SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 533, 19 June 1909, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OP THE MOON. JUNE „ „ Day. Hr. m. FuJI moon ! _ 4 ' 055 p.m. Last quarter ... u 213 p.m. New moon 18 10 50 a.m. First quarter ... 25 6 13 a.m. , HIGH WATER. / To-day, 5.17 a.m.j 6.35 p.m. To-morrow, 6.9 a.m;. 6.25 p.m; • . : '• ' bun. Sun rises to-day, 7.15 a.m.; sets, '4.28 p.m, ARRIVALS. 1 . ' FRIDAY, JTJNE 18. • ARAiiURA, b.6. (4.35 a.m.), 1596 tons, Lambert* from Grey Bar, Westport, Nelson, and Plctbu, Passengers:' Saloon—Allyseo Shaw, Lavery, M'Don* aid (2), .Thompßon (2), Parker, Hooker,. Peffyer, Rasmusaen, Conncll, Ifoyer, Airs. Sba\v, Messrs. Walton, M'Donald, Martin, Bush, M'Kay, Carey Shaw, I3nshell,'Pell,'Stringer.

VICTORIA 8.8. (6.45 'a.m.),' 2969 tons, - Entwisle, from Sydney, Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier. I Passengers: Saloon-r-Misses Herd, Denholm, Mrs. I Phillips, Messrs. A. J. Downey, Norton, and Dr. ! Zielc'j 11. steerage. MAORI, 8.8. • (7 a.m.),' 3399 tons, Hunter, from Lyttelton.... Passengers:- Saloon—Misses Tombs, Lynch,. Fitzpatrick, Witty, Fairbrother, Sparks, Masefield, Sinclair, Hartley, Parlett, Sinclair, Bartrum» Mather, Kirkcaldiei Bowden, -Green, Jones, Hartley, Mesdames Brown, iT'Manus," M'Gregor, Sparks, Kerr, Elliott, Jenkins, Armstrong. Newton, Saundors, Goodwin, Curtis, Scott,- Douglas, Kirkwood, Morrison, Dr. Kopf, Dr. Batchelor, Revs. Ginger, M'Naughton, Drake, Williams, Dawson. Courle, Messrs. Brown, Tombs, Hill, Tonflett, • Forbes, Oavonall,- Caukrodger,Vangwine, Coapar, Master Armstrong, Rigg, .Armstrong (2), Studholme, Topliss, Scarlott, Anderson, Herbert. Murray, Buchanan, Orr, Parton, Smellio, Hartley, Monray, Smollie, Evans, Morris, Orabb, O'Oonnell, Brown, Maddleon, Evans, Banbury, Paterson, East, Mill, Clifton, Munro, M'Leod, Bartrum, Wright, Jackson, Ellery, Arnst, • Gallagher, Curtis> Herdman, Buckton, Leal, Spragg, Kirkcaldle; Bartruin, Cooper, Helper, Dykton, Tinker, Sims, Layburn, Fleming. (2),. Tucker, Selever, Cassidy,' Bradley, Dr, King, Dr. Kopf; 99 steerage. ,

MANUKA, fi.B. (7.15 a.m.), <505 tons, Newton, from Melbourne, Hobart", Bluff, Dunedin, and Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Robert* son, Hamilton,. .Waddcll, Nurso Ward, Nurso Tewsley, Pcarce, Prentice, Sincock,' Thomson (2), Stevens. Nesbit, Sullivan, Richards, Mesdames Waddeli, WArthur (2), Smith (2), Miller and 2 ohildren, Orr, Gorn..Richards, Hartland, Smith, Messrs. Snllivan. Burns, Clark, Orr, Judd, Mounsey, Williams (2), Harrison, Wheeler, Hanrop, Cooper, Mid' Kirkerj. 36 steeraee. KAMONA",. s.fl. . (10 a.m.), 1425 tons, ; Stringer, from'Westport and Lyttelton. • 1• ' RAKAN&A, s.s. (12.5 p.m.), 2246-tons, Stewart, from Wesfport. . NORA NTVEN, r.b.' (10.10 p.m.), 56 tons, Brown, from Cook's Strait trawling.ground. . • REGTTLTrS/s.s. (10.45 p.m.), 585 tona, Mitchell, from Gisborne. . ,< ■ .

