SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF OAMARU.
May B— Tligh wfttor nt Oamani— 6.9 n.m.
VHHSKLS IN POUT, Steamer — Wiufcnki. Barque — Waratnh. Brigantine.-— Oconla. Schooners.— Maid of Otago, Mary King.
ENTERED INWARDS. May 7.— Waitaki, n.s., Edio, from Dunedin. 11. Aitken, n«enfc. Passengers Moadtunea Vntorann, Shormnn (ami sorvimt), Doughty ; Miss M'Lcuii ; Maator Anderson : Messrs Parker, IIay«, Vntorson (2), Jaokson (2), iSliormnn, Cuminings ; Conatnblo IJcll, fttul prisoner } nnd soventeen in tho atciingo
CLEARED OUTWARDS. May 7— Palace, barque, Homo, for Auckland. Master, agont.
nxroßTfl, Ver Samson, for Dnnodin— 2s l>ls wool, Walker and Marks ; 120 bags wheat, Railway ; 100 do, Ireland and Esther ; 6 do potatoes, Reid ; 1 case, Clomtos j I do, Hood and Rhonnan ; 28 pkgs bacon, 1 sk flour, Leon ; 2 c«, 1 box, Drapor ; 7 cs, Marshall ; 1 chest, flponce j 60 oks flour, Hay and Barr. Per Palace, for Auokland— 3os sks flour, 200 i-do do, 93 sks oatmeal, 333 do oats, Royse, Stead, and Co.; 143 do oatmeal, 10 do pearl barley, 700 J-do, flour, Anderson and Co.; 500 sks flour, GO do oatmoal, 100 do bran, 14 do barley dust, 19 do pollard, 500 do oats, I'atorson ; 1000 do oats, 650 do wheat, New Zoaland Loan and Mercantile Agency Company ; 80 i-do flour, Pindlay and Co.; 35 tons flour, 200 sks oats, J. and T. Meek ; 200 bags flour, Hassoll, Son, and Co.; and original cargo from Dunodin.
ThoOamnru and Dunedin Steamship Co. 'a i.s. Waitaki, Captain Edio, came into port nt 1 p.m. yesterday, with fiO tons general cargo and a largo number of paasongors. She left Port Chalmers at the usual hour, anil experienced light N.E. winds and fine weather up tho coast. The Waitaki leaves again for Dunedin at 11 a.m. this day. Tho barqno Palace, Captain Homo, cleared outwards yesterday for Auckland, with a full cargo of produce. She left the Breakwater early in the morning and proceeded to the outer anchorage, whore sho took in a portion of her cargo which had been delayed. Tho schooner Maid of Otago hauled alongside tho wharf yesterday morning, and commenced discharging her cargo of timber. The barque Waratah has started to unload her cargo. Tho Jinn?"*'"" n "V" •iV" ?i"* ntl<i .com•Jiucea her loading, ami will sml for Auckland to-day or to-morrow.
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North Otago Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 1882, 8 May 1878, Page 2
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378SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF OAMARU. North Otago Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 1882, 8 May 1878, Page 2
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