I 8 The s.s. Star of the South, arrived last ening from Auckland, bringing us files to e 26th hist. The Herald of that date ates that the runaway prisoners refused to turn, spite of all entreaties. The steamship Ahuriri made her first aparance in the Manukau on Saturday last. The schooner Nautilus cleared at Auck-
land on the 23rd; inst., for Napier via Wangapoa, where she will take in 25,000ft.‘timber. Mr. A. Buckland reports as follows from the Newmarket yards, on Thursday last: — “ There was a full supply of sheep. Store sheep were enquired for, and late prices maintained; merino wethers bringing from 18s. to 245. each. Fat sheep, unless of prime quality, were easier 2s. to 4s. per head. Merino wethers bring 265. to 295. The cargo of the Star of the South averaged 245. each. Lambs were more plentiful, but many of them too young for the market. They brought from 12s. to 30s. each.” There is no other news of consequence.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IV, Issue 194, 30 September 1864, Page 2
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