: . . DEPARTURES. i : . FRIDAY, JUKE 18. '' '■ PATEENA, B.s. (12.55 p.m.), 1212 tons, Stewart, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers-Saloon: For Picton—Misses Sullivan, Johnston, Wardell, Mosdames Smith, Seymour, Riddle, Haybittie, Duncan,. Messra. Duncan, Burns, Sullivan, Tarthan, Dodda, -Chambers.. For Nelson—Mißses Maginnity, . Mac Donald, Edwards, Alesdamea 'Prico; Fove'r, CliishOlin (2), Davidson, Armstrong, Messrs. Ohisholm (2); Ford (2), Pover, Murrcll.

RURU/.'b.s.'. (4.35' p.m.), 65 tons, Peterson, for Napier. ...' ' '' ROSAMOND,'sis. (05 : p.m.), 721 tons,, Edwin, for New Plymouttf and. Onchunga. ' MANUKA, B.ii. (6.10 p.m.), 4505 tons,' Newton, for Sydney.. PasEcnger-list published yestorday. MANA, b.Sj • (5.45. p.m.), 134 tons, Jackson, for Wanganui.

VICTORIA, b.s. (7'.p.m.), 2969 tons, Entwistle, for Lyttelton and Duncdin. , ' ' I MAORI, s.s.. (8.5 p.m.). 3399 tons, Hunter, for Lyttelton. Pasengers: Saloon—Misses, Anderson, Black, Llvesay, Perry, Itoss,. Bland, Hesdames Steail, Duncan, Shand, Watson, Fcary, Chapman and child, Sim,' Messrs. T; K.' Sidey M.P., Hardie, M.P., Stead,. Watklns,' Thomson, Morgan, Derry, Moray; Foster, Uaznrd, Lillico, - White, • Thomson,- Buxton, Lamb, Russell, Chapman, Speight. • BLENHEIM, s.s. (11 p.m.), 120 tons, Watson, for Blenheim. ' - OPAWA, s.s. (11 p.m.), 110 tons, Eokford, for Blenheim. : , . ; EXPECTED ARRIVALS, . Kahu, Napier, Juno 19. " . Wnirau,..Nelson,. June 19. . . . .. Kiripaka. Patea, Jiuio 19. , ; Aorere l'atea, June, 19.Blenheim, Juno 19. Stormbird, Wanganui, June 19. 1 Op&wa, Blenheim, June 19. ■ Arapawa, Wanganui, Juno 19. ' Rotoiti, Nelson and; West Coast, JuUo 19.' Mararoa, Lyttelton,'Juno 19. . ■• " Queen of the'Soilth, Foxton, June 19, l'ateena, Nelson and,Picton,;J.une 19.ji,.........' -Kapiti,' Wanganui, Juno 19.' ■ ... .' ■' . r ■ Kennedy, Foxton, Juno 20. • ' Monowai, Lyttelton, Duncdin, Jnno 20, Puliaki; southern' ports, June 20. . Maori, Lyttelton, Juno 20. . \ ■ Flora, Westport, Juno 20. : Star of Scotland, southern porta, June 21. Manapokri, Westport,, June 22. Maitai, Auckland, via porto, Juno 22. Cygnet, Kailtcjura,'i Juno 22. Defender, Lyttelton, Juno 23. Warrimoo,- Sydney direct, Jnno. 23. . ' Rosamond, Onehunga, June 24. .. Victoria; Dunedin and Lyttelton, June 24. TJliraaroa, Melbonrno, via southern ports, Juno 25. Talune, Auckland, via ports, Jnno 25.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. :'.Manapouri, Wcstporti Juno 19.- ... V Waihi, Blenheim. Jnnoil9. ...... Aorero, ratea, Juno 19. . . Huia, Wanganui, Juno 19. . • " Jtanaroa, Motueka, June 19. Arahura, Nelson.'and : West Coast, Juno 19. . Wairau, Kelson, June 19. Brisbane, Kaipara, Juno 19. Kiripaka, Patea, June 19. Mararoa, Lyttelton, Juno 19. . Raltanoa, Greymouth, Juno'l9.. Star of New Zealand, Brisbane, Jane 19. ICapiti, Wanganui, June 19. Pateena, Plcton and Nelson, June 21, Manaroa, Motueka, Juno 21. Blenheim,. Blenheim, Juno £1. ' : Kahu, Napier, via coast, June H. Monowai, Anckland. via porte, Juno 21. i Pukaki,. Westport and Grej uiouth, Jnno SI, Moorabool, Lyttelton, June 21. Maori, Lyttelton, June 21. ' Queen of tlie South, Foxton, Juno 21/ Opawv Blenheim, Juno 21. 1 Stormbird, Wanganui, Juno 21. Kennedy. Nelson and .Wort Coast, Juno. 21.. : . Maitai, Lyttelton, Dunedin. Jnno 22. : Rotoiti, Nelson and West Cobbl, Juno 22. ' Orgnet, 'Kaikonra, • Lyttelton, 'Juno 23. Warrimoo, Melbourne, via south, Jnno 24. ■ ■■ Yiotoria, . .Sydney, via Auckland and ports, June 24. Tllimaroa, Sydney direct, Jnno 25, ; • Talune, Lyttelton and Dunodin,-Juno 25.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. . . ' MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEE3. MANUKA,' fl.s., left Molbourno Juno 9, for Wellington, via Hobart and southern ports. Arrived Wellington June 18. Left samo day for Sydney direct. Duo Sydney Ouno 22. 'MOERAKI, s.s.,'left Sydney June 5, for Wei. ■lington direct. : Arrived Wellington Juno 9. Left Jano 10. for Melbourne, via fioutiiern ports and Hobart.. Duo Melbourno Juno 19. ... VICTOEIA,. si:., left Sydney Juno 9, for Wellington, ' via Auckland and East Coast ports Arrived Auckland Juno 13, and Wellington Jtmo 18. Left samo day for Lyttelton and Dunedin.: : . . 110K0IA, bjl, left - Sydney for Auckland Juno 16. Due Auckland Juno 20, and tranships to Taluno. MOANA,- b.b., left Bydnoy, Juno 12, for Wellington . direct. Arrived Wellington Juno 16. Left Juno 17. for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart. Duo Melbourne, Juno 26. , ULIMAEOA', 6.8.,. loft Melbourno June 16, for Wellington, via Hobart and eouthern ports. Duo Wellington Juno 25. Leaves same day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney June 29. ■ .

