SHIPPING.
The ketch Lucy Ff”ui Lyttloten called into the river l*-t night »♦ n o'clock, 8h« had 20u wks ni <*ut« cot.sigiied »* K. G. Gibbons. The has now on board 2CO bales of wool. The «.s. Henna wan at the big river yesterday, and loaded woe* tor the Lochnagar, which wax received «n board thin morning The long prevalence of easterly winds on the •’oast has raised a heavy xea, and must have prevented the arrival of the Iris cutter, and the Gisborne fhntt linking their appearance in the Bay The barque Garf of Athens sailed froth NewCasHf oh the Sth inst, for Ghhome and Napier. She brings about 150 tons coal for Mt I>. it. Gfr. and VfdcMcd- to Napier with the balance of her cattfO: It i« now time
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1212, 28 November 1882, Page 2
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130SHIPPING. Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1212, 28 November 1882, Page 2
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