POES OF FOXTON.

Manawatu Herald, 26 August 1881, Page 2

POES OF FOXTON.

fc 4 ARRIVED. ■g #^tigUßt2s— Jane Douglas, ss, 75 tons, Fraser, from Wellington. Passengers : Gibin— Mr and Mrs Walkley and two children, Mr and Mrs Hadfield, Mesdames Lomlon and Easton, Misses , Howe, Hogan, M 'William, and Dorgan, Messrs Stretter, Stoukbridge, Harris, Brown, and Tricklebank, and Master Talmer. Liddell, agent. SAILED. August 23— Tui, as, 65 tons, Wills, for Wellington. Passengers : Cabin — Miss Stevens, Messrs Pierloe, Poole, and Fyfe. Thynne, Linton "SrCo., agents. August 24— Emerald, ketch, 40 tons, Moore, for Waitara. Thynne, Linton & Co., agents. IMPOETS. (Advertisers' imports only.) Per Jane Douglas-r-ll pkgs, Honore ; 1 pkge, Venn ; 16 pkgs, Ferguson ;83 pkgs, Nathan ; 166 pk^s, Thynne, Linton & Co. ; 16 pkgs, Palmer (for Local Board) ; 7 pkga, Liddell ; 4 pkga, Gower ; 1 hhd, Howe ; 3 hhds, Futter ; 137 pkgs, other consignees. EXPORTS. Per Tui— B bales wool, Dean & King; 2 kegs butter, Thynae, Linton k Co. ; 4283 feet timber, Fraeman & Wylds ; 5500 feet timber, Bartholomew & Co. Per Emerald— 2s,47o feet timber, Freeman & Wylds. The Haunah Barratfc is hourly expected from Opunako. She will probably load timber for either that port or Waitara. The Julius Yogel will return to Foxton in ballast for another cargo of timber. The Jane Douglas arrived in port yesterday morning, from Wellington. The wet weather prevented her discharging all her cargo, and as she is to load timber for Wellington she will not leave before tomorrow (Saturday) morning. Captain Moore ( of the Emerald, was exceptionally lucky on Wednesday morning. He cast off from the wharf about 8 a.m., and sailed direct to sea for Waitara. The Tui is advertised to leave Wellington for this port tomorrow evening.