CUSTOMS ENTRIES INWARDS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 1604, 20 February 1867, Page 4

CUSTOMS ENTRIES INWARDS.

February 19—Daniel Wafson, MS tons, Watson, muster, iromUoba town, with cargo. I'islier JUrod.'agoita. IXWAHIIS — CiMBTvriSK. February I'J ■ Tnr c Jiri.thc "*. 30 tons, Macdonald. muster, from Tiumtu, with cargo. Keith Rnm««y, agent. Otago, 407 t"n", Symon?, mister, fmin Lyttetton, with cargo nnd i>i33-ugers. G. S. Br^drick, agent. Kungitoto, AiO ton?, D.irke, inn«ter, far the HhslTaud M< bourne, wiih tur^o and puis.n--gutß. G. S. Broirick, ugent. OUTWAHUi —COASTWISE, February 19—M.iti'.da Hnyvs. 20 tons, Bowes, muster, f r O.imiru «nd Moeraki, with cargo, lv-ith Rsim-tny, ngont. Otago, 4'j7 tons, Sjhk.iis, master, for Blutt and Melb:>un.e, with cargo un-.t passengers. G. S. BfixlricU. -igcni.. Mary Ann Chrijim.j, .'lB tans, Ritchie, muster, for Oamr.ru, with cargo. Kjiih ltamsay, agert. IM PORTS. Per R inKittitn, from M< linurnn : Onder bund—3 cxski Fteitn. 1 v-w. oil, Lav, Somcier nud Co; 2 Cftsi'i tin {,';"'!•>, Kurru; 1 b«le Btutioimry, 4 <n°i-«, " Oiago Daily Time*"; 1 case, BeScrijiwi'.l; 10 p.ii:k-:g;-s lvmehtnery, Swan; 1 CiiS'J tork-, lict-VLH; 1 case, M'KurJnnrJ ; 1 we, Dowrsu ; lou bugs iljur, AitdtTaon and Co ; a c..«ch sutiom-r/, "Wise ; 3 buX'jH, Taylor ; li& cus-.s oUrtt, Grogjr ; 0 <io Li-Jut, iVrrtst ;50 hags j b.irk, Fl'Xinan; G wm inernlmn-line, 1 bug, MTallum, N.ili «tid ;'o ; 0 cas •>, Munro; 6 cnsct>, Tqrtierc.a, Lnn^i- iv.A TlujiieraMii; 2 elites boois, Hcymiiiihoninii (It,; 22 p&ukngcs drupu-ry, tfar^oo;! and C<>; 3 fuses ajiinplc*, 5 ilo milii. !> iJ<» c:ip>;r-<. 5 'Id jelly, f> <io meruhiindite, 100 bu^s iliur, Whittiiiglmm Uroa; 1 cait', Swiuitt'ii; -H tagn onions, 103 casts fruit, Walters; 45 iio, 12 hull t!o, l)ui<iiiiigBrothera ami Co-, 1 oa-.c boots, farpood aad Cv; I w-'. liuJsun; G eases Oliver »n-l Ulph ; 21 !>■»«« W'^"S , 35 cu-jcu fruif, or<icr; 3 p..e!.a-:» ho?.-. Burke; 33 hsM onioi.s, B.yle on.l Co; 12 rums, Ru«cl and Co? 3 awes, Mosci; sdo f.uu, S' half d.r, Dunnii'g Bfottic-rs; 1 paexnge, Beiffhoir and Co; 5 casi-*, Sargo.nl Iviuk »t>d Cos 1 box. M'lier; 1 P«rorf, llh/; 1 do, lioark; 1 do. Oiu.-ki-; 1 do, NichoUon; 1 pawnee, Tromlt; I pjircel, Haui's; I do, Kirkpatriuk; 1 do. K..bS and Gluadiutng; 1 do, Isaacs; 1 <!o, Jirown and Oo; Silo, Jajic; 1 do, btevcnsOß; 1 <i", Hitchcock; wiiu original earpo for Murthvtn Foris. Ter Tuiacoa, fr->in I'urt Molyncux : 40 bale* wool, Diiver an-1 M-clean ; 10 do, J Held and Co; 25 do, ('nrgH's and M'Lcan ; 15 do, G G Russell and Co ; 20 df% G Hay; 1 box, or.ier ; 1 iio, Fotlierinjitoa ; 3 barrclo empty buttles. Bolton ; I boxi I bug, 2 packages lugC'iro Dalrymple and Co ; v b.trrt'l*. Mairiball and Copelan<l; "2 boxes eggs, T Brcwa. Fer Gfccloug. from Uaiuwu: 139 bales wool, Pargllls and Al'Ltad ; 11 do, order ; 40 bails wheat, Duncan. KXPOKTS.

