PORT OF FOXTON. v*.

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 43, 23 January 1880, Page 2

PORT OF FOXTON.

AKRIVEU. January 20 -t Stormfcid, ss, C 9 tons, >oile, from W&Hngton. Passengers: Jabin— Misses Hola^n and Reading, ftlesames Whittaker and family, M'Ltnnan, Baxter, Watson, Howe, Thacker and family, ~Vles.3rs Thacker, M'Lennnn, M'Alister, Tallot, Woodman, Ludwig ; 3 in steerage, and 23^ immigrants ex Eaatminster. Liddell, Hgent. January 21 — Jano Douglas, ss, 75 tone, Fraser, from Wellington. Passengers: Cabiif— Mrs Armstrong, Mr Fenton. Liddell, agent. ' IMPORTS. Per Jane Douglas— Bo springs, 24 bdls soles', 55 datres ironwork, and 27 pairs wheels, t 'ampbell Bros ; 2 oases, Thompson ; 3 oases, Anderson and Janson ; 3d pekgs, other consignees. Per Stoi-mbird— l case, Metaid ; 1 case, Harris ; 20 pekgs, M'Lennan ; 6 pekgs, -■' Andetfcon and Janson ; 30 boxes glass, Venn ; 15 scks and 40 bags tour, Liddell ; IQ6 pekgs, Campbell Bros.; 194 pokgs, other consignees. The steamer Stormbird arrived from Wellington on Tuesday afternoon, having Wk that port the prorious evening at 10 o'clock. The steamer Jane Douglas left Welling, at 5 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, and arrived at the wharf at 6 o'clock on Wednesday morning. The Douglns steamed up to the Paiaka Mill the same afternoon for a load of timber. The schooner Aspasia and ketch Falcon havo completed their loading, and will sail for their respective destinations on tho first opportunity. The steamer Jane Douglas made a start for Wellington at 5 o'clock yesterday nlbming. but was compelled to anohor at the heads, owing to. the low state of the bar. The Stormbird is detained in the river from a similar reason.