau : 1 box, Turton ; 2 boxes sundries, 1 bundle bedding, D S Carrie ; and a quantity of cargo from the Bluff, and from Melbourne for Northern Ports.

Per Geelon.fr, for Lyttelton and Intermediate Ports : Under bond, for Timaru—2 qrcasks rum, Af/Ciillum, Neill and Cj ; 1 halftierce tobacco, H Wurca. For Lyttelton: 3 barrels tobacco, 1 hhd do, 3 casks coffee, 15 boxes candles, 1 purccl copper rods, Cargill and Co. Free and duty paid for Oamaru : 2 bags seed, C Lorenque ; 8 cases wash tobacco, II B Martin and Co ; 2 crates earthenware, Matheson and Campbell; I6case3 oil, Bates and Co ; 2 clocks, P Hay man aDd Co ; 3 casks butter, Barron, Grant and Co ; 5 bags sugar, 6 cases, 1 box, R S Dods ; 3 sacks, 1 pkg seeds, Law, Somner and Co ; 1 cask glassware, Matheson and Co ; 3 cases glass, 1 do oil, II Brooks ; 20 cases soap, 10 do candles, 1 case castor oil, Dalgety and Co ; pkgs stationery, A 11 Livingstone ; 1 set harness, F Coleman ; 6 cases kerosene, Briscoe and Co ; 1 case haras, 1 cheese, 1 basket sugar, 1 casie, R S Dods ; 1 trunk, 2 bales leather, G It'Hercus; sundries, Briscoe and Co ;"2 casks aerated waters, Butement Bros ; 1 waggon, Douglas, Alderson ami Co; 2 bales sheet iron, A Briscoe and Co ; 1 case, Barron, Grant and Co ; 1 pkg saddlery, II Frascr ; 1 ease lead, 1 pig tin, Fl Brooks ; 1 box, R B Martin and Oo ; 1 truss, 1 trunk, 1 parcel, Sargood and Ci>; 1 case drugs. Youngman and Co; 1 bale leather, G P Farqnhar. For Tiraaru: 1 trues, 1 parcel matting, Buttcrworth Bros ; 2 pkgs leather, WH Pay ; 1 case axes, F Coleman ; 10 cases galvanised iron, 3 cwt nails, 18 pieces ridging,

THIS DAY,

R B Martin and Co; 4 casts, 12 do oil, Bates j and Co ; 1 case, 1 parcel, P Hayman and Co; 2 casks coal, 18bars iron, A BriscoeaiidCo;'l7 sacks, 2 casks seeds, Law, Somne'r, and Co; 1 case, J Mackay; 2 .bales corn sacks, 3 cases, 1 cask, 1 box almonds, 2 do isinglass, .2 chests, 2 half-chests tea, 1 qir-tierce, 2 boxes tobacco, 3 kegs, 3 cases, 1 cask, I cwt soda, 7 bags, 2 boxes, 2 cases, R B Martin and Co; 1 chest candles, M'Callum and Co; 2 cases, J Kohn and Co; sundries, Briscoe and Go; 6 half-chests tea, R S Dods; 1 case boots, J Svvitzer; 1 cask horseshoes, 11 bars iron, Briscoe and Co; 6 packages furniture, 2 chairs, G G Russell and Cop 1 chest raisins, 2 cases jams, 2 bags oatmeal, M'Callum and Co; 1 chest, M'Arthur; 2 casks waters, Butement Bros; 1 cask whiting, R B Martin and Co; 3 trusses, 1 parcel, Sargood and. Co; 1 ca^e, Alcorn, Kerr, and Co; 1 bale leather, G P Farquhar; 12 casks stout, Parker and Gareides; 1 case, Ross and Glendining; 1 bag, S James. For Lyttelton: 4 cases picks, A Shaw and Co; lease, Feklheim Bros; 10 eases beer, Dalgety and Co; 2 bundles steel, 20 cases kerosene, 2 cases. 1 keg nails, 9 barrow wheels, 1 keg iittings, Briscoe and Co; 1 case, Sargood and Co; 1 do, T S Harrison and Co; 1 piece chain, 13 lengths piping, 1 package, Briscoe and Co.

It is worthy of notice, in connection with the statistics of exports from this Province, that the frtcamsdip Orneo, on 'her first trip to Melbourne, will take about two hundred tons of potatoes and a large quantity of grain. The steamer Tunpeka brought down this morning, for transhipment to the Omeo, about sixty tons of potatoes, which had been received at Dunedm from the Molyneux, by the schooner Pioneer and other vessels, and the remainder of the produce to be thus exported has been received from the same locality and from other districts of the Province. The three-masted schooner Alma ia likewise loading potatoes at Dunedin Wharf for Sydney.

The paddle-steamer New Zealand, bound for Ijokitika, with a considerable cargo and a large number of passengers, sailed at 11.30 a.m. The Auckland and Geelong sailed at 1.30 p.m. The schooner M;;ry Jane, which lately put back owing to stress of weather, sailed on Tutsday evening, anil has probably again brought up at the Heads, tho weather continuing to be unfavorable.

Three steamers from the North—the Hero, Tararua, and Wellington —may be expected to arrive in port during Thursday. The Tararua returns to Sydney, via Northern Ports, on Friday ; tho Wellington makes her regular trip to the Bluff"; and the Hero will sail on Saturday for Melbourne.

It will be seen by advertisement that, on and after August Ist, persons proving themselves to be the representatives of those employed in the steamer City of Dunedin, will be paid the* amount of wages due to the deceased up to the date of the loss of the vessel.

The first arrival from Newcastle, is expected to be either the Affiance or the Collingwood. The Affiance -s already reported as having arrived there from this port, but she left with an open charter.

Tho schooner Otago, recently launched in the Upper Harbour, has been brought round to Port Chalmers, and moored near the hulk Thomas and Henry, where she will be masted and ringed. At the other side of the bay lies

the ancient James Daly, of the cod-head and mackerel-tail species of schooner. She is also receiving new spars and some repairs, with theinttntion.it is understood, of fitting her ibr outside work.

The steamer Titania, which has already made several successful voyages to Hokitika and back, nnd has long been a favorite passenger boat between this port and Invercnrgill, is advertised to sail again for the West Coast, immediately after her arrival, now hourly expected.