CUSTOMS ENTRIES

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1236, 16 July 1872, Page 2

CUSTOMS ENTRIES

INWARDS. July 15— Wallace, ps, 66 tons, Creegh, from Westport and Kelson. Passengers: Messrs Roberts, Coote, Sharp, Ayton, Duffy, o»d Pickard. vPuner, agent. July 15— Spray, schooner, 50 tons, Clarkson, from Lyttelton. D Maclean and Co, agents. July 15— Day Dawn, ketch, 24 tons, Jones, from KaiapoL Master, agent. July 15-Japiter, ketch, 26 tons, Russell, from Lytteltor Master, agent. OUTWARDS. Jnly 15-N.U KXPKOTBD ARRIVALS. Albion, from Nelson Gem,, from Melbourne Murray, from Nelson Kate Conley, from Melbourne Gleaner, from Melbourne Charles Edward, from Nelson VESSELS IN* FORT. Dispatch, tug-steamer Sarah and Mary, from Lyttelton Wallace, from Nelson Spray, from Lyttelton Jupiter, from Lyttelton Day Dawn, from Kaiapoi There were no arrivals or departures at this port, owing to the heavy nor'*weat weather, and the sea running on the bar. The numerous recent arrivals have not yet wmmenced discharging cargo, bat should the weather break to-day, bulk will be lr>>ken. .The ss Albion io expected here to-morrow from cooat ports and Nelson, when she will be despatched for Melbourne direct. . At a court-martial held recently at Portsmouth, Mr Robert Gilmore M'Colman, assistant-surgeon, borne as supernumerary on the books of the Duke of Wellington, pleaded guilty to a charge of wilfully disobeying the lawful command of Captain the Hon. H. C. Glyn of the Duke of Wellington, and was sentenced to bo dismissed from her Majesty's service. Her Majesty's ship Rosario, Capt Chollis, took her departure from Auckland, on a cruise on the 29th alt. "