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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1506, 2 June 1873, Page 2

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Per Kennedy : From Nelson, under bond — 175 boxes candles, Glenn Bros ; 50 do, Joyce; 30: do, 100 bags sugar, Griffen and Co ; 100 bags sugar, Kennedy Bros ; 10 cases brandy, 1 qr-cask do, M'Lean. Free and duty paid— l trunk, Lundon; 1 case, Glenn Bros ; 5 kegs, 5 cases, Nancarrow and Co ; 1 case, 2 trunks, White ; 3 bundles trees, Langford ; ' 1 case cordials, Taylor ; 1 case, Coulson ; 2 kegs butter, M'Lean ; 1 parcel seeds, 1 bundle plants, Magoffin ; 2 cases eggs, Woolcock ; 3 trunks, Shaw ; 1 case, 2 cases sewing machines, 1 parcel, O'Brien ; 1 roll leather, Townsend ; 2 cases, Hamilton and Co ; 1 parcel, Reay ; 1 do, M'Davitt ; 1 case drapery, Manson; 1 parcel, Carr ; 1 package saddlery, Yarrall ; 1 keg butter, Sac ; 4. castings, Seweil j95 sheep, order ; 3 cows, 2 calves, 12 pigs ; Herrick ; 1 bale scrim, Ryan Bros ; 14 cases, Coates ; 2 do, Joyce ; 5 do, Griffen and Co ; 6 do, Kennedy Bros ; 10 kegs butter, 4 cases cheese, M'Lean ; 10 kegs butter, 10 cases cheese, Hamilton and Co ; 30 kegs butter, 3 cases bacon, 8 cases cheese, Orr and Co ; 1 bale leather, 1 trunk, O'Brien ; 1 bale leather, White ; 2 hhds ale, 2 qr-casks do, 1 bag bacon, 2 kegs butter, Taylor ; 3 casks butter, 1 case eggs, Magoffin ; 2 packages bacon, 3 casks butter, 1 case eggs, Woolcock; .7 kegs nails, 1 bag washers, 3 sacks lime, Ryan, Bros ; 1 case liquorice, M'Lean; 20 sheets iron, Coates ; 1 case safe, Joyce; 10 cases lobsters, Griffen and Co. From Hokitika — 50 cases apples, 20 bags onions, order. The s.s. Kennedy arrived yesterday afternoon from Nelson, via Hokitika. The schooner Hector, bound for Richmond River, and . Gleaner, for Melbourne, Avere towed to sea on Saturday. A vessel, supposed to be the Sarah and Mary, from Melbourne, was sighted about fifteen miles off the land yesterday afternoon. The Dispatch ran out, but finding the schooner was so far off, returned, in order to be in time, to tender the Alhambra. The s.s. Alhambra arrived off Hokitika early yesterday morning, and was waited on by the s.s. Waipara. In order that she should not be delayed at this port, the p.s. Dispatch.ran out with her passengers late on the tide yesterday, and waited for her in the " roadstead. The tug was expected to return to port during the night.