SHIPPING.
Thursday. Arrivals : Don Dio«o, from Maldon Island (March 14tb) ; Kawatiro, from the West Coast ; Maori, from Oatnaru. , ■ . Departurei : Arawata, for Melbourne ; Elibank Custle, for Oamaru ; Waitaki, for Timarul Pasßengofs: P<r Arawata, for Melbourne— Mr and Mrs Raymond and 2 children, Mr and Mrs Lawrence, •>r and Mrs Wellsly, MibS Rutherford, Messrs R Clrmin, Gibson, Laing, Ellis (2), Malcolm, Tutschka, Roberto, Rutherford. Friday. Arrivals : Johan Tneodor, from New York (December 23rd) ; Wanaka and Taiaroa, from the North. Departures : Neiderhoff, for Auckland ; Maori, for Oamaru. Saturday. Arrivals : Waitaki, from Timaru ; Maori, from Oamaru ; X akanui, from Invercargill ; Catlin aud Uabella, from Catlin's River. On Sunday • Fenstanton, from Lyttelton ; Mary Campbell, from Greymouth ; lno, from Fortrose D .pastures : Wakatipu, for Sydney ; Taiaroa, for the North Passengers : Per Wakatipu, for Lyttelton— Mrs Ghde, Mossra Hanua, Miarland. For Wellington— Misnea M*Kwan, M'Kay, Captain Friston. For Sydney — Mra Law, Messrs Collert, Ktein, Flitcrofc, and 23 Chinese. Monday* j v Arrival: Wild Wave, f.om llobarfe. Departures: Martha Reid, for Maryborough; Spray and Waitaki, forTimaru. Tuesday. Arrival : Tarawera, from Melbourne. Departures: Wanaka, for Northe»n Ports; Maori, for Oamaru ; Kakauui, for Inverca<gill. Pasougers: Per Tarawera, from Melb lurne— Mra Edwardt, Misses Hogg, bayuton, Master Heymwoßon, Messrs Edwards, Scott, Brownhill, Williamson, MacLellan, Westbrooke, Bell, and 14 steerage. Wednesday. Arrivals : Manapouri, from Sydney ; Waitaki, from Timaru. departures: Tarawera, for the North; Maid of Otaao, for Riverton ; Owake Belle, for Invercargill. Passengers : Per Tarawera, for Lyttelton— Mrs Krull, Misses Kempthorne (2), Condon, Ma-ter Stanford, Mr Telfer. For Wellington— Messrs Rankin, Taylor, Ellison, Williams, Bro vn. For Napier— Miss Ford. For Gioborne— Mr Campbell. For AucklandMrs Carson, Messrs Ahem, M'Lean. For Levuka— Mra T J Martin. For Sydney — Misses Adam, Be?g, Messrs East, M'Adie.-Per Manapouri, from Sydney—Mr J E Proctor, and 1 steerage. From the Coast— Mesdamoa Dennett and family, Williams, Hutchison, Wilson, 2 children, an 1 servant, O'Neill, Cottlo, Misses .Cousins, Forbes, Williams, Nix and servant, Evans. Duncan, Barry, Tracy, Mr and Mra Burnett and 3 cbildron, Mr and Mrs Williams, Rev A R Fitchett, Messrs L E Wilson, H E Sullivan, Bowler, A L Isaacs, M'Kay, H N Brien," J B Crothor, Smalo, Cross, Thomson, and 11 steerage. The barque Abbey Holme has taken in 5600 sacks of grain.
The ship Rossdhu has put out about 1300 tons of cargo.
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Otago Witness, Issue 1640, 28 April 1883, Page 14
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380SHIPPING. Otago Witness, Issue 1640, 28 April 1883, Page 14
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