CUSTOMS ENTRIES.
INWAKD.S. Nov. 20 Dammar, 41 tons, .Walker, from C&tlin's River, with cargo. Keith lUraaay, agent. Lloyd's Herald, 48 tons, Henry, from Catlin'ss River, with cargo. Kwith Ramsay, agent. Result, 14 torn*, Kelly, from Kakanui, with cargo. Keith Ram*ay, agent. Pioneer, 23 tons, MaU.eson, from Oamaru, with cargo. Keith lianmay, agent. oUTWAKDh. Nov. 20 Ziska, I'J9 tons, Scaplehoru, for Melbourne, with original carjjo from Foochow. ('.ir^'illa and M'Leau, agent*. Lloyd's Jierald, AH turn, Henry, for Catlin's Uiver, in ballast. Keith Ilarnß.iy, agent. Dagmar, 44 tons, Walker, for Catlin'n River, in ballast. Keith Ilarncay, agent. Oreti, 00 tons, Bartlett, for Uluff, in ballast. Neiil and Co., agents. Wellington, 202 tona, Carey, for Lyttelton, with cargo. J. MLIIh, agent. IMPORTS. Per .Dagmar, from Catlin'a River: I^jt timber, Cuthricand Afiher. Per Lloyd's Herald, from CatHn'fl Jtiver : Ivot timber, (1 V Reid. Pec Pioneer, from Oamaru : 284 bags, Turnbul! and Co.
Per Result, from Kakanui : 1 bag, Duncan; 2 empties, Straehan ; 1 do. Burke ; 1 do, Jas Wilson and Co; 1 do, Keast and Co; 39 Bcrewß, Kiueaid, M'Queen, and Co. Per Strathnavi-r, from Mercury Bay : Lot timber, Black and Thomson. Per Samson, from Oamaru : 4!:S baty» wheat, Whitelaw ; f>o bags Hour, Hity ; 114 bags wheat, Anderson and Mowat ; 100 bags flour, Patersonand M'Leod ; 148 bales wool, Kusuell and Co ; 1 pkg, Cameron ; 'A empties, 2 kegs, Thomson and Co ; 27 casks, M'Jx;od, ItobiiiK, and M'Lcotl ; 1 bale, 2 bundles, J Lanßeigne ; "i lambu, IG sheep, Menlove ; 3 pigs, Wilson ; 14 bundles ukins, Murray, Roberts, and Co ; HO lambs, Gall ; 30 i-baga, 140 l-bags llour, Thomson Bros.
EXPORTS
Per Storm Bird : For Bluff—l cane, HeyTniuiHon, Low ami Co ; 3 pkgs, Briscoe and <Jo ; 2 truhflta, J trunk, 5 cases, Sargood, Son, and Ewen ; 1 bdle, Turnbull anu Co. For Invcrcargill—lß trunks, 18 ca*ea, Heytnannon, Low, and Co ; 11 drum ft, 1 parcel, 5 pkgn, Kernpthornc, Pronser, rii<l Co ; 5 hhdß, 3 casks, 11 eases, 1 can, Calverfc and Campbell; 30 bagu, Duncan ;10 cases, 40 mats, 1 ca.sk, flange and Thonernan ; 7 canes, G bales, Robs and (ilcmlining; 1 pel, Fergusson and Mitchell; 2 casks, 2 bags, 8 boxes, Wand.J Scoular ; 18 caoks, 4 kegw, 5 casefl, Mills \ 2 pkgeH, 1 truss, 2 caries, Watson and Bonn ; 10 eases, New Zealand Distillery Co ; 00 bags, M'Doiiald ; 1 parcel, Park and Curie ; 1 drum, 5 kegH, 2 pkges, 2 churns, Briaeoe and Co; 5 tons Hour, Anderson and Mowat ; 1 tank, 1 drum, AJ'Lcod; 4 cases, Jlaymun and Co; 3<> cases, 2 casks, G2sacks, Turnbull and Co ; 150 bags, p.s. Samson ; 1 parcel, s.B. Wellington ; 3 wheels, Shacklock ; 3 SkgeH, Brogdcnand Koiih; 2 plates, 3 sheaves, urt ; 1 wheel, Kincaid, M'Queen, and Co; 2 pk^es, Moore; 1 do, West. Per Samson, for Oarnaru : 1 waggonette, J llcicl; 2 packages, Cargills and Al'Lean ; 1 case, I'ark and Curie ; 2 packages, Mercer; 20 boxes, Deck ; 0 packages, Haworth ; 14 boardH, Black and Thomson ; 1 keg, Gray and Drunmiond ; 1 bale, Webb ; 1 carpet bag, Knox ; 5 packages, Bing, Harris, and Co ; 1 ease, Logan ; 1 parcel, Keith and Wilkic ; 1 box, Leea ; 24 mats Hiigar, Lange and Co ; 3 cases, PaterHon and M'Leod ; \ box, I'ettigrcw ; 2 oars, Edmond ; $ bundles, Gibbs and Co; 18 packages, Oliver and Ulph; 7 pkges, Goodsir, Pell, and Co; 1 parcel, Watson and Sona; 1 do, 1 case, Ounn and Hosb; 2 cases, Brincoe and Co; Gi>3 drain pipes, Lambert; 1 parcel, Ferguson and Mitchell ; 08 pkges, X Itainaay ; 2 parcels, Turnbull and (Jo ; 1 case, Surgood and Co ; 21 pkges, Scoular; 1 bale, Forguaon and Co; 1 bale, lloss and Olendining ; 46 pieces red pine, Black iuhl Thomson ; 2 pkges, Butterworth; 44 sheep, Miller. Per Maori: For Timurti —1 case, North and Scoular ; 17 pkg«, Park and Curie ; 8S do, Mackerras and Co ; 1 bale, Butterworth Bros ; 8 pkgs, Neill and Co ; 12 do, Guthric and A«her ; 12 doors, Gibbs and Co ; G pkga, Oliver and I'lph ; 17 do, Mills; 28 do, Russell and (Jo ; G do, Calvcrt and Co ; 2 cks, Jtosa and Glondining ; 4 pkgs, Mathe-on Bros ; 8 do, Bing, Harris, and Co ; 7 do, Heymanson, Low, and Co ; 10 hhds, 4 brls, Marshall and Copeland ; 8 pkgs, Scoular and Co ; 178 bdls, Davidson ; 45 pkgß, Turnbull and Co; 7 pkg», Kempthorne <fc Co; 80pkgs, 11 Wilson and Co ; S pkgs, G F Reid ; 2 do, Moore ; 1 parcel, b.h. Wellington ; 3 pkga, Keith and Co ; 3 bags, Law, Somncr, and Co ; 4 pkgß, Hainbleton and Co ; 1 barrel, Strachan ; 1 pel, Anderson ; 1 tin, Gregg and Co ; 13 pkgs, Hayman and Co ; 13 do, Scanlan ; 4 do, A ana T Burt ; 1 do, Burns and Co ; 2 hhds, 1 case, Joel ; 1 eh, Harper and Co ; 2 hhds, 4 cases, Keaat and Co ; 1 pkg, 'Jhiaroni ; 1 tank, Clark; 1 bale, A Lees; 2 pkga, Wise; 3 bale«, Bridgman ; 13 packages, fi.s. Claud Hamilton; 1 parcel, liraithwoite ; 78 packages, Briacoe and Co ; 2 packages, Butterworth ; 2G casks, C Burke ; 20 pkgea, Turnbull and Co ; 4 do, Mathesou Bros ; 8 cases, James Mills ; 17 pkges, flam.inu ; 3 cases, Neill and Co ; 22 packages, Sargood, Sou, and Ewen ; 13 do, Briscoc and Co. For Akaroa—2 packages, Kempthorne, Prosaer, and Co ; 11 do, Briscoe and Co ; 2 hhds, Wilson and Co ; 2 cases, Calvert and Campbell ; 2 pkge, G F Reid ; GO do, R Wilson and Co; 57 do, Mackcrnis and Co; 18 do, Sargood, Son, and Ewen ; 4 hhds, Marshall and Copeland. For Lytfcelton—l case, Gibbs and Clayton ;30 pkges, A Young ; I box, King ; 10 pkgs, Bing, Harris, and Co ; 1467 pkges hardware, Briscoe and Co ; 12 do, Ross and Co ; 197 pkgß, It Wilaou and Co ; 9 do, Watson and S0113; G5 do, Gibbs imd Co ; 2 do, Kempthorne ; GS drain pipes, Lambert; 1 case, Cargills and Co ; 1 bale, Bridgman ; 4 pkgs, North and Scoular ; 13 do, Roach and Martin ; G hhds, Marshall and Co ; G cases, Gregg arid Co ; 8 pkgs, Barclay ; 1 trunk, lleymanson and Co; I bale, Moore; 10G pkga, J Mills; 5 Neill and Co ; 17 pkga, Dalgcty and Co ; 25 do, 11 Wilson and Co ; 1 case, Calverfc and Co ; 2 pkga, Sargood, Son, and Ewen ; 13 casks, 8 cases, Burke.
Per Wellington : For Nelson—l bale, Webb ; 3 packages, Briscoe and Co ; 1 hhd, Burke. For Wuatport—l truss, Sargood ; 8 cases, 3 bales, Ross and (.jlendining ; 1 pel, Kcmpthorne. For Hokitika—2 packages, Sargood. For I'icton—3 packages, Alves ; 2 cases, Kernpthorne; 1 parcel, Butterworth. For Watiganui—l bale, Butfcerworth: 3 parcel, Braithwaite. For Poverty Bay— It canes, 2 bales, Buttervvorth. For Napier— 2 packages, Watson and Sons; 17 do, Butterworth. For Mnnukau—B bags, Gregg and Co ; 1 truss, Watson and Sons ; 8 packages, Harper aiid Co ; 1 case, Sargood and €o; 3 hhds, Burke; GO sacks flovir, Anderson an<l Mowat; 1 parcel, Turnbull jaud Co. For Wellington—9 pkges, Butterworth ; 1 do, Chiarom ; 4 do, Kempthorne ; 1 truss, Bing, Harris, and Co; 1 case, Waldcn ; 2 pkges, 0 iMoore ; 3 do, Guthrie and Asher ; 1 bhd, Marshall and Copeland ; 300 bags, SO Hacks, (i Duncan; 20 boxes »soap, M'JUod and Co; 1 trunk, Sargood and t€o ■; :1 bag, Shury ; » parcel, M'Laren. lor Sew Plymouth—2 casks, Ifean. For L.yt-
telton—23 pkgew, JJriscoe and Co ; 1 horsebox, Mocaghan ; 1 ca#e, Sargood, Son, and Ewen.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3368, 21 November 1872, Page 2
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