SHIPPING.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 3303, 2 November 1883, Page 2

SHIPPING.

*'o''t of miAim. The flag-all of Timn.ru is si Hated »• 171 deg. 17 in in. «0.-ec. Kant longitude. 44dcg, 23min. South latitude. ' U it i 1 ! Nr.v. 3—W-diaki, s.s., 228 tons, White, from Darn’d in. Nov. 2 —Kciamii, s.h., Olivrr. from Wei lington. Nov. 2—Wa'aki, s.-.. 228 tons, White fur Dun • *i". '•& am ntron-rs In the Wait N.A!. and A. Company, agents ; 12" io- s general m-rclt-m iw. Kxley ; Kieeert .-nil Fain el ; Mahoney: Mo dy ; Kenv h-.i>. Me'when and Co; Farmers t'o-opeiaHve Asm iation : Grave and K ith ; M nis ; Vc-afabou ; ■''traohan ; Moot y and Ziesler ; .R. Taylor; Railway Traffic Manager ; ''ornish ; J. Anderson and Co ; Web-ter ; Kelt; Rook; Howbotham ; Miles, Archer and Go; Priest and Holdpate ; Qtrelch and Go : Wincing; A. Fraser ; W Gunn ; A rent ; I ’rr a- d 1 o;I* vns ; Caretens : Owers ; J Brown ; Andrews Bro» ; Welsh ; Jonas end Philps ; Craigie ; Wood and Smith ; Bower and Fergusson; Murdoch; Davies and Murphy; O/der ; N.Z S o. In the Kor..rui, Z. Grain ' genoy G O ., agents : 3183 railway .sleeper', 4 bales low, 35 boxes candles, 10 cases jam, 32 bags sugar, 133 packages, 16 cases._ Consignees —Railway Department; R. Wilkin and Co : B. Wallis ; Sheppard ; Miles, Archer and Co : Collins ; Hutton ; Cornish ; Watkins; Farmers’ Association. xzezcrsa itmia. Lizzie Guy, brigantine, from Lyttelton, pari v. V 1 ~-q-i fum ’ nek’an 1, early ' i ‘ . , rin .'; iv Y- ■r, ear: , V un,: el. ■ll o i-> lon X-wca-: !e, e i t.y iim ■ n, I ■ll .da .id, Via VW' pon. e >r iy. The hii-«:.tine >rc.y I’rait railed fm Auckland this morning, about 10 o’clock with a full cargo of p o lu -e. The 'la'y King L expected to finish loading t ■ night, for Auckland—on behalf of Mr David -tu rt The Waitaki arrived f'-om Dunedin this morning, with a full cargo of merchandise. She eft for I) main about 1 o’clock. The Ada, C. < wen is doing nothing to-day, having haul- d off from ‘ he wh-rf to allow one of the steamers to come alongside,