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Per brig Moa, from Starbuck Island via Rorotonga :—3OO tons phosphate, 1 package furniture.—Combes & Dalcly, agents. Per barque Kate, from Sydney : 45 cases, order ; 2 bales leather, J. Rout ; 35 casks butter, 49 bags maize, order ; 56 bags maize, 19 cases onions, Cooper ; 1 case, W. Bell and Co. ; 1 bale leather, J. Rout; 1 case, 1 parcel, G. W. Jones ; 2 bales leather, B. Gittos ; 4 packages merchandize," H. S. Meyers ; 14 packages boots, C. _ Westphall ; 2 packages' boots, B. Gittos ; 7 ditto ditto, J. Ellison; 13 ditto boots, L. Boshers; 4 ditto merchandise, T. H. Hall ; 27 bags maize, Bell Brothers ; 134 ditto ditto. 40 gunnies sugar, 240 ditto ditto, order ; 60 ditto ditto, Must and Co. ; 791 ash oars, J. Roberton and Co.; 51 cases fruit, Canham ; 76 cases fruit, Arthur and Son ; 84 ditto ditto, 70 bales hay, G. W. Binney; 1 case cheese, order; 1 box, M. Cooke ; 50 bags bone dust, 285 tons coal, order; 1 eauvas parcel, Haines ; 1 case boots, Neal and Close ; 1 ditto, merchandise, S. Rowley ; 1 ditto, C. J. Percival; 27 cedar boards, Oxley.—Henderson and Macfavlane, agents.
Per schooner Lady Darling, from Melbourne : 100 bags sugar, 34 packages ditto, 22 boxes raisins, 10 cases sardines, 10 halfpints salad oil, 6 cases lobsters, 28 packages sundries, J. Phillips; 5 cases biscuit, Must and Co.; 20 boxes tea, J. Phillips; 500 cases kerosene, T. and S. Morrin ; 100 packages, G. W. Owen j 32 packages sugar ; 19 packages groceries, J. C. Morrin ; 73 cases claret, 28 ditto ginger wine, 25 ditto bitters, S. Jones ; 50 half-chess tea, order; 100 cases claret, 40 boxes soap, L. D. Nathan and Co. ; 107 packages sugar, order ; 80 packages sugar, order ; 188 packages sugar, Owen and Graham ; 97 boxes tea, S. Jones; 412 packages merchandise, W. J. Vance and Co.; 200 cases kerosene, 54 cases Martell's brandy, 50 ditto ditto, 5 cases figs, 3 bags seeds, 2 packages, W. J. Vance and Co. ; 50 boxes soap, 20 ditto ditto, order ; 22 packages merchandise, Stone Brothers ; 39 packages merchandise, Gregg and Stephenson ; 16 qr.-casks wine, Nathan ; 30 cases brandy, 25 quartercasks brandy, W. J. Vance and Co. ; 1 case, J, Roberton and Co.; 4 packages, J. C. Morrin ; 100 boxes candles, S. Jones ; 120 bags rice, S. Jones.—W. J. Vance and Co., agents.
The schooner Lady Darling left Melbourne on the 18th ult. and experienced light N.E. winds for 4 days, and then a strong S.E. gale for 7 days, during which the vessel was hove too; thence to the Three Kings N.N.W. winds. Passed North Cape on Friday, and arrived in harbour at 1 a.m. this morning. Prssengers. —Mr. and Mrs. Severn and family, Mrs. Jones and family. The schooner Fortune from the East Coast, brings 800 bushels maize to J. S. Macfarlane.
The clipper barque Kate, Captain Cooper, arrived in harbour early this morning, after a capital run of nine days. She left Sydney on the 30th ultimo, and experienced variable winds across, making the Three Kings on Friday last. The brig Moa arrived in harbour at five o'clock this morning, from Starbuck Island and Rorotonga, after a smart passage. Passengers : —Mrs. Arundel, and two others.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 312, 9 January 1871, Page 2
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