SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
♦ PORT or OA MAR IT. EtWAfcDA .fct." 20; Sfaori, IW tons. .r. Malcolm. from Vuuaru. IT. Aitkan.nifont. r . , Mary KU«n. achoonor. Smith, from Shiur Point. u. QrwnHuht, aiwnt, ..mi* kuteh, •& tonrt, P. A. 3yd«*». fmui tile Bluff, vift Waikouuiti. Master. airent. OtJ't'W A UPS. JutY il>. Maori. 8..1., UiJ tons, .f. Malcolm. 6>c Dunediti. ft VT,y9EX.» t* P«Rt. Jn\- 'JO. Brltfantines -EMU'I. Em tai-vor. EXPORTS. fW Maori. for fmncdin- W bitle* wool. « «nfe» fallow,. JF. and W. B«n» uiui t'o. I Si'!- bttg» I'ntf l<sy. A. 11. IftmUo. The tunioiv Company's »ti«itro«r Maori', Captain Malcolm, fconvTimaru. in totihwis Win*. arrived, in harbour butt niifftt Who too It Uur dopurturu foe punetiiu ar. M. «ft Chin mortilmr with a full atrir.i of era in. fh« Mary Kllnn,. Mohoomtr. Captain Smith. from WWi' Point, nrrtveil in port tit tt.m. t«-d»y. Sh«? brvnjrs • cittfjfO'oif coal. uons'iunn.i po Mr. t.«sor!i'u Ornenfieiii. tfSDKftt&APtX rAStStfcJ»«CRSt. The Sytlmiy *'Euh<v''says : On flw Sth •hto> Jforthurrt t.fifhtl lwft e'rmuivntk; hound for Meltown*. Awswrttajr e» tlw report. «he driven out ot hur course, unit beinsr shore of witter had {,, b«ur up for Syilnuy. Who hrinu"* as p»ssi;nsM» a. ' numftur of imlivt«h»l» whom; personnel: awt pKwi» hiHb>ry itro tn># lik#ty to rmvlrr them ilesirahhs addition* to population whafljvur MU'V nuiy hu'.il -Ch«se pu.-wu-iffli** fmiiiu' no thii/iv convicts whost- term* ot* ttidwlwtttapfawt *Vh» ship was to have jfwe i«wt to StfllhouriM (M thu winds pcrmitr.i-ilk but th«ri? tliuw butsm>in>» I'ould not httvo landed. for th« law of VUitovftt ihrtßMTHiuwt that »lw •"hull hitv»> noro- ot Ah WW hftVß no snoh. lltw ;is Mmt- •>(■ V ictoria, ttwy will in-lilt probability limit hi'iv." • JtENtSTE'RItUi VAl'trr. 'tike "Ifw Xenlnrul ttorivM" of .fuly .1 stty: - "*'Hr roiwisrs would t'h»«rv» hv our papur it tew tU»y» swpi- » Mbttunuint Chut 'it tino stwuu jucht" h;«l wurv luunuhoii irf. 6h«i €lyil« for tho of tfornutnby. toBu uulldii t.lui SCiil'-iv. 'l'!.i' tlm Honi» cnrrsnpoiuknit of t.ho " (>tiviio Pttily Times.' but) ehutt! must ho im» eri'»r in- sfntinif Chut the yatht i» for thu tfttri|UiH of Jfortnitnhy. 'Vho writer yxpatiivtt'd upHJt elu> flwt ehivf. thi? present fiovßrnor of >'«%« falunrt wim ithi>u« to wist into thu shiul.- *ir Jiuufs Ft-r* SfUWMin. with his sivilinsf yuollt. 'l'lok yiwht must bw thy inuoh-tivlUmt i'f Kmiwterinl. ymOit. Jtcrety to niiuntitin it stmvm ystcl'if- liko tho Stcllsv would run stwuy with thu wliolo of tlH> JUntuis of JioriminhT's •<nl:vry. As thu v«sh«l hits bswit luunrhtMi, wh pri-sumt- i»e sh»ili hitv<j h»r out in iv f«w months."
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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 77, 20 July 1876, Page 2
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412SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 77, 20 July 1876, Page 2
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