Per Mwy Abu» Chris tinii, for Oamaru; Ex Caribou under bona—l3 case*, 1 cask, 2Ui bari iron, Daigu.y, liattray an.l Co. .Free and duty paid-4*2 jiackngcs furniture, I halo, II Millar; 7 ca^ks tobacco, 60 bundles standards, G-GKiisavl and Co*. Per Matilda iiajes: For tjatnaro, ex warehouse under boml—ls baga sugar, Brown and Co. Ewe md duty taid-5 jacknges, F J

Mo*«; 4 half chert* tea, T Brown »nd Co j S bag* ffienl, G.Ocaj'ei" claret, 2 packagt», 1 quarter cask wh'sicy, 9 bag» candlei, C c*»cb kerosene, 20 bdxes neap, 4 bak-s corn eackf, 200 bundles Btandardf, 32 coila wirp, Cargills and M'l>ran ; 1000 fctt timber, W Bell end Co; 1 cask hpplci, I cas"j, DaJgety and Co; I bale snckH, Karneay ; 500 feet tfraber, Black find Thomson. Kor Moernkt—7 packages, G G Rmuli and Co ; 1 bale sacks, KB M«.rti,n and (.'0 : 3 pnckfigfca, Barron, Grant and Co ; 2 p!ouj,'h*, T Robinson and Co. Ptr (>t«go : For Bluff, free and duty pnii — 1 cum; drnp: ry, lioss and Gltudiatafe; 2 Jo r]r.ipir,i, bar«ood s>nri Co; 23 «l)fep. Driver, M.*l>i.iMi sad Co. l>r Mfclbouriif, under boiw —36-t cdft-g genera, I ullage do, Bmtmt'ot IJr-'.ilicii. Vur MeHjinrne, fre; end duty paid—7 cft«e»! fiih, 6 ca»k» do, W Jrim*-, 1 caw samples, Dalgct/, Kattra-y and C>; 8 ci»fci, I ci!j>k furiiilire. 1 chtat drawtrc, 3 packages tfftcts, Stlby; I parcel, Moody; 173 bal'.-« woo!, Parker. Gold, the produce of Ofaco —4 *iox<-s builion, 3070.Z Sdvrt, Kiuk u£ New Zealand.

WEATiiEIt TBLEGRAM3.~Y*:steedat. Wsllw.tqs ■. W«h?, N.W, lfjfht brcc-ze ; wi.'ttlitr dull Is'Kr.i-orf1 : Wind, N.E, light hrccze j fine weather I3u:Nir>;nt : Wind, S.K, liyht breeze ; fine wcuttitr Lyttki.to.v: Wiu<J, I>".E., lyht breeze ; fino wcjitlier CiiKi.wcm'ucif: No wind j weather gloomy BKAi-i-.r • Wind. K.W.. light breeze; flue weather; river very low. GitKriioijiii : Wind, N.E, light breeze ; weather fine; -bar good fioxiTiKA : Wind, N.W., light breeze ; wcuthtr fino BLirrr: Wind, S.W, frtah bretzc; weather dull

The B.c Taiardn left Port Clislmeru oa the evtrang of Friday, the 15th, and armed at tho Mrlyncux sit 5.30 p.m. next day; wuitcd for tidf, and cnuired the rlrcr at 10 a.m.;' dhebarged cargo, and took iv 119 bales of wool and Bundrka; h.tt on the }Bih at 0.30 p.m., nrul arrived alongside the Port Chalmers jetty at 9.3) p.m. She discharged portion of litr wool into tho shipi Cel.xno and Wurrii «• Queen 'yesterday foronoan, and pro etHel t'i J.'unedin at hi^h water. Tliu S.S.N. Company's ps. Gtciong rf;turned from her Northern trip at 4 11.111. ytsteidny. bhe k'ft Port Chalmers 00 Wedn- sday evening, tlie 13th, nn-1 en procteUn^f down the Channel, ruet the Brisk, with Hi* Jixeelk-ncy t)«e Gov.-rnor on board, ar.d K.'iluUd h<-r on parsing, with rockets. Onnrnru wiig ruarhiit) mxt day, at 7 a.m.; discharged cargo, arid sailed at noon for Timaru, wheic ■he arrived at midnight; left at 3 p.m. on tli'j IStli, andarrired at Aknroa f.t 3 n.:n. Nt-xt day ; left at .0 a.rn, and arrived at L.ytuU/n\ ut 11 «.»». mniciny; <!i«ol.ar f 'icd cargo, and lult on tho return trip at 9 same evening; univeJ at Akaroa i»t 3 a.m. on thu 17th; lull nt 7 p.m., find arrived at Timaru at the same hour iKxt morning; left at 11.30 a ni., f>ml arrived at O-imtirti at 4.30 p.m.; took iv 150 bales of -001, v.'id left at 10 p.m. During tliu trip fine clear weather w.ia experienced. She dinch-trged her wool into the Wan lor Q-jen, and proceeded to lovrn during the uifcrnion. 'J h,' ship Timaru, now loading at Tinuru, has upwards »t 2i(iO bik-a of wool oa board, and is expected to flmisti tbis wick. Tlie h h. Otngo, wi"h tin outward portion of thu Knglish mails via Suez, t'iok her dupariure tor ilelbouruc and the UluiE at 5 p.m. j't-iiterday.