CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 2000, 28 May 1868, Page 4

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

IN WAIVD 8— COASTWISE.

May 27—-Lady Bird, 220 tons. Lusher, master, from Wellington, kc, with cargo and passengorH. Dalgety, Rattray, and Co, agents. OUTWAKDS— COASTWISK. May 27—Crest of tho Wave, SO tons, Black,* mriuter, for Westport, with cargo. B. B. Martin nnd Co, agents. IMPORTS. Por Taiaroa, from Port Molyneux : 187 bags oatH, Reids and Herbert ; 95 do barley, Jas Whitelw ; 108 do oats, Bright Brothers; 1 case, Reids and Herbert; 1 keg butter, A Rowlands ; 3 bundles, Oliver and Uiph ; 1 case, 1 package, Sargood, King, aud Sargood ; 2 cases, I barrel, Bolton; 41 bags barley, Jas Whitelaw. Per Lady Bird, from Lyttelton : CO pigs, George and Co. EXPORTS. Per Crest of tho Wave, for Westporfc : Free and duty paid—4so bags oats, 420 bags Hour, 42 bales chaff, GO bags bran, D H Miller. ,

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS— Yksterday,

Bluff, May 27 —Claud Hamilton, from Melbourne, at*B a.m.

GnEYMOUTir, May 20 — Jane Elkin, for Lyttelton, afc noon. Mary Sfcowarfc, for Melbourne, at noon.

Weluni-ton, May 27 — Rnahine, for Sydney, at 7.30 a. m ; Taranaki, for Picton, at midnight.

Hokitika, May 27 — Southland, from Lyttelton, at I p.m ; John Pcnn, for Nelson, at 1.40 p.m ; Otago, for Melbourne, afc 1 p.m.

WEATHER TELEGRAMS. —Yesterday. Wellington: Wind S.W., light; bar. 30.18, thor. 55 ; rain. Nelson : No wind ; bar. 20.80, thor. 52; fine we.-ithcr. Blenheim: Wind W. light; bar 30.14, ther. 48; lino woathor *, rivers falling. Lvitelton : Wind S. VV. ; bar. 30.20, ther. 40 ; squally. CuiusTciiUKCit: Wind S.W., light; bar. 30.14, thor. 54 ; dull wcathor. Timabu : No wind ;>ar. 30.25, ther. 49 ; dull weather. BealyiNo wind; fine wcathor; rivers very low. Gkeysiouiu : Wind N.E. ; fino. weather; bar good. Hokitika : No wind; bar. 30.05, ther. 41 ; fine weather; bar good. Port Chalmers : Wind S.W., light; bar. 30.05, thor. 49 ; fino weather. Bluff •. No wind ; bar. 30.20; foggy.

The a. a. Taiaron, after an unusually protracted trip, caused through heavy weather, returned from Southern ports at 4 a.m. yesterday, and moored alongside tho hulk Industry, whoro sho discharged part of her enrgo, and proceeded to Dunedin on tho evening's flood. She loft Port Chalmers at 8 a.m. on tho 21at, aud arrived afc Waikava at 9 a.m. on the 22nd; landed passengers and discharged cargo, and left at noon, arriving in Molyneux Bay at 5 p.m, samo day; brought "up for tho night, and entered tho river at .1.30 p.m. next day ; discharged cargo and loaded produco ; was detained insttlo tho river by strong winds and rough bar until 4.30 p.m. pn the 26th, when she sailed for Port Chalmers. Strong E. and S.E. winds and heavy «eaa wpro experienced throughout tho trip. . Capt. Tall, of the Taiaroa, reports-that the schooner Clutha was loaded with timber at Waikava, and awaiting a favourable opportunity to aail for Dunedin; also, that the new schooner Jane Anderson was launched, and had her masts in and standing rigging act up Sho would probably leave for Dunedin, within a fortnight-, with timber. , The barque Eleanor, from Newcastle, with a cargo of coalconsignod to Mr Hutehifion/arrivSrafc the Hcads^. yesterday morning. -AA- .v v. -a