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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 353, 25 February 1871, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDED SOCIETY. ESTABXISUED 1840. FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, &< without persons liability. Principal Office : New Pitt-stree Sydney. THE special advantages offered by t 6? : ~ established Society are— 'aize ' 10 1. UNDOUBTED SECURITY > JK,5f! Feb 1869, the ascertained'ffiffiSj wltT JyVaS- i 250 felloes, 300 While the accv.uum£ mall{leld . M ' caseg V I<J '" , a6 cases, 5 barrels, 4 bi^es, v.C. Morrhi; 6 coses chairs, W;-iks and Hall; 10 cases axes, T. and S. Morrin ; 9 cases sardines,2scase kerosene, J.C.Morrin; leate, 1 bale, Sr!omon and Co.; 10 casks ale, 240 gunnies sugar, order; 220 ditto, 1 hhd., order; 143 bags sugar, S. Jones; 43 ditto maize, BeH Bros.; 130 ditto ditto, 5 hhds. i^e, 18 tierces beef, order; 20 bags fire-clay, Cook ; 2 bales leather, Gittos ; 15 ditto cane, order , 1 nest trunks, 60 gunnies sugar, Must and Co. ; 70 ditto ditto, 1 parcel. For Taranaki— 6 parcels, 1 box guns. For transhipment to Southern Ports—lso tons coal, Henderson and Maefnrlaue. —Henderson md Macfarlane, agents. Per schooner Amelie, from Tahiti : —4O bales cotton, 23 tons cotton seed, 7 tons cobra, h;tlf-a ton of limejuice.—Owen and Graham, agents. The s.s. Taranaki took her departure from the Manukau yesterday, at 2 p.m., for tie South. Passengers—Mr. John Darlcy, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and three children, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. McDonald, Mr. Ching, Miss Arthur, Mr. Montrose, Mrs. W. and Master Wilson, Messrs. Anderson, Gowlan, Marsh, Langman, Halpin, Harnoforth, and J. Francis. The schooner Amelie, Captain Hart, arrived in harbour last evening, from Tahiti, after a passage' of eighteen days. She experienced fine weather until making the land ; since then thick dirty weather. Captain Hart reports the arrival of the barque Prince Alfred at Tahiti with one hundred and twenty laborers. The schooner Edith, Captain Trayte, had arrived at Tahiti, and sailed for the Islands. ARRIVAL OF THE ALICE CAMERON. The clipper barque Alice Cameron, Captain Carter, arrived in harbor r this morning from Sydney, after a very stormy passage. She brings a general cavgo, and the following passengers :—Cabin : Messrs. Maxfield, Dransfield, Gaseoigne, Mrs. Manners, Miss Caddington. Steerage : My. J. McDermoto, M;ss McLeroy. « SALE OF THE GO-AHEAD. The s.s. Go-Ahead was sold this morning to Messrs. Webster and Captaiu Doile, for the Waitara and Taranaki trade.

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