Shipping.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 382, 2 April 1880, Page 2

Shipping.

PORT OF AKAROA. ARRIVED March 30—Wanaka s.a., 493 tons, MeGiUivray, f rom Dunedin. Agent—W. H. Helming. April I—Taiaroa b.5.,416 tons. Pieterson, from Lyttelton. Agent—W. H. Henning. Passengers—M<lmes Miles and servant, Citron and child, Mdles Hall (2), Messrs Libeau. Jolly (2), Jones, Hammond, Miles, Sibba'.d. April I—Antelope cutter, 17 tons, Malcolmson, from Lyttelton. SAILED March 30—Wannka s.s., 493 tons. McGillivray, for Lyttelton. Agent—W. H. Henning. Passengers—Mrs Kenny, Mdlles McGough. Christensen, Mrs Vangioni and child, Messrs Kerridge, Davis, Toßswill, Libeau, Hammond, and Jones, Masters Jolly (2), Bince. April I—Taiaroa s.s.. 41G tons. Pieterson, for Dunedin. Agent—W. H. Henning. imports. 2 Per Wanaka—l2 cases, 5 coils wire, llj pkgs, 1 pel leather, 2 hlids ale, 1 truss, trunk, 1 pel, 2 boxes, 10 empties, 3 bags 15 pieces timber, 1 bundle. Consignees— Gnrwood and Co., V&ngioni, Yu Sou,E. M. Watkins, Parson, llodrigue, Daly, Billens, Henning, Rowc, Reed, McDonald. Per Taiaroa—l bale, 40 sacks flonr, 1 truss, 1 trunk, 1 bale, 1 case, 30 bags chaff, 6 bags oats, 2 bags oatmeal, 4 boxes candles. Consignees — Wiggins, Order, Black, Libeau, Ganvood and. Co., W. Jones, Per Antelope—s cases spirits, 50 bags flour, 26 pkgs, 27 sacks oats, 60 sacks chaff, 6 sacks wheat, 12 sacks potatoes, 20 coils wire, 20 pieces timber. 300 palings, 2 hhdeale,2 barrels ale, 3 hhds ale. Consignees—Rodrigues, Brown, Piper, Dixon, Saxton and Williams, G. Black, Meech, S. Lee, F. Lelievre, Garwood and Co., Duxbury, Beecher, Citron, Chamberlain, and Billens. EXPORTS. Per Wnnaka—7 bags fish, 2 cases and 1 1 sack walnuts, 35 cases cheese, 1 dray, 358 sacks grass seed, 4 cases fruit. Shippers -r-Garwood and Co., R. and E. Latter, N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency, Watkins and Maeefield, Hiremu Ngawera, Kerridge, IBlack, Bince, and Aylmer. Per Taiaroa—33 cases cheese, 79 sacks grass eeed, 1 sack 4 cases walnuts, 20 •ebeese. Shippers—Black, Daly, Garwood and Co., F. Brocher, jun., S. Watkins. The 8.8. Wanaka left Dunedin on Tuesday Inst at 6.30 p.m.; reached the Heads at 9.5 a.in., and notwithstanding the low state of the tide made fast to the wharf at •5.35 aim. She experienced a favourable wind and a calm sea. She left again for Lyttelton at 12.35. The s.s. Taiaroa loft Lyttelton at 2.30 p.m.; reached the Heads at 6.15 p.m.; came alongside the wharf at 6.35 p.m. Experienced favourable wind and calm sea. She sailed for Dunedin at 7.15 p.m. The Western Monarch at Lyttelton had 16,600 sacks of grain on board on Tuesday last. * She finished her loading on Wednesday and cleared the same day day. The Thurso was about half loaded on Tuesday, 2500 sacks of grain being •board ; the Marie had 5050 sacks. Both veesele are bound for Cape Town.

The vessels at Lyttelton, loading for 'Home were busy on Tuesday making up for the lost time during the holidays