PORT OF FOXTON.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 58, 22 March 1881, Page 2

PORT OF FOXTON.

ARRIVED. NiL . i SAILED. March 20— Jane Doinz}&B, H, 75 tons, Fraser, for Wellington. Passengers : Cabin —Mr and Mrs Brown »nd family (6), Mr and Mrs Roger and son, Mr and Mrs Tustin and 2 children, Mr and Mrs Jam«s and family (12), Mr and Mrs WJckham, Mr and Mrs Cuthbert, Messrs Fowir, Ketnan, Brockman, and several others. Liddell, agent. IMPORTS. Per Jane Douglas, March 17. — Under bond-sjjawsobaj^ 5 do brrady, 5 do whisky, 1 octave whisky, 1 nhd rum, 3o pkgs sugar, Tbynne, LwtonandCo. Free— 1 gnn, Hotwire'; 13 pkgs, Monrad ; 1 truss, Whyte ; . 4 pkgs, Tompkins ; 12 pkgs. RobinßOTr3OTßW*S"" wrt »» Tbynne, Linton & Co ; 4 pkgs, Andijrsoi&and: Janson ; 33 pkgs. Hoskia: 1 7ft pkgs, okh«r consignees. EXPORTS. Per Jane Douglas— l 2 hides, Dwm ; 1 bale fungus, Topping ; 5 cases, Andersoa & Janson-; 4 casks tallow, M'Kenzie ; 12 casks tallow, 44 bales wool, N. Z. Loan Co ; 37 bates wosl, M 'Donald ; 5 casks tallow, Easton ; 3 bdls skins, 1 portmanteau, 2 wheels, Braithwaite & Co. The steamer Jane Douglas left the wharf early on Saturday morning and proceeded down the river to Hartley's Bend, where ahe took in 37 bales of wool. Owing to the heavy W. gale blowing she did not leave for Wellington until the following day. The steamer conveyed an unusually large number of passengers on this trip. The Jane Douglas was to have left Wellington for Foxtou last night, but has been detained 'until' Wednesday. She will probably reach Foxton on Thursday, and after discharging cargo will proceed to Rangitikei. The ketch Emerald may be expected to tnrn up any moment from Lyttelton.