SHIPPING HARBOUR.
ABBITBD. Oct. 87— Manaponri, bjb., 1020 tona, Logan, from Melbourne via Hobart. Union Bteamsbip tJo. , agents. Paßßengerß— Misses Mounteney, b2l Dodi, Meedameß Monnteney, Basstian, Harvey (2), Ounard,Bicha!df on, Messrs Harrey, Snarl, Oomn, Magee, Beidle, Mast, and Ednnads. Dispatch, BA, 86 tons, Anglcm, fromHalfMoon Bay and Pegasus. Bluff and F.BJ? 00, Meats. Passengers— Messrs "Wilson, Morrison, Sarold, Ynle, and Bebinson. BAIIKD. Oct. 17— Dispatch, w., 36 tons, Angl«m, for Pogsnu and Half-Moon Bay. BluS and F.B J". O», agents. TO ABEIVB. Rob Maiden Island— Dalmirs. VKRLS IK FORT. Brigaatin*— Enterprise Bchoontr— Janet Bamsay Barque— -Sthelbert. IMPORTS. (A. ipedal charge ia made for consignees* announcements inserted in this column.) Per Manapouri— 673 p ckages general cargo. Consignees : J L«nnie, A. Cuaworth, Crowther, Mrs Webster, Walker, W Toid. W Sheffield and Co, H Hawßon, Tothill, Watson and 00, Wbittingham Bros and Instone, Mts Wilson, Bell, McChesney, Thomson and Beattie, Nichol Bros, Order, BXPORTS, Per Monowai— 6ol eacka oats, 49 do hides, 2?e* Zealand Loan Co ; 67 bales flax, 160 doors, Tothill, Watson and Co; 36 sack3 hides, Wallis; 115 cases cheese, Wayte Bros ; 1 pkg, Now Zealand Pine Co ; 11 sacks hides, Kingsiand ; 10 do do, McPherson ; 1 casa currants, Union Steamship Co ; 1 pkge, W Guthrie and Co ; 663 oz gold, National Bank ; 25 head cattle, 2 calves, Bussell , 40 cases meats, Thompson. The Dispatch arrived from Pegasus and HalfMoon Bay yesterday after a very rough pas j sage, Tha brigantina Circe, which left Bluff over a week ago, bound for Melbourne, was passed off Break«e» by the Dispatch The brigantine Enterprise is loading grain on account of Mr J. Qt. Ward, The Manapouri left Melbourne at 3.16 p m. on the 21st inst, and cleared the Heads at 7.65 p cs earns day, Bad light variable winds and fine weather "acroßs the Straits, and arrived at Hobart at 10 a.m on the 28rd. Left at 7.30 p m same day, and had fresh northerly winds and fine weather till the morning of the 26th. The wind theu ahif :ed to W. and S.W. with showery weather. At 2p m a southerly gale sprang np, and continued blowing very strong with heavy rain squalls till next morning. From then till arrival moderate W. and N.W. wind and fine weather. A Bteamer (probably lhe Monowai) bound west, was passed at 9 p.m oa Sundav. Th« 8.M.8. lonic left Capetown for Wellington on Saturday.
SHIPPING HARBOUR.
Southland Times, Issue 11568, 28 October 1890, Page 2
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.
Log in