Shipping Intelligence.
Arrivals. Oct. 9. Deborah, schooner, 121 tons, Bliss, master, from Sydney, with general cargo, Passengers— Messrs, Dodds and Jamleson, Mr. and Mrs. Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Mathews and 4 children, Mr. Rodgers, and Mr. Even, ® nd 9iu steerage. J. Mackj, Agent. Oct. 11. Emma, brig, 121 tans, Osbara, roaster, from Sydney, wiih general cargo. Departurrs. Oct. 9. Fanny Fisher, baique, 239 tons, Harrold roaster, lor Ilobart Town, with sundries. Passengers Liiut Mnyne, and Mr. Watt, and 1 in steerage. D. Nath-o, agpnt. Oct. l(h Clara, barque, 360 tons, Crow, master, for with portion of original cargo from London. PaeseugMS— Lieut. Hutchinson, R.E., and 2iu steerage. Brown srd Campbell, agtnt. CLCABF.D OUT. Oct. 11. I' dion barqse, 592 tons, Ens;li»h, matter, for London, with si aw, timber, wool, kauri gum. &c. Pafseneerf—»Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and child, Mrs. Resv, Mas er Reay, Mrs. Hunt, Master Hay, Mrs. Engbsh and child. Brown and Campbell, agent*.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 25, 12 October 1848, Page 2
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155Shipping Intelligence. Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 25, 12 October 1848, Page 2
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