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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 69, 23 April 1880, Page 2

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April 20— Jane Douglas, »s, 75 tons. Fraser, for Wellington. Passengers : Cabin — Messrs Brown, Baker, Campbell (2), Kinley. LaWer*, And Larkworihy. Liddell, •gent. April 22— A>rt,eoh, 45 tons, Hays, for Oamaru. if aster, agent. April 22— Jane Douglas, ss, 75 tons, Fraser, for Wellington. Passengers : Cabin ~ Mrs Anderson and daughter, Messrs Bishop sad Hawkins. Liddell, agent. IMPORTS. Per Jane.Douglas— 9 pokgs, Williams ; 4 pokgs, J. J,, Jtfurpby ; ' 25 pokgs, Thompson Bros.; 2t topkgs, Evendson j 14 pekga, London and Haybittle ; 36 pokgs, Wool • cook; 6 pokgs, Anderson & Janson; 45 pokgs, other consignees. Per Mary King— l2o sacks potatoes, 280 bags flour, 26 sacks wheat, 10 sacks crass saed,Orderi' Per Dido— 24o sacks potatoes, 2» sacks oats, Armit'age Bros ; 140 bags flour and 20 bags oatmeal, Thynne, Linton & Co. Per Jane Douglas — 1 keg, M'Lennan ; 13 pkgs, Hove; 2 pkgs, Honore; £ pkgs, Foxton Ready Money Store ; 1 cask, 2 cases, 1 trunk, London, Haybittle & Co.; 20 sacks floor, Liddell ; 130 pokgs, other consignees. EXPORTS. Per Jane Douglas — 3 bales of wool, Liddoll ; 8,000 feet of timber, Liddell Per Alert-— 1450 sleepers, Government. Per Jane Douglas — 2984 feet timber, Bailey ; 2 bales wool, Perry ; 1 case butter, Anderson $ Janson.

The steamer Jane Douglas has been doing some '[good .-work this week. She arrived from' Wellington on Tuesday last, discharged and loaded cargo, and left again at 4 pjn. same day for Wellington. She discharged, and loaded again next day, and flailed again in the evening for Foxton, arriving in port at 8 o'clock yesterday morning.. Discharged .and loaded ngain yesterday, and sailed for Wellington on the return trip at -Hirthe afternoon. The topsail soKboners Dido and Mary King arrived fromLytteltou on Wednesday evening. Both vessels brought colonial produoe, and will load sleepers for the South. The sohooner ' Saucy Lass arrived from Wellington in ballast, on Wednesday. She proceeded up the river to tbePaiaka Mill to load a cargo of timber. The schooner Alert has met with quick despatch. She entered at the Cuatoirs on the 19th, discharged a cargo of colonial produce, and loaded up 14-30 eleupeia, in the space of three days. The Alert cleared outwards at the Customs yesterday morning, and proceeded down the river.