CUSTOMS ENTBIES.

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1416, 13 February 1873, Page 2

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

. INWARDS. February 12— Rangitoto. s.s, 467 tons, Mackie, from Melbourne. Passengers : Miss M'Dowell, Misses Campbell; and 10 in the steerage. D. Gird wood and Co., agents. OUTWARDS. February 12— Rangitoto, s.s., 467 tons, Mackie, for Nelson. Misses Gascoigne, Mrs Smith, Mrs Guinness, Mrs Kingham, Master Williams; and 4 in the steerage. D. Girdwood and Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. 10, from Melbourne Sarah and Maiy, from Melbourne Gleaner, from Melbourne Alhambra, from Melbourne, via East Coast ports Wallace, from Nelson. Charles Edward, from Nelson : VESSELS IN PORT. dispatch, tug steamer Kaiuma, from Hokitika

The s.s. JJaugitoto, from Melbourne, arrived at Hokitika during Tnesday night and was tendered there early on the tide yesterday. She came on here and the Dispatch ran out on the last of the name tide and tendered her, thus saving any detention. The Dispatch had to lie out all the afternoon, and returned to.port about nine p.m. with the Rangitoto's inward passengers. The s.s Alhambra is expected here tomorrow from Nelson, when she will ship passengers for Melbourne direct. The Sarah and Mary cleared out at Melbourne for this port on the sth inst. The Gleaner and Io were still loading when the Rangitoto left. A private telegram from Batavia says that the ship Whirlwind, from Hong Kong to Dunedin, had put in leaky. The vessel was b'kely to be condemned, but the cargo was sound.