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Evening Star, Issue 4255, 16 October 1876, Page 3

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>,. *Ut£ITXD. .. October 14:—Kestrel, ketch, 52 tons, Berne, from Blueakin. : ' Waitaki, s.s., 228 tons, Edie, from Oamarn. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Innes, Mr aud Mrs Holmes, Mr and Mrs White, Mesdames Boss, Paterson, Messrs Douglas, Lookhart, Cnmmines, Hackett, Job' Wain,. Hudson, .Bell, Stevenson, Lumbden, Longford, and eight steerage. Yvonne, barque, 290 tons, Neve, for Mauritius, August 31. October 15.—Toiaroa, s.s., 228 tons, Peterson, fremTimaru. Passengers: Misses Jennings, Maleolm, Messrs Meirs, Woods, Brown, Black, Teachemaker, Davis, Webb; Woods, Walton, and tea steerage. Wanganui, s.sr, 172 tons, Fraser, from the Bluff. UlandV Captain'Hutehieson, Messrs Jacobs, Haijrreaves, Bentley, Mair, Brown, Dunlop, Mews, • Fraser, M'Pherson, M'Kay, Murdoch, and ten ' steerage. , Bobycito, barque, 482 tons, C. Hodge, from Newcastle, September 30. v/jPiaronia, barque, 315 tonß, M'William b, from Newcastle, r: , t SAILBD. October 14.—Pranklin Belle, ketch, 38 tons, Foreman.forKakanui. . j Cc'lumbus, barque, 744 tens, Essen, for Napier, Jessie Headman, snip, 962 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington. Express, s.s., 136 tons, Christian, for the Bluff. Anna,- fcetch, 26 tons, Stout, for the Bluff. • Mary Ellen,: schooner, 29 tons. Smith, for ..Oamaru. October 15.—Samson, p. 5.,124 tons, Jones,' for Oamaru. Easby, f.s., 969 tons, Kennedy, for Sydney, via Coast Ports. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Mrs Cunningham and four children, and three steerage. For Wellington—Mr Fulton, and three steerage. For Sydney—Mr Marks, and twenty-five steerage* Cora, schooner, 45 tons, Bussell, for Wanganui, Effle Meikle, schooner, 41 tons, Mustftrt, for Napier. aawea, s.s., 462 tons, Wheeler, for Northern Wrfcht, Messrs Smith, Hammond, Thompson, A. wiS ht ' T?? r W «©**«-M»i SturroTkVMrs Mathew Holmes;, Miss. $. Wood, Misß Burns' Messrs Jas. Mills, Seaton, Salmond, M'Naught forVjSS" *.lk>*,ami thirty.flve steerage French barque Tvonn*. with 305 tons of sugar for this port, arrivid oft the Heads on Saturidayafternoon, aftofa passage of forty-three days « rota , the Mauritius, and was towed up in the evening by the Geelong. #,^\r barqu !, Bc *y«iw>, with a full cargo of coal bv&Fn W T tle ' T *° wed °P yesterday forenoon to tocham ng ' moored Alongside the hulk Esk The barque Columbus took advantage of theS.W. nEwE 2? !^ da l »*«»rnoon, anS railed for whum P° rt Bhe w* ll load London. t^1 B + i p Jes(ne ***&?**. tot Welhugton, was Qeelon ° n Saturda y ■"•nwon by the p.s. J?^ 8,8, E ¥ lby ' haTiß & been cleaned and rel^Tl,' was aken out o! t]tt e Graving Dock on Satorday evening and hauled alongside the railway pie* to take in cargo, and took her departure yeeUnfe 7 n mormng «^*W*wSaWrtTb.e s.s. Taiaroa, from Timaru, sirived at 7.30 ti3i4th 7 ' 6 Wt - [ FrJi e +2f' Wa S !pinui .' ith «"«• ">* passengerH I th Si . t ?P V6a at » a -«»- yesterday! Sine l loftthe Bluff at 4.50 p.m. on Saturday |e barque Perouia, with 460 tens of coal from Newcastle, was towed up to her snohorage off Carey fcajby the Geoleng this morning. She left Neww*Sm n th ° • T «? n t 1 0« to« sth inst. Captain , M Williams reports the barque WoodvUle, and i +£l S55 rt, */ B J e 5! , 9 f s«*w«flß «» same day for thij port, the three-masted schooner Mefcra, from NeWcsitle, for Oamarn, at daylight ; thi*^ morning,Smiles tflftheN.of theheadsT

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