PORT OF FOXTON.

Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue I, 6 September 1878, Page 2

PORT OF FOXTON.

hAIIUIVEI). tember 3—Jane Douglas, ss, 7G tons, Wellington^ Cabin — Mrs ■ptily, Messrs Clarridge, i&esg. and September 3 —lvi, ss, 70 tons, Will^ from Wellington. Passengers : Cabin — Miss Neill, Mrs Hughey, Mrs Fraser, Mrs Manson, uteasrs Taylor, K'ng, Alzdorf, Conrad, Petersen, and Bridges; 3 steerage. SAILED. September 4 —Tui, sa, 76 tons, Wills, tor "WeHinglon. Passengers: Cabin — Mrs Gannaway, Messrs Benata and Pitihera: 2 steerage. September 4 —Jane Douglas, ss, 76 tons, Fraser, for Wellington. Passengers —Mr T. Nelson, and 3 others. - EXPORTS' Per Jane Douglas—7 casks tallow, 22 hides, and 6 bdls skins, Davidson; 20 hides, 2bdls skins, T. Moffatt; 2 cases, Miss Thorpe; 4 hhds, Howe. Per Tvi —loo sacks bran and 637 sleepers, Richter and Co.; 3 casks tallow and 8 pigs, Torr; 10 packages sundries. The regular traders Jane Douglas and Tui left Wellington for Foxton on Monday evening at 7 o'clock, and crossed the Manawatu bar at 11 30 the following 1 morning, arriving at Foxton wharf about noon. Both, vessels anchored under Kapiti for several hours. The steamers Tui and Jate Douglas, ■which left here on Wednesday hast for Wellington, arrived there about 10 o'clock same evening. The ketch Kestrel is now fully loaded, and will get away to sea for Dunedin directly the weather moderates. The Tui, on her trip up, reports the schooner Cora lying under Kapiti. laden -with a cargo ol general produce from Oamaru to Foxton, and consigned to Messrs Thynne, Linton and Co. We may expect the Cora to make port on the first favotable Blant of wind.