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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 652, 13 October 1882, Page 2

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POUT OV AKAIIOA. Hi .ii Watkr. Morn F-ven F.i-lav October 13 .. 317 .. 3.39 K-Min-dnv „ 14 .. 4.02 ... 4.26 Sui'av" „ 15 ... 4.49 ... 5.13 Monday „ Hi - 5.38 ... b.03 ARUIVKD, Oetoh-r 10— Wanak.-i, p.p. 278 tons, Holmcii, from Diiufdin. Pissong. rs— Messrs M. Joel and son, Calling and

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October ■.()—Mar-rarer, ketch, 21 tons, Btmnelt, from Waikurakiknri. October 12— llawea, s.s. 442 tons, Kennedy, from Lyitelton. Passenirers— Messrs Kfiing. Cordray, Keast find Wilkie, Mrs Garwood and servant, and Mrs Barry and child. BAILED. October 10- Wanaka, s.s, 278 tons, Holmes, for Lyttt-lton. Passenger—Mr Vincent. October 10—Tongariro. p.s., 30 tons, Mnrquct, for Waikerakikari. Octo'.x-r 10—Antelope, cutter, 17 tons, Malcolnipon, for Lyttelton. October 11—Margaret, ketch, 21 tons, Bennett, for Waikerukikari. October 12—Amateur, ketch, 25 tons, Neilson. for Lyttelton. October 12—Ilawea, s.s. 442 tons, Kennedy, for Port Cha'mers. IMPORTS. Per Wanaka—s kilderkins. 3 10 gallon kegs, 4 empty ess, 5 pels, 40 csk. 8 trusses. 1 f-chest, 5 mats, 1 trunk, 24 boxes, 28 bngs, 2 :}-casks. 10 sacks flour, 1 £-cask, 1 perambulator, 1 bale, 26 coils wire, 8 hhds, 5 bdls. G drums, 8 tins, 5 casks. 1 rose, 1 keg, 14 tins, pump aid pipes, 1 pair sashes, 4 sash weights, 1 frame, 1 pkgo. 1 piece iron, 4 pieces timber, 1G empties. Consignees—Messrs Narbey, [>aly, Henning, Jscohson, Black, E. M. Watkins, Vangioni, Brown, Xoonan, Billens, G rwood & Co., Rev. C. Morrison, Bayley, Kissel, Dalglish, Check lev, and Palmer. "Per Margaret—l.2oooft timber. Consignee—Mr Gallnnd. Per Hawea—9s pieces timber, 25 sacks flour, 1 bag oatmeal, 27 ess, 1 jar, 2 hhds ale. 2 parcels, 1 £-chest, 2 bags rice, 5 mats sugar, 3 boxes, 9 pkgs, 1 coil wire, 2 ivilcH, 1 fender. Consignees—Messrs Henning, Gutberlet, Black, Gundy & Muriro, Chamberl.-iin, Nalder, Grnge, Billens, Vangioni, McDonald, and Lelievre. exports. Per Antelope—2 cords firewood, 50 sheepskins, 4 baps hides, 5 hides, 2 bags 2 ess bacon. Shippers—Messrs 'erlinm, Mould, Garwood & Co., Billens, and Mrs Shadbo'.t. Per Amateur—Goo sleepers. ShipperMr Armstrong. Per Wannka—ll ess cheese and 2 kegs niiiior. Shippers—Messrs Henning and Bii:<;!iS. P -.•)■ Hawea—ll sacks fat and hides, 8 bdls skins. 1 hide, 3 kils, 3 kegs, 17 loose jheese, 1 barrel, 1 hhd, 1 trunk, 1 cs bacon, I sack bacon, 1 pkg spokes, 2G boxes tea. ihip;.icrs —Messrs Sunckell, Henning, Daly, Jheekley S'jott, Vangioni, and Garwood z Co. The Wnnaka left Port Chalmers at 1.50 ;.m. on Monday, and arrived at 9 a.m. on 'iiesclay. She sailed again at 8 a.m. same ay for north. The ketch Margaret arrived in harbor n Monday night. She experienced were weather on her trip from Waikerdknri, and had her mainsail and jib irried nway by a heavy south-wester. Ie managed to reach Lyttelton under iort canvas, and getting re-rigtred the'-e, iled on Saturday, and arrived here as )ove. The llawea left Lyttelton at 11.15 n.m., i<) arrived at 3.5 p.m. yesterday. She porienced fine weather, brought about tons of cargo, and sailed for the south 5.30 p in. same day.