SHIPPING.
POET OP PATEA TIDE AND PILOT SIGNALS. bb Tide—One ball at mast head Flood Tide—Two balls do. Three-quarter Flood —Three balls doStand on and take the Bar—Four balls horizontal. Wait for Tide—One ball at each y«rd arm, and one half the length of the yard below the Ear Dangerous—Two balls at one yard arm and one at the other. Bar safe for steamers outwards—Onepennant Bar safe for sailing vessels outwards —Bed flag, half mast. Bar dangerous for steamers outwards—Two pennants. SAILED. Feb. 21. Waverley s.s., 77 tons, Gibbons, for Wellington, Passengers : Mr and Mrs Jae. Paterson, and Mr Brown. exports. Per Waverley—l6 bales wool, Bank of Australasia, Waverley ; II do, Bank of New South Wales ; 8 do, 3 casks tallow, Bank of Anstralasia, Hawera ; 86 sacks seed, Kells ; 198 do, 19 bales wool, 3 casks lidlow, 17 hides, 6 kegs butter, N.Z. Loan Co ; 1 box, Gardner and Co ; 4 box is, Turner ; 2 bags fungus, E. C. Horner ; 6 bags linseed, R. Horner ; 30 sacks cocksfoot, McKenna ; 70 sheep, Symes.
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Patea Mail, Volume XI, Issue 131, 22 February 1886, Page 2
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172SHIPPING. Patea Mail, Volume XI, Issue 131, 22 February 1886, Page 2
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