SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 208, 13 September 1860, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

IMPORTS, Sept. 7—Tyne, 36 tons, J. Linklater, from Wellington—-2 qr casks port wine, 1 qr cask brandy, 1 case and 1 bale merchandise, S. Curtis and C0>,.2/••boxes' ;and 1 case tobacco, 10 |-chests tea, ‘ 100 tags* sugar, 10 boxes soap, 10 do sperm candles, 5 kegs merchandise, Powell and Co; 4 hluls rum, 6 hhds stout, 5, iron stretchers,' 2 casks ale, 1 cask putty, 1 bag meal, 5 cdses champagne, 2 cases candles, I.case .cordials, 8 pkgs merchandise, 1 paper parcel, T. Waters; 8 kegs tobacco, 40 cases, and 2 whiskey, 1 |-cask old.tom, 20 cases, 35 cases wine, 6 qr. casks do,. /2Q/ 'J; cask porter, 1 trunk, 1 parcel bpots,- 27 t) bags sugar, 5 cheststed, 500 ' enipiy. sacks, 9. pkgsVnperchahdise, Taylor, Watt and Co; 20 drums oil, 2 kegs !nails, 1 cask and 2 cases,' IB Williamson; .2 | casks nails, J. Gcrsc; 1 box merchandise.

Oriental Bank ; 1 box tea, 1 bag sugar, 1 do rice, 1 box, F. Williamson ; 5 eases brandy, Capt. Blewitt; 1 bale and brl leather, I cask sugar, i chest'tea, Beaven and Woon ; 17 cases drugs, Owen; 1 parcel wire, Gray and Rankin ; 2 brls iron, T.Bamber ; 3 pkgs nierchamlise, J. Reynolds ; 10 kegs nails, 3 bags rice, 1 parcel saltpetre, 1 parcel sundries, 1 basket perfumery, D. and P. Bell; 1 case drugs, J. Gower; 5 bags flour, 1 wheat mill, 1 case, 1 bale leather, Order. ' Passengers— Mr. and Mrs. Stent, Mr. Ne wring, wife -and child, Miss and Messrs. Reid and Madden.

Sept. 12—Sea Gull, 61 tons, Farn ie, from Taranaki—s tons salt, 2 tong*;co'als,l2’ boxes glass, 1 case books, 2 brls tar, sundry sails, ropes, blocks and chains, 4 cases tobacco, Taylor, Watt and Co." Passengers— Major,. Cooper, . Messrs. Towgood,. Watt, Riley, and Standish, Rev. Father Pezant;

EXPORTS. Sept. 12—Tyne, 36 tons, J. Linklater,for Wellington—2 hhds and 2 qr casks whiskey, 15 cases brandy, 12 tons potatoes, 10| cwt bacon, Taylor, H'att and Co ; 150 sheepskins, J. Gerse; 13 bags oats, Smith, passengers—Mr and Mrs. F. Nairn, Rev. Mr. Tanner, and Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Gold, ' and 2 children, Miss Dawson, Messrs. Dawson and Liffiton, and Chapman, a native.