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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 632, 4 August 1882, Page 2

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I'OiiT OS' , AKAROA. Mi ii Watku. Morn Kve" Friday August 4 ... 5.35 ... G. 02 Saturday ~ 5 ... 0.29 ... 655 Snndny" „ 6 ... 7.21 .. 7.47 Monday „ 7 ... 8.13 ... 8.39 AIiIUVKD. August. I—Penguin, s.s., 422 tons, Anil Tson. from Dunedin. August 3— Wanaka, s.s., 278 tons, IIo!mes, from Lyft.eHoii. W. 11. Henning agent. Passengers—Mrs Rose, Rev. Mr (.'minor, and Mr Wbelch, s.uucn. August I—Penguin, s.s., 422 tons, Anderson, for Lyttelton. August 3—Wnnaka, s.s.. 278 tons. Holmes, for Dnnndin. Passengers—Messrs Seaton and Austin. IMPORTS. Per Penguin—32 boxes, 8 sacks, 10 bdls wire, 25 b.'iga, 18 cases, 11 bundles, 2 drums. 1 roll. 5 coils. 1 packnge, 3 hhds, 5 kegs, 1 cheoHO pnvs, 1 bale paper, 2 parcels. 1 bale, 1 gunny, 40 bgs flour, G grindstones. 2 casks, 1 nest tubs. 1 b< sugar. 4 24 mats, 21 empty cases. Consignees— Messrs J. Daly. T. 'Shadbolt, J. Vangioni, <'. MfD<nild, 11. Billens, G. Armstrong, Gin-wood & Co., A. Rodriguea, 11. C. Jacobson. Cii Pen & Walker, T. Parsons, R. ISfoonan, Or. Checkley, W. H. Henning, and liev. Avlmor. Per Wanaka—2oooft timber, 24 empty casks, 10 boxes, 3G sacks, 7 bundles, 44 bags (lour, 3 cases, 1 trunk, 10 mats, 1 saddle. 3 packages, G coils wire. Consignees—Messrs Westenra, D'dy, Noonan, C. Brown, Sandys & Co., Gar wood & Co,, Gundy & Munro, Welch, Henning, Telegraph Department, Billens, Leprou, and Baker. RX PORTS. Per Penguin—l 6 sks bacon, 1 keg, and 10 ess cheese. Shippers—Messrs Garwood & Co., Ilenning, Rhodes Bros., and H. Biilona. Per Wanaka—32 ess cheese, 4 bdls skins, 5 aks fat and hides, 4 empty hhds, 1 empty barrel, 1 keg, 1 bos. 318 loose cheeses. Shippers—Ganvood & Co., Arming. Scott, Vangioni, Cheekley, and Malinanche. The Penguin left Port Chalmers at 2 p.m. on Monday, nnd arrived at 4.15 a.m. on Tuesday. She had a fair wind. She brought 18 tons cargo, arid sailed for the North at 4.45 a.m. same day. The a.c. Wanaka left Lyttelton at 4 p.m. yesterday and arrived at 8.30 p.m. She sailed for Port Chalmers at 10 p.m. She brought 10 tons and took 13 tons of cargo. The Alice Jane and Amateur are both at the Head of the Bay, undergoing a scraping and clean up. They will piobablv load firewood and sail in a few days. The Endeavor and Mary Ogilvieare still in harbor, waiting a fair breeze. The Petrel was in Flea Bay on Friday last, and brought over sorno oi the cargo tint, was in the Paua, which vessel was wrecked there some months ago. Messrs Rhodes Bros, had recovered part of the c ugo, consisting of the pieces to make a light trap, which will be submitted to auc tion in a few clays.