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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6315, 13 August 1888, Page 2

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All-IVED. A ucust 12— O m appro, s.t*., M£6 tons. Smith, from Dui'ni'.iii aid Timaru. Uuion Steamship Company, agont v. , __ , •.nanst 12— Akoroa, s.s., 43 tons, Harris, from Akaroa. Kinney and Co., nsonts. BAII.UO. /u:uaf . 11-Jnne Dou.ljk, c.".. 7G tons, Whitby, for ICm-Vonra. Oulfand CJr.ihom. ngonta. .A m- us. i_— Maud Gmham, s:ho-mer, EO tono, Fi i Zi-.)r..1d, toi- Uiuwurt I.ljuid. Cuff and Graham, U^'HlltH. IM'TOHK-TS OV TH3 U.S.S. COJIFAHT'S BTKAMEBS. Mosijat (This Day).— The Wanaka arrives about 6 a tn. from iviamikuu, Turaaaki, and Wollington, ami returna io the same porta at 9 p.m. Tho U i irttou an ivas from Westport, ond leaves ac 6 p.m. for JVkuron, Timnru. and Dunedin. Tho j.i nhii-npua hiavca at 2 p.m. for Wellington, Nehon, n'nd Westport Tho Omapere leaves at 2 p.m. for Napier, Gisborne, Tauwrngn, and Auckland. The BosHtnond l_av-_a ;it iO a.m. for Greymouth. Tuksii&y.— The Wairarapa arrives about. 7 a.m. fr> m .Northern -pOrta, aud inavos at noon for Port rbimnovs. Hlnff, and Melbourno. Tha Penguin hrnves about . v.iv. from Dnnedin, and leaves nfc 9 p.m. lor \Veilinpton. The Mawtaora arrives about 8 ii.in. from tho South, and leaves at 2 p.m. for "Wellington, Nelson, and Gceymouth. The arrivals for the week end'nsr yesterday were fifteen, with a total tounige of 8471 tons; while, ior the Bnuie poriod, the departures amounted to seveuteeu vesaala, with a tonnage of 15,810. The New Zealand Shipping Comcany'a ship Opawa ia ninety-thros dais out to-dsy from London, and may be expeoted to put in an appearance with the first southerly breeze. The inolemenoy of tho weathor duriug the pasfc week bas greatly interrupted thu worting of perishable cargo. The barque Abbey Holme, and the sbip Weßtland, would probably both have been full ships ere this but for the raiu, whilo consignees by the Amorican barque J. D. Peters havo also sulfered sli .htly on account of the weather, the work of disolwrging having been interfered with. If the weatheßimproves, to-morrow afternoon should see both the Westland and Abbey Holme re .dy for sea. By tho departure of these two vessels we are left with only one sailing ship on the berth to load for the United Kingdom, and with the exception of the Selene, which has beeu chartered to come on from Wellington to load on account of the New Zealand Bhipping Company, no other vessels hav£ afc present been chartered. The ship Opawa, now due from Loudon, will be placed on the loading berth after getting ont her inward freight.