CUSTOMS ENTRIES. INWARD COASTWISE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 2255, 28 April 1869, Page 2

CUSTOMS ENTRIES. INWARD COASTWISE.

April 27.—Wallace, p.a, 56 tons, Malcolm, from Oamaru, with cargo and passengers. John Jonea and Co., agents. Cora, 45 tons, J. RusseU, from Oamaru. K. Ramaav, agent. Taiaroa.'s.H, 51 tons, Tall, from Port Molyneux. .J. li. Mudie, agent.

OUTWARDS— OOAHTWIfiK. April 27. - Planet, 26 tons, Bain, for Oamaru. X Ramsay, agent. Taiaroa, s.s., 51 tons, Tail, for Port Molynoux, with salmon ova, J. B. Mudie, agent, IMPORTS. Per Wallace, from Oamaru : 1 empty keg, A Todd ; 1 ctBO, A Beaver ; 1 pkg saddlery, G Dowso ; 100 bags wheat, 69 bales wool, Cargiils ; 1 pel, order. Per Cora, from Oamaru : 45 bales wool, Dalgety, Rattray, and Co ; 850 bags wheat, John Douglas. Per Taiaroa, from Port Molyneux: 4 bales wool, John Bathgate. Per Mindora, from London: 1 caso, B Elain ; 15 bales, W and G Turnbull and Co ; 20 cases, order ; lease, J A J M'Gregor: 500 cases, ord<-r ; 42 packages, Oliver and Ulph ; 230 p.-tckmges, M'Callum. Neil, and Co ; 1 cawo. 0 Fenwick ; (J cases, G E Barton ; 13 qr-casks, C It Howden aud Co ; 8 do, Law, Somner, and Co; 11 caeca, It B Martin and Co ; .'J tierces, T M Wilkinson ; 310 casks, order ; 10 qr-caskn, Jamea Finch and Co; 5 packages. Charles Moore ; 1 bor, W Beaver ;'3 crates, C C Armstrong; 1 case,. A II Fitchett; 2 casks, Littlojohn ; 1 cask, 6 trunks, 100 barrels, Bright Brothers and Co; 4 cases, Hugh Fraser; 7 packages, R B Martin and Co ; 200 cisks, Wright, Robertson, and Co; 2 cases, M'Feo; 210 pkgs, M'Callum, Neill, and Co; 20 hhds, order; 10 bdls, B Hibhard and Co ; 5 pkgs, Burton Bros ; 24 do, It B Martin and Co ; 3 pkgs, order ; 10 casea, W aud G Turnbull and Co; 2 casks, Bright Brothers and Co; 15 cases, do; 180 pkgs, order; 5 bales, W andG TurnbuU aud Co; 12 drams, order; 2 cases, It Turnell ; 10 packages, Reany ; 1 caso, Rosa aud Giendining; 1 do, F. Lo Bran; 1 do, Charles Smith ; 40 packages, order ; 12 qr-c udtß, R B Martin and Co ; 8 packages, X Mills ; 130 do, 99 do, 9 pkges, Dalgety, Rattray, aud Co ; 638 packages, W and Qr Turnbull and Co; 1 case, R Mills ; 2 cases, Rev. A R Fitchett; 5 packages, Bank of Otago ; 9 do, Hay Bros and Wright; G do, Rayner ; 53 do, order ; 19 do, Herbert, Haynes, and Co ; fi cases, Kobinson and Co ; 515 pkgs. W aad J Scoular; 53 trunks, Bamet; 25 pkgs, Turnbull and Co ; 25 do, G G Russell and Co ; 3 do, Burt; 5 do, Park and Curio ; 38 do, Hayman and Co ; 35 do, Matheson Bros ; 4 do, Oliver and Ulph ; 7 do, Inglis ; 2 bales, Turn' all, Reeves, and Co ; 850 bags, Lange and Thoneman; 3 iron tanks, 29 packages, Dalgoty, Itattray, and Co; 25 cases, Service, Gibson, and Co; 13 do, order; 50 casks, Barr ; 5 packages, Trustees of Youngman; 51 eises, W Isaacs; 9 pkges, Petitt; 418 pkges, order ; 16 do, Howden and Co ; 340 casks, order; 20 cases, Lange and Thoucman ; 1 ice-house with salmon ova. Superintendent of Otago; 250 boxes, Bright Bros and Co ; 11 packages, A and T Inelis ; 33 do, Gunn and Rosa ; Pl 2 do, Turnbull and Co ; 4 cases, 122 pkgcH, Rcss and Giendining ; 133 pkges, Sargood, Bon, and Ewen ; 135 do, Watson and Sons; 3 do, order; 1 ca<e, WW Wilson; 4 do, ordor; 1409 barn andpk^s, Briscoe & Co; 1 caso, Wilkir.son ; 40 packages, Feldheim. Jacobs, and Co ; 40 cases acid, order ; 22 packages, Shaw and Co; 11 do, Park and Curio; 1 caso, ilills; 275 paokages, 10 pockets, Cargtllß and M'Lean ; 1 qr-oaak, G M'Lean ; 11 packages. Robinson and Co ; 10 casea, Rus^ll and Co ; 31 cases, Heym .nson. L >w, and Co ; 1 caso, W Watt; 4G pkgs, Tesehemaker ; 103 do, Oliver and Ulph ; G cam-s, Clarkson and Turnbull; 118 do, Bing. Harris, and Co ; 145 do, Butterwortli Bros ; 381 cisea, 23 brls, 10 kegs and 7 casks merchandise, Service, Gibson, and Co; 10 pkus. order: 19 do, Calvert and Campbell; 203 pkgs boots and shoes, Haymanson, Low and Co ; 3 casks, Bright Bros.