TALTJNE, s.s., left Dunedin June 15," for Auckland, via Lyttelton, Wellington, Qisbomo, and Napier Arrived Wellington June 17. Due Auckland Juno 20. Connects with Mokoia, which leaves for Sydney on Juno 21. WAItEIIIOO, s.s., ■ leaves Sydney : June 19 for Wellington direct. -Due Wellington Juno 25 Leaves Juno 24, for Melbourne, via southern ports and,llobart. Duo Mclbourno Jnly 3. WIMMUftAj- s.s., leaves' Sydney, Juno 23, for Wellington, .via Auckland and East Coast ports Duo Auckland Juno 27,: and Wellington July t Leaves, samo day for Lyttclton and Dunedin. , OVERSEA SHIPPING. STEAMERS TO ABRIYE. . ' From London. , ICATKODKA (due Wellington about Jnly 1) sailed on May 4, via Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) . NEREHANA (due Wellington. about July 14) sailed on May 5, via Australia, Auckland .and Napier. (Tyser Lino, agents.) TUHAKIN A .(due Wellington, about' July 1) sailed on May 14, Plymouth May 6, via Cape Town and Ilobart, (New Zealand Shipping Co agents.) ■" ATHENIG (duo Wellington July 15), sailed on May 27, Plymouth May 29, via Capo Town and Hobart.- (Shaw, Savill Line, agents.)STAR OF AUSTRALIA (due Wellington about July 28), sailed May 29, via Australian ports and Auckland. (Tyscr Line, agents.) KCJMAKA. (duo Wellington about August 3) Bailed on' Juno 0, via Australian ports and Auckland. (Shaw. Savill, and-Albion Lino, agents.) TONGARIRO. s.s. (duo about July 26), sailed "on Juno 12 for Wellington, via TencriiTc, Capo Toiyivand Ilobart. (Now Zealand Shipping Co agents.) - ■

