SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1150, 18 September 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. __BZ2IXMBER. 18th—Oreti, 5.8., Captain Helander, from Napier, with one passenger, Mr fialharrv. 18th—Rotorua, from Southern Port’. Passengers:— Misses Martin, Powd, Mogridge, and Gordon ; Mrs Matwn, Messis Price, Hussey, DeLautour, Nicol, Tpung, Rhodes, McDonald, M.H.R., Lock, Broadhurst, Thompson, Rymo, Cato, and 4 in the . DEP A RTURES. SEI’TEIIEER. 17th —Oreti, for Napier. Passengers—Mr Bellharry and the Circus troupe. 18th—Rotorua, Captain /Tozer, for Auckland. Passen- | gers:—Miss Wall Revs. Father Vaggioli and Signor S. M. Wilson, J. K. Scott, Hall, W. Adair, Henderson, South, and 2 in steerage. The 8.8. Oreti arrived in the Bay on Saturday evening from Napier, and after taking on board the members and properties of the Royal Australian Ci.cus, left for Napier about 11 o’clock yesterday morning. She will then proceed to Auckland direct from Napier, with a general cargo. As there is only sft. 6in. of water on the bar, the ketch Wild Duek which was to have sailed on Saturday, has been detained. The schooner Minnie Hare is still lying at the wharf taking in what cargo she can get for the East Cokst. The Union Company’s Rotorua, Captain Tozer, arrived in harbor about 3 o’clock this morning, and the Captain did not foiget to allow the inhabitants of Gisborne to remain unaware of the fact, as he gave us the benefit of three long, loud, and shrill whistles. We do not know-how the passenger® on boa«d his steamer enjoyed the noise, but several have spoken to us and explained that they certainly did not feel comfortable at being aroused in the middle of the night. The learner left for Auckland at 1 p.m. to-day, The s.s. Rosina has a cargo of posts for the Rig River, but as the sea is too heavy she cannot attempt it at present. :'j : -i IMPORTS. Per Rotorua, from Southern Ports—4 cases brandy, 85 cases whiskey, 10 cases schnapps, 10 cases geneva, 20 cases claret, order; 2 sacks seeds, 2 trunks, 1 coil, 25 pkgs, 10 drums oil, Parnell and Boylan ; 4 trunks, 8. J. Bromley ; 1 pkg, Mrs Barker; 1 case, Brown; 1 pci, Adams and Co.; 3 pkgs, 2 »uagazine blasting powder, 32 pkgs iron, 2 boxes, 16 pkgs, CroDand Ingle ; 1 case, 3 pair shafts, 20 pkgs iron, 14 felloes, 1 piece timber, G. Humphreys; 1 case, Hall; 2 pkgs, Large and Townley ;17 pkgs, Graham, Pitt and Bennett; 25 cases, 1 i-cask, order; 12 pkgs, sugar, 1 cask, 3 cases, 2 pkgs, Lewis:; 15 cases, 6 boxes; 1 keg, J. Craig; 45 cases stout, V-pkgs, 13 cases, 6 jars, 23 pkgi, A Graham and Co.; 1 pel, I. C. Taylor; 1 case, Adams ; 3 boxes, W. Lister; 4 pkgs, T. J. Dickson ; 2 portmanteaux, A. McDonald ; 46 cases, 11 pkgs, McConnichie and Flatt; 2 pels, 18 mats sugar, 4 cases, Teat and Friar; 46 pkgs, D. M. Orr: 9 pkgs, Davis, 24 pkgs, P. Barrie ; 1 case, W. Knights; Spkgk, Turner; 7 pkgs, 1 case, Common and Co.; I truss, B. Young. Per Oreti r fnjli Na pie •—4F bags wheatmeal, 90 bags potatoes, D. M. Orr; 3 pkgs bedsteads, Large and Townley. EXPORTS. Per Oreti, for Napier—Circus property including 12 horses. Per Rotorua, for Auckland—3oo head of cattle, E. Cameron; 1 case, 1 sack oats, A. D. Fraser; 2 turkeys, 8. Hare ; 43 hides, D. M. Orr; 4 case, 1 trunk, Kennedy and Bennett; 1 horse, Camerons 41 pci, Krippner; 1 box, D. M. Orr.