ENTERED INWARDS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 9315, 7 January 1879, Page 2

ENTERED INWARDS.

Jan 7— Manawatu, p b 103 tons, Harvey, from Welliugton. Passengers — Misses Tan-ner-aud Steadman, Mesdamcs Murray, Duncan, and Overfcdn,Messrs Scott, James, Bctts, Ayrton, Doabe, Barns, Gray, Duncan, Hood (2), Pollock, Thornton, 7 ineu A.C. force, and 59 immigrants ex Fernglen. CLBABED OUTWARDS. Jan 6 — Stormbird, b s, G9 tous, Doile, for Wellington. Passengers — Blesdamoa JAagard, Trimble, Moulden, Hunt, Atsbury, Campbell, and Tod, Messrs Hunt, Easton, Lingard, Coleman, Clapham, Delaniain, Capt Tod, and many others. Jan 6 — Clyde, ss, 31 tons, Bonner, for Patea,

IMPORTS. £er, Manawatu from Wellington — 2 fpcls, order ; 3 gunnies 5 mats sugar, 5 casks, Taylor and Watt; 1 pel. Miss Kemp; 1 do, Jones; 1 do, McDonnell; ] piano, Brown; 1 pkg, Anderson ; 2 tanks, Shaw ; 1 shaft, 2 bells, Duthie; 1 pel, Kirkbride; 2 boxes, Bank of Australasia; 5 pkgs, Ames. exports'. Per Stormbird for Wellington — 130 bales wool. Per Clyde for Patea— 3l6 pkgs, Taylor and •Watti j 3,400 feet timber, Duucau ; 97 pkgs, Dutbie.

The Manawatu left Wellington at 5 p.m., yesterday, and arrived this morning afc 8, bringing 59 immigrants beside a number of ordinary passengers. She leaves again for Wellington at 8 p!clock this evening. ', The fiarque which the Manawatu sighted ' on Sunday proved to be the Fcrnglen, which arrived at Wellington on Sunday evening. • > The Stornfbira left for Wellington at 8 o'clock last evening, taking a full cargo and the largest number of passengers that has fallen to any sseamcr for a long time past. f The little ,"steamer Clyde left for Patea at 7.30 Jasfc night, and on arriving afc the heads towed the schooner Arthur Wakefield which had'siuck' there off. The latter is now taking in part of; the cargo which had been landed to lighten her, and when this is finished she will come up to the wharf. Very little damage is done to" either ship or cargo. The' steamer St Kilda, which has been Jying down the river for some days, came up to the wharf this morning. She leaves for Greymouth to-morrow morning. The steameis Wallace, from Nelson, and Go-ahead from Wellington, both due to-day, had not arrived when we went to press.