From Liverpool. . • MORAYSHIRE (due Wellington about Juno 241 Balled on April 24, via Australia and' Auckland! 'F.H.P.' I.inc. arccntn.) - DEVON (due Wellington about August 6), sailed May 29, via Australian ports and Auckland (F.HIS. Line, agents.)' • From New Yorli. WALKUEK (duo Wellington about July' Eh Bailed on May 3, for Wellington direct. (Vacuum Oil Co., - agents.) BANTU (duo V/cUinston about August 6). sailed on iLaj.lJ, via Australia' and XuoUand. UL *eoat*J

GLENDEVON (duo Wellington about August 27), sailed on Jnno 8, via Australian ports- and Auckland. (Now Zealand Shipping Co.,.agents.) . bailer to.:abexve. . OLARA, barque, sailed from Liverpool Kay 27, for Wellington. BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. ' SYDNEY, Jnno 18. ' Arrived.—lnga, from New Zealand; Wimmera (5 p.m.),. from Now Zealand. Sailed.—Whangaroa, for Wanganui. NEWCASTLE, Jnno 18. Sailed.—Kaiapoi, for Wellington; lima, for Auckland. ' v BY TELEGRAPH. COASTAL. FRIDAY, JUNE 18..' . CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN. The Barawa passed south from east at 1.30 this afternoon. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—M&itai (7i30 f a.m.), and Wairuna (5 p.m.), from tho south; Wanaka (5,30 p.m.), from Newcastle. Bailed.—Ranadi (6 a.m.), for Bora. NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrived.—Takapuna (5.30 ;ajn.),: from Oaehimga. (9 p.m.),. for . Onehunga; Kapiti (3 p.m.),. for Wellington. . V WANGANUI. - 4 Arrived.—Stormhird (910 a.mj.y'from Welling* ton; Ar&pawa (9.20 a.m.),-from Wellington. ; . ; . NAPIER. ... Arrived.—Taiune (10.40 a.m.), from Wellington.

FOXTON. Arrived.—-Queen of tho South (9.20 a.m.), from Wellington. " PICTON. ' ' • Arrived.—Pateena, (5 p.m.), from Wellington; Aotea (7 p.m.), from Nelson. . • To sail.—Paiecna (10 p.m.i, for Nelson. 1 > ' ' NELSON. Sailed.—Aotea (9.10 a.m.'), for Picton; Wairau (5.15 p.m.), for Wellington. ♦, • ~.■■■ LYTTELTON. - " Arrived.—llQan/i (6.40 a.m.), and Mararoa (8.10 a.m.), from Wellington; Canopus (7.50. a.m.), from Westport.. - Sailed.—Morning Light {5 a.m.), for Wrilotapu; Ganymede, barque (6.30 a.m.), for Hokianga; Marnroa (6.15 p.m.), for Wellington. Sailed.—Mararoa, for Wellington; Passengers —Sa'ioon: Misses. M. Lilian, Cameron, felton, Julian, Pynes-Clinton, M'Qninney, Morrison, Turner (2), Ackland, Mesdaroes Black, Morley, Bardinett, Lowrio, Whito, Longuet, Winteringham, Morrison, Bultcr,. .Wise .and child, Thompson, Empaon, Williamson and 2 children, Messrs. Roberts, Morley, Booth, Bardinctt» Gray, Lowriei Woterhouso, Haslam, Cambridge, Black. Daly, Keller, Fonner,. Burley, lunron ; .Wells, Sunckoll, Alexander, Smith. M'Leod. M'lntosh (2), Hall,; Jones, Carson, Elliott, Outts, Hingo, Binns, Wyatt, Ritchie. : Mitchell, Kirkrrood. Blewett, I Barrnclou?h; Thompson, Empson,i Williamson, I Masters, Roberts,-Reid; 25 steerage.

