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Per riiip Chile, Capt. Thompson, from London: 1 case, T Bland; 1 case, Auckland Gas CO. t 2 cases, Bishop Cowio ; 12 cases, littchttia and Co; 10 packages, \V Ewen; 5 bales, Low and Motion •is packages, Henderson and Macfarlahe ; li packages order ; 1 case, M La Roche ; i bases, Turrell : = 55 packages Sargood, Son, and .Ewen ; 1 case, Netwell ■ n«Tr S> -,)}> , ytC; 1c.,1«l c.,1«? ka Bea. order ; 4 cases, Upton and Co : 100 cases, .1 S MacFarlane and Co; 7 casks 8 packages, order ; :J1 packages, Captain Daveney • 594 iron plates, 1,511 angles, 2 cases, Minister of Public Works; 2 cases, order; 2 packages, T Wvllie • 5 packages, Eraser and Tinne ; 1 box, C Walrriott •' 20 barrels, Brown, Campbell, and Co; 1 case II E Campbell; 2 qr-cosks, J B Bvaithwaito ; 2 eases, .T Kobevton and Co ; 1 case, J and .1 Soppett; 1 case, W Omnston ; 1,000 bags salt, 55 packages, E and H Isaacs ; 2 casks, X Uooley : 1 case, G Wyatt: 1 case, J Watt; 1 case, flank of New Zealand; 1 bundle, 2 bales, 21 casos, order: 1 case, E, Graham ; 20,000 slates, Crmckshank and Co ; 771 casks L D Nathan TmCo '14 casks> X 1 tales, 3 cases, order ; 2 packages, , o oylan ; 3 casks> R :N'(!al; s bflles> J Roberton and to ; 522 packages and pieces, 131 packages, SO tanks, order ; 1 case, .1. Smart and Co ; IS casks order; 1 case, SBing: 1 bale, (I W Walker• 107 packages, E Potter and Co ; 10 packages order • S packages, Dyson ami fo; 4 cases, TIE Read- 3=>.| packages, ]) It McKenzie ; 93 packages, L D Nathan and Co ; 4 packages, Stone Brothers ; 2 cases T Short; 2 sheep, order: 4 packages. E J Norris '• 1 package, J Derrom ; 384 packages, Order; 1 box, Hay ; 1/1 packages, Owen and Graham : 5 cases J Cater : 8 packages, E Lusk ; 5 cases, Upton and Co ; o bales order; 3:? packages, McArthur, Shera, and" Co • 5 cases, order ; 8 bales, Daily Southern Cross Co -'29 packages, A Clark and Sons: 182 packages, order •15 packages, L I) Nathan and Co ; 1 case E and H Isaacs ; 41? packages, H. I!. Morton ; S packages 1 cask, Mi-s "Worrall. For transliir.ment to gainer—9 trunks, Jlobjohn and Co; 1 box HII Bridge; 2 casks, Newton, Irvine, and Co; 1 case, order. For transhipment to New Plymouth—''lO bars 39 bundles 5 plates G sheets iron,' 2 fpackfi»os order.—Owen & Graham, agents. Per Wild Wave : 265 tons coal, Auckland Gas Compan 3 .- Stone Bros., agents.
The brig Wild Wave, Captain James, arrived in harbour this afternoon afteragood passage from Newcastle. She left on the 9th, and rounded the Three Kings on the 21st. We are indebted to Captain James for papers of the Bth inst.
The Waverly cleared for Sydney in ballast to-day.
The Ruby, from Wangaroa, brines 29,000 feet timber and 23,000 shingles.
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Auckland Star, Volume IV, Issue 1197, 24 November 1873, Page 2
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