EXPORTS. Per Planet, from Oamaru : 75 bales wool, Dalgety, Itattray, and Co.

The ship Mindora, previously reported at tho Heads, from London, was towed up last evening by the tug Geelong. Having pow der on ' card, sho was t ronght up in tho quarantine ground, whero she will remain until it is discharged. Shortly after arrival, the cutter Mirprise went alongside for the purpose of receiving tho salmon ova brought I y her ; and when our ro porter left, tho crew of tho ship were engaged in clearing away cargo in the forehatch to act to tho ice-house, for the purpose of discharging ihe ova during the night. The steamer Taiaroa, which has been engaged to tow tho Surprise to tho Molyneux, arrived from Dunedin at dusk, and after receiving

coal, atearoed down to the m«el aboufc 9 o.m ] The lengthy pannage of the Mindora l»a)>e*n i caused hy adverse w.oda north of fcho j trades, and after leaving thera until round-; ing the Cape of Good Hope, Of her passage Captain Cameron reports thafc the Mindora .left Gravesend on the Slat of Decamber, and Deal on the Gth of January. Landed the pilot at the Isle of Wi«ht on the Oth ; strong variable wbds were experienced until oif the Canaries/ when she caught the N.E. trades, whicb were good, and carried her into the S.E. trades. The Equator was crossed on the 12th of February, in long. 23 •15 W,' After losing the tr&dta, variable winds were experienced until paa*ing Gough Mand on the 10th of March ; leading winds from the northward aud eastward then enabled her to lay her course. The meridian of Greenwich was crossed on the 13th, and that j of the Cape on the 18th of the same month. Light westerly breezes then prevailed to long. 45 E., when they increased and blew fresh until she reached GG JS. on tho lst instant, when a heavy E.N.E. gale was encountered for twenty-four hours, and the ohip kept head-reaching under clone reefed topsiils until the morning of the 2nd. Steady strong westerly breezes then set in, nnd prevailed while she ran down her easting, which for the most part was done in 45degS. The Snares were sighted on the 21st insfc; from thence variable and head winds were experienced to arrival. Otago light waa sighted on hunday evening, but owing to a light air and northerly current she was drifted past the Port. The Mindora brings a largo cargo of general merchandise and a few passengers. The health of the ship has been good throughout the passage, no sickness baying occurred. Previous to arrival, tbe passengers presented Captain Cameron with the address which appears in another column expressive of their esteem and confidence in him as a commander. Captain Cameron's reply also appears. The b.«. Wainui, which sailed for Lyttelton ana intermediate ports on Monday, returned to town at 4 a.m. yesterday with a goodly number of Oamaru excursionists. She will probably sail again to-day. H.M.S. Blanche, having been thrown open to the public for inspection, waa visited yesterday by a number of people, including the Oamanr Rifles. Tho latter were to start early tbis morning by tho Wallace, which was appointed to leave Danedin at midnight. Tho barque Lady Belleau, having dii. charged her inward cargo and received ballast on board, ia expected to sail to-day, for Callao.