CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 4025, 12 January 1875, Page 2

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

Defiance, ketch, 26 tons, Burke, from Moeraki, with targo. Keith Ramsay, agent. Isabella, 52 tons, Cowan, from Catlin's River, with '■). cargo. H. Guthrie, agent. Olive Branch, 14 tons, Brebner, from Waikouaiti, cargo. Master, agent. Samson, 124 ioiis, Edie, from Oaniaru, with cargo. J. Mills, agent. Wellington, 2G2 tons, Carey, from Lyttelton, with targo. W. F. Wheeler, agent.

OUTWARDS.

Isabella, 52 tons, Cowan, for Cattin's River, in ballast. H. Guthrie, agent. Samson, 124 tons, Edie, for Oaniaru, with cargo. J. Mills, agent. Lady of the Lake, GO tons, Urquhart, for Molyneux, with cargo. G. F. Reid, agent.

Euphrosyne, 75 tons, Spence, for Kaikouras, with cargo. Boumau and Co., agents. Southern Cross, 139 tons, Holmes, for Lyttelton, with cargo. R. B. Martin and Co., agents.

IMPORTS.

Per Defiance, from Moeraki; 40 blocks stone, Thorn son; 5 bales, Maclean Brothers. p_ Per Isabella, from Catlin's RiAer; 26,000 ft timber, Guthrie and Larnach.

Per Olive Branch, from Waikouaiti: 176 bags, Wright, Stephenson, and Co.

EXPORTS, Par Lady of the Lake, for Port Molyn6ux : 1 case, Bing, Harris, ond Co ; 1 bale, Farquhar; 60 packages, Mackerras and to; 50 do, Turnbull and Co; quantity y of timber, Findlay and Co ; 48 cs, Ednioiid, Forsyth, '.'.and M'Neill. •

Per Euphrosyne, for Kaikouras: 060 packages, Alves.

Per Southern Cross: For Lyttelton-3 packages, Kempthorn*, Prosser, and Co ; 2 do, Fergusson and Mitchell; 1 do, Heymauson, Low, and Co. For Wellington—B packages, Rooinison and Co ;IS do, Wilson and Co ; 1 do, Beaver Bros. For .Napier—ll packages; Heymanson, Low, and Co; 12 do, Murray; 150 do, M'Leod Bros ; 4 do, Beaver Bros ; 7 do, Briscoe and Co; 6 do, Weir and Samson. For Auckland—2l packages, Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co; 10 do, Marshall and Co{ eland ; 2 do, Lange and Tlioncman. For Levuka—2 packages, Fish ; 1 do, Inglis ; 3 do, Marshall and Copeland ; 3 do, R B Martin and Co; 5 do, Briscoe and Co.

A decision respecting the quarantined ship Margaret Galbraith was arrived at yesterday, when the Board of Health met.- It was good under the circumstances, and simply amounts to the removal of the whole of the immigrants to the Quarantine Island, where they are to remain for a day or two to wash clothes and be "generally purified. The ship is also to be cleaned and fumigated, and then will be admitted to pratique. Weather permitting, the immigrants will be transf erred to the island to-day. The Port is looking up in shipping, a.nd wears more of a seasonable appearance than has been perceptible for some time past. In the Stream, there are the U.S. warship Swatara; the barque Sunlight, from New York ; the barque Annie t lisle;, f ram Kaipara; barque Duke of Edinburgh, from 'Newcastle ;' ship Janet Cowan, from London ; 'ship Florence, from London : barque Royal Diadem, from Mauritius; ship Wildwood, from Puget Sound ; fcrigantine Sword Fish, from Hobart Town; barque Speedwell, from Kaipara; and ship Margaret Galbraith, from London, in quarantine. Moored above Boiler Point is the ship Rosalia, whilst" the ship Auckland., from London, is in the Graving Dock. At the Railway Pier are the ship May Queen, loading for London; the ship Mataur*, on the berth for London; the ship s Nelson, from Glasgow, discharging; the ship Araby Maid, fioiri London, discharging; and the barque P.C.E., from Newcastle, discharging. At the New Pier are the ships Waikato, Invercargill, and Calypso, all loading for London. Two vessels—the schooner Wanganui, in the Floating.Dock, and the ketch Kestrel, on Fletcher's Slip—are undergoing repairs.

..Very fair progress attends the discharging of the snipAraby Maid ; her 'tween decks are nearly clear of cargo, and a considerable hole has been made in the main lower hold. She is turning her freight out in good condition. The barque P.C.E. has still fifty or sixty tons of coal on board.

The wool brought for the ship May Queen by the steamer Samson was a timely consignment, the stevedores haying buen at a standstill for want of material to work upon. The May Queen has now some 1200 bales on board.

Dumping and stowing wool is in full fling on board the ship Waikato. She has shipped about 2300 bales and should soon fill up. - _

The ship Calypso has 1279 bales of wool on board, all stowed, excepting between 300 and 400, the balance of the number brought by the steamer Bruce.

The steamer Bruce sails for Timaru and other ports this afternoon.

The ketch Eliza M'Phee, from Catlin's River, timber laden, arrived yesterday and passed up to Dunedin.

The steamer Comerang left for the Bluff last evening, after taking transhipments froai the ship Araby .Maid. . . ~ , ...

:' J Tie si. Southern Cross took her departure for Lyttelton and Northern Ports yesterday evening. The ship Waitara sailed into the Port last night, and anchored off Grassy Poiut. She is in ballast, and comes here to load for London, under the auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Company. She left Ly ttelton on Friday night; had light weather until yester<V*y morning, when a. strong N.E. wind set: in; which broughtherto the Port.: ~ " ■ ~'■ ' '

The s.s. Lady of the Lake sailed last night for the Molyneux.