SHIPPING.

Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 961, 20 November 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF PATEA. HIGH WATER. Monday—4-28 a.m., 5-10 p.m. ■. Tuesday—s 44 a.m., 6-20 p.m. Wednesday—6-52 a.m., 7-23 p.m. Thursday—7-51 a mi, 8-17 p.m. Friday—B-43 a.m., 9-8 p.m. Saturday—o-31 a.m., 9 54 p.m. ■ Sunday—lo-17 a.m., 10-41 p.rn. , v - ARRIVED \ November 19. —Clyde, s.s., McLaren, > -from Wiinganui. W. Cowern, agent. IMPORTS. Per Clyde.—4 tanks and lids, 6 pkgs, Alexander and MeFarlane ; 3 lids beer, W. Odgers ; 11 pkgs, J. Dougherty ; 2 c’s , 1 pole, E. L. Jacobs ; 1 box, Thos. North ; - ’ 2 drays, A Nathan ; 1 c’s, V V. Brown ,* 2 c’s, 163 pkgs, McCarty and Hunger ; 2 c’s, A;Kirk ; 5 pkgs, O’Sullivan ; 9 drums, • 1 truss, Pulford ; 4 pkgs, Haywood ; 1 trussj Potto ; I o’s, Graham; 1 augur, ■ Mace and Bassett ; 12 casks tar, Gordon and McLoughlin ; 3 pkgs, Mrs Adams care'.of Lysaght ; 1 box, Buckley ; 6665 ft. 'timber, 3 bdls fan lights, 6 bdls doors, 2 :. glass doors, 1 bag turnery, 4 bdls do., York and Corntoot. L The Waihi leaves Wellington for this ■ - : port at 6 this evening. .i c. : The : little steamer Clyde lias received ; V such aM entire overhaul and repainting that she is almost unrecognisable, at a distance. Mr Macgrcgnr, the Government Inspector of Machinery, insisted on the cotbpartnients 'of (lie steamer being made watertight, and this work also has been done. The Clyde is very decidedly im- •' - proved by the process, though her owners have had to expend nearly 4*60 in her repairs and alterations. —Chri nicle.