IMPORTS.

Colonist, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7761, 18 October 1893, Page 3

IMPORTS.

morning, ahd sailsAt 2,-p.m for.Picton, Wei* linitfdiifaEdmmr; „.'_:; »':,».'": d • _The?o-aftoji rbturns'f^tti^Wrat Coast ports ? (this morning, and f sails at 10 fo.ih' fdf 1 Wellington direct. j •: . ti. . ■ :: i '.i j j j "' " ll n- ■——i: ;

R. Snodgbass. Ex barque Halcione, from London— 3 bhds cut and engraved glassware, 1 do afternoon tea oup3 and saucers, 2 do jet and gold tea pots, 'i crates white and gold tea and breakfast w,are, 5 do assorted ohatnbir ware, 1 do pudding bowls, 3 do assorted plates, 1 do printed jugs, 2 do stone jars 1 to 4 gallons, 2 crates Eobkingham tea pots, 3 do nests (7) jam jars. Ex Tongariro and other recent arrivals - 10 cases tumblers, 1 crate jugs, 5 hogsheads maroon and 3 gold line tea and breakfast ware; 4 cases assorted stationery, 4 So school slates, 3 do assorted dolls, 3 do assorted toys, 4 do British and Continental vases, ; 15 do toilet requisites, purses, a bums, ladies' bags, photo frames, eto, 52 cases assorted fireworks and masks, 3fi gross air balloons, 6 cases Japanese ohina, lacquerware, and curios, 10. do choice confectionery, 1 do assorted wood .pipes, 3 do sponges, 2 do fancy baskets, about 1 ton Ohina, Indian, and Ceylon teas, in che^s, half chests, boxes, tins, and packets. The Waverley arrived lasf night from West Coast ports, and sails at 9 p.m to-day for Wellington direct; The Aorere is due at Fatea this afternoon from Nelson.. , • , .... \- ■■'.■• A < The Kennedy is due from Wellington this morning, and sai's at 2 p.m for West Coast ports'. . , '.■'.: . .■; \ :.-.7V The Murray arrived last night from West Coast ports, and"^sails at noon to-day for Wanganui and Wellington. . : The Charles Edward leaves Wellington today for Nelson, and sails at 2 p m to-morrow for West Coast ports; The Lady Barkly returned from Golden Bay last night, and sails for Motueka at 10 this morning. The Elsie leaves ips Motueka at nine (his morning. The Mawhera arrived from Wellington at 11.30 am yesterday, and sailed an hour later for West- Coast ports.: .'.. The Botorua arrived from South at 11 a.m yesterday, and sailed at noon for Picton and Wpmog^gn, Bfee r^vjrna here : morrow