FROM THE Otago Daily Times. "Inveniam viam aut faciam.” THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1862. Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18542, 1 May 1922, Page 6

FROM THE Otago Daily Times. "Inveniam viam aut faciam.” THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1862. Shipping Intelligence.

Exports. Gold Per British Trident.—The following is a list of the quantities of gold shipped per British Trident for Sydney: Andrew Bla.dc, 6oz ISclwt; Idi Laiithall, 370 z lOdwt; J. Warwick, 41oz 12dwt; G. Bellatto, 360 z; W. Taylor, 6oz; W. Whyte, 10oz; G. Gilbert, 17oz 12dwt; S. Taylor, 18oz lOdwt; Stephen Crowe, 18oz; Thomas Nell. l£oz: David D. Millar, 240 z; Martin Anderson, 450 z; Vivian Stephens, 13oz; Walter Rowe, 8oz: Chas. Laurentz, 430 z; Frederick Stock, 18dwl; Allan D. Browne, 14oz 12dwt; John Rowland, lOloz; Henry Reid, 460 z; James Eldridge, soz lOdwt; Total, 508 oz 19dwt. . In a letter, received by the Clutha from Auckland, the writer says: “We arrived at Coromandel after a passage of nine days from Otago, having beat the Canterbury by five days. The Briton arrived also on the game day, and the Zillah came in two days ago, after a fine run of seven days.” RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT. Wednesday, 30th April, 1862. (Before Alfred Chetham Strode, Eeq., R.M.) Summonses. — . . George Davis v.

Charles C'lipp.—Defendant was dead in law, being imprisoned on committal for highway robbery, .and could not consequently appear, His Worship observing that ho should certainly not pronounce an exparte judgment. The plaintiff was, however, permitted to have an interview with the defendant prisoner in H.M. gaol.