DUNKDIN. ■ Saiiod.—Monowai (3 p.m.),. for northern, porta. Passengers : for Wellington—Misses Allen and M'Leod, Mesdamea Wyatt (2) f Jamieson, Heenan, Messrs. Fountain (3), Taylor, and'Hislop. ' .BLUFF. Arrived.—Clan Macintyrc, from Timaru, , ' EUAPEHU AT PLYMOUTH! .' Tho local oijlce of the Now Zealand Shipping Company have received advice that the Ruapehu, which left Wellington .for London on May 6, reached Plymouth on Wednesday, ■■ ■ • ' 1 '■ ' THE AOTEA. The ShawrSavill stcainer " Aotea • is now -at Pioton, and leaves ..there to-day . for Gisborne. She is duo at Wellington about Friday '■ next, and afterward proceeds to Lyttelton,-- sailing finally, from that port' on July 30,. lONIC'S MOVEMENTS. K:M.S. lonic, now in port; leaves on Sunday for Lyttelton, and afterwards goes on to Bluff, She returns to Lyttelton in the first week in July, and is due- back in on . July 9, leaving this port for. London on July 15.' . • NEXT 'FRISCO BOAT. A cable has been received stating .-that tho Australian mail steamer Invortay-left San Francisco on Wednesday last, Juno' 16,, bound for Auckland and Sydnoy. Sho is duo at Auckland' on July 12. Messrs. Lovin and'Oompany aro her local agents. . MAMAEI'S POBT3 OF OALLr , ! y.V After discharging ' cargoat.' Dunlin, the Marnari goes on to Lyttelton and, lator, calls at Timaru. About Jufcl2 she comes'to" Wellington for coal ■ and;,'.from here, proceeds' to Gisborne, and thetf ort" to Auckland. She .is booked to sail from tho". latter port for London about July 24. r --'■- ; '- \/ '

. . GLENDETON LEFT, NEW TOEK. ; ; It is estimated that' -tho. chartered steamer Glendcvon, from Now York, will reach Wellington about, August 27. According to advice.,reccived by her-local agents, tho New^-Zealand Shipping Company, sho sailed''on - Juno" 8. and .will touch at Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton,. and Dunedin. i ' FLOTSAM. ■ . Mr. Allport, .Secretary of the' Marino Department, received'a telegram from Christchurch yesterday informing him that Captain AHsop.of the steamer Ripple had reported seeing a lot of sawn timber, Oregon pine and kauri, in the vicinity of Chatham Mandl .' It ,is -surmiEed' that this is .driftwood ; from, the - wreckcd Bio Logc. Captain Allsop also reported - that, on Wednesday, Jnno 17, when . noaring the Newcoast lie sighted a light-built' boat, painted, green,. stovo in,- and- floating - bottom upwards. Ho dld not think it a ship's'boat.,!

• • THE MANAPOURL After a visit from the Port Health Officer yesterday morning. theHanapouri'.was berthed at No. 6, QuocnV Wharf, and immediately commenced discharging. Her\cargo was-'ag'fol« 10w5:—2495 cases and 110 Itita bananas, 1 caso pines, G749 casca oranges, 3"packages> fruit,' 859 sacks copra, 10 packs coco'anuts, 5 cases vanilla 14 bales fungus, 19 barrels ink, 21 barrels oil, 4 kegs apple' juice, 160 cases • candied, fruits, 90 packages dried-fruit, 45 casea oil and dry colours, 1 caso jewellery, and quantity sundries 4 She leaves • for - Westport this afternoon, and is due back .in/ Wellington about tlio middle of next week. ' ■ . '

COASTAL LIGHT- : REINSTALLED/ Since .tho lighthouse , on' Tuahino Point, near Gisborne; was destroyed by'fire'some two years ago, shipmasters have continually been urging its reinstatement, and, finally, the Marino 3)e--part-meatl decided to crcct a new light, and tho work, started about two months'ago, was completed thiß week. The light, which-is supplied from.-.an acetylenc plant erected'in the .tower, is regulated upon a clockwork, eystem, and will flash every few scconds, and it'is estimated can be . seen at a distance of. 14 miles; It was to have been tested this week,-but lt will not bo set in permanent operation until*gazetted by tho Gisbomo Harbour. Board. .

