POET OF FOXTON.

Manawatu Herald, 20 September 1878, Page 2

POET OF FOXTON.

AHIIIVEn. — £ept 18— Stovmlird, s.s., 62 tons. Doilc, fiom Wellington. Piissengors— Cabin - Miss Graj, Messrs Whitcombe, Ta'ggert, f Fawoett, Barber, Cola, Evans, -Roberts, Stuart, Ayers, and one na'.ive. Liddell, tsgoiit. Keptomber 19.-Tui, p.s. C 9 tons, Wills, from" Wellington. Pussengors : Cabin — Mrs-Gannawiy and" child, Mrs Stevens and daughter, and 4 children, Mrs Parsoii3 and family, (11), a«d Messrs Parsons, Davies, — -Ikrnetfc, Jone3, Paterson, Connor, Rogers, M'Dongall, Chilcott, and Gibbs, and Miss Hanson. Thynue, Liuton, and Co., agents. SAILED. September 19 — Stormbird, S3, G2 tons, Doile, for Wellington— Passengers— Cabin — Miss Kenny, Mrs Tansley, Judge Kenny, . Messrs Brady, Gray, Chatfield, Cowie, and I Madden. Four steerage. J. W. Liddell, [ agent. imports Per Stormbird— l4 pkgs, Loudon; 23 plcgs, Thompson ; 9 cases, 2 pkg3, Liddcil ; i 15 pkgs, 30 sacks oats, Whyte ; 5 bundles, - Gyuy ; 290 pkgs, other consignees. J Per Tui— l case drapery, 30 sacks flour, ) 40 bags flour, Loudon Bros ; 1 ease draper} , Liddell ; 2 Lincoln rams, Gower ; 32 pkg.°, Thynne, Linton and Co ; 100 pkgs, other consignees. EXPORTS. Per Stormbird — i hhds, Whyte ; 4 pkgs, 7,088 feet timber, Manson & Co. The s.s" Stormbird, Captain Doile, left Wellington at 8.30 p.m. ouJjTuesday evening, and proceoded under easy steam; stopped off the stranded vessel Hydraoad at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, and as the weather was very fine ; and sea calm, 8 passengers H&oro put in a boat for the ship ; arrived K>ff the Munawatu bar at 10 a m., and at 11 a.m., reaching the wharf shoitly before noon. Jfc'ino weather and Bmooth sea were e?:perienced tluoughout. x Ve thank Mr Reid, purser, for flips and a report. The Stormbird sailed for Wellington about 1 p.m. yesterday. The Tui left Wellington at 8 o'clock on Wednesday night, and arrived off the Manawatu bar early next morning,reachhig the JFoxton wharf at 11.30. She leaves on hr.r return trip at 1 p.m. to-day. Wocre informed that it will be fully a ■week before the h.s. Jane Douglas will be able to resume her running to thia port.