PORT OB* fbXTON..

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 44, 27 January 1880, Page 2

PORT OF FOXTON.

AKBIVED. January 25^r- Huia, 89, 90 tons, Wills, from Wellirisjjjin. Passengers: Cabin — Mr and Mrs Gammon and family (6), Mr and Mrs Fields and family (3), Mr and Mrs Dann and family (2), Mr and Mis Davideon and family (3). Mr and Mrs Boggcss aud family (3), Mr and Mrs Fowler and Mrs L. Smith, Messrs Belt, Hodder, "GfraniEr"?iEew{rrf, Fowlor, anU ~4 steerage,., Thynne, Linton & Co., agents. ' ' BAILED. ' Jannnry .'i&^lmi. .Pou£la9,_s?j futons, Fraeer,for Wellington. Passengers : Cabin — Missea L. Gpfty, Bright, Neill, Loring, Hanson, Mesdnm^s Fuller, Vivian and ohild, Messrs Reid, Smith, M'Grar, Newth, Nicholls, Miller, and Langdon ; 3 steerage Liddell v agent. ' Jandary 2§— Stbrmbird, ss, C 9 tons, Doilo, for Wellington. Passengers : Cabin — Messrs Ro?, Thompson, and Woodcott. Liddell, agent. January 26~Huiat ss, 90 tons, Wills, for Wellington. Passengers — 2 steerage, j Thynne; Linton and Co., agents. ■ CLEARED. January 24 — Falcon, ketch, 37 tors, Le"slieyfor Lyttelton. Master, agent. January 24 — Aspasia, schooner, 45 tons, M6ore, for Wellington. Master, agent. IMPOST 3. Per Huia — 5 case 3 schnapps, Thynne, Linton & Co; 25 pekgs, Thompson Bios; rfl pckgß, Gray ; 3 hhds lie, Futter ; 1 caae, "Marsh ; 1 pekg, Easton ; 1 pky, Li;:d ; 28 pekgs,, Foxton Eeiuly Money Store ; 82 scks &eec|, Liddell : 21 pokgs, Anderson and Ja»w/n; 2 hhds ale, Howe; 24') pekgs, other.oonsigneea. ■ . • '; EXPORTS. Per Huia— 22 bales wool Rnd 4 casks tallowy N. Z. Loan Co ; 13 bales -wool, Dean & Co'; 1 bale wool, Thynne; Linton & Co ; 37'pokgs, other consignees. Per Aspa3ia—23o telesrr&ph poles, Batt; 6000 ft sawn timber, Stewart & Co. i Per Falcon— lß,ooo feet timber, Freeman and Wylds ; 7,000 feet timber, Mason. Per Stormbird— l3o bales wool, Railway Department. Per Jane Douglas— IS,OCO feet timber. Hodder and Mason. . The steamer Jane Douglas left the wharf jou- Friday morning, but had to anchor und wait for the evening's tide, when she oieared the bar shortly after 6 o'clook for her destination. The Stormbird sailed for Wellington on Sunday looming last. She towed tho schooner Elibank Castle, lo?ded with sleepers, and bound for Dunedin, out to sea. :The steamer Huia left Wellington at 4 p.m. on Saturday, experienced fim; weather and smooth yea, and arrived at the wharf at 9 o'clock following morning. The keich Far>ny Thornton is now londjhg a cargo of telegraph poles for Wellington. She will be ready for sea in a day or tyro. .The ship MarttYel arrived at Wellington on; Friday last, aftur an uneventful pusmge of .85 days..- . ... .The r-torunbird is expected to arrive this morning from We'lingt<m.