WHITE STAR LINENS''NAMES. r The great steamship .lines which christen their vessels with a uniform termination are notoriously hard put'to it sometimes for fretfi namcß. The Laurentic ought strictly, perhaps,' to derive her name froni the capital of tho ancient kingdom of Latium, which was called" Laurentum, it is said, from the abundance of laurels that grew inthe country. But perhaps tho company wcro thinking rather of tho rivor St. Lawrence, which tho vessel ia to navigate. The name is not the happiest thought: (says the "Manchester Guardian") the White Star . Lino liayo hit onnot 00 happy, for example, as tho names Olympic and Titanic, which aro to to given to tho great monsters which are now being built, but it is bettor than somo of the namos which havo been suggested by the wags who have amused themselves with the subjcct. Idiotio and Spusmoilic aro among their contributions to tho difficulty, and so also aro Sea-sick and No-tick, names which satisfy the ear alone and defy the law 01 Epelling as well aa the sense of propriety. GISBORNE HARBOUR BOARD. , A. sy/cial meeting of tho Gisbomo Harbour Board' Was held on Monday ■ to consider tho : report, prepared by Mr. L. G. P. Spencer, C.E., upon tho question of tho best steps to bo taken to obviate the range in the river.- For .a considerable period ; tho breaking (of tho waveg across the entrance to tho port has constituted a source of inconvenience and occasionally of danpor to thoso taking vessels' in'and out. Various schemes havo been .proposed.'to meet the, difficulty and, rccontly. Mr. -Spencer < was asked to furnish a report. Ho proposes to have several blocks of'2oft. in length cut out of the groyno, the deptfy of the excavation to .bo within two feet of low water. Ho argues that the, waves across tho waterway ana which at present strike and rebound' from the opposito wall will pass ovor the cut. After due consideration, the report was adopted at Monday's meeting, and tho.work in connection with the BChemo is to bo taken in hand immediately.

| 1 GANGWAY PASSES. " The • Union Steam Ship .Company have found that the visitor -nuisancc on the arrival and departure of their steamers is assuming serious proportions. This is*©specially tho case on tho departuro of tho larger intercolonial, vessels, when tho gangways and stairways of tho stoamcra are regularly blocked, to tho discom* fort and inconvenience of the ship's officers and crew, who thus experience difficulty in wording the ship. The company lias thereforo taken into serious consideration tho Question of absolutely suspending tho issue of frco gangway passes and of making a small charge—gay, sixpencefor those who desire to board the dopaxting steamers to say good-byoto* their friends. Any rcceints-from this would then be devoted to • charities, such . as tlie wiipwrecked belief Society. An experience which the ,-officers- of tho Itoeraki had when Sir Robert Stout and several othor prominent persons woro departing from Wellington induced the company to try tho cxperimont.of restricting-'the issuo of gong, way . paßfics on nn occasion the Maheno had a largo number of pusangero. Put tbe rts caUant protttia ,fccaa tos noznber ttaft vcre.

refused wised the old system of indiscriminate' issue u> bo reverted to. However, the trouble of visitors crowding tho Btoamcrß until tho last minute has becomo more acute lately, and thequestion of making some small charge is tfioro* fore being considered. _Utix discharging coal at Napier, tho barque Hippolaa is to load a cargo of white pine for Bydnoy. As the bar at Greymotrih vaa still unwork* ablo yesterday tho Rotoiti waa unable to cross inwards. Olio Tyscr steamer Star of New Zealand, which leaves for Brisbane to-day, loaded at tliif port 320 casks tallow, 44 casks casings, 3 iocs casings. ' ■ , " Tho dredge at present being constructed in Great Britain to the order of the Qisbornn Harbour Board is to bo completod ready foe trial not later than January 27, 1910. When tho New Zealand. Shipping Company'#' new steamer Bnahinii is ready to take up bor running, about November next, she will be tha largest vessel in tho company's fleet. At prosent the Turakina, 621JJ tons, enjoys that distons Ruahlne will be larger by WOO . Imports by tho Manuka, which arrived fronu Molbonrno yesterday morning, included--®, cases fruit, 63 cases tobacco, 2 horses, 35 pockacoa ' stationery, books, fitc., 15 eases oleetrical goods. 34 packages oil, 94 packages spirita. 60 oases chlorate potash, 160 bags rice, e packages machinery, 80 bags sugar, 13. bags flour, 21 pn*k. ages fruit trees and plants, 14 bales hemp. IS'-, pieces bluostono, 295 sacks potatoes, 356 fcases preserved milk, 69 paoltagos mutton birds, asH sacks oysters, 75 sacks oata, 100 boxes butteri 30 sacks fesone, and a <iuantity of Buniirics.