SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 66, 14 February 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVAL. FEBRUARY 18.—Southern Cross, from the North. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Stubbs. DEPARTURE. FEBRUARY 13.—Southern Cross, for the South. Passengers—Miss Statery and Mr. Long. IMPORTS. Per Southern Cross—l case, Bank of New Zealand; 468 pkges, 1 bag flour, Union S.S. Co.; 6 tanks, Johnstone; 6 cases, Stevenson ; 21 pkges, Adair ; 16 pkges, Wallace; 1 case fish, D avis ; 1 box, McConnish; 1 sack, 1 trunk, Chapman; 1 case, 3 pkges, Adams; 64 pkges, 2 cases, East; 56 bags sugar, Crawford; 45 pkges, 20 boxes soap, Mutchie; 10 gunnies sugar, 8 pipes, Parnell and Boylan ; 55 boxes soap, Coalbrook ; 16 bdles mouldings, Trimmer; 8 bdles mouldings, Morgan and Co.; 1 box, Grossman; 8 cases, 3 coils, Lewis; 1 case, Skinner; 5 rams, Hislop; 1 pci, Friar; 1 pkge, Burgess; 1 bale, 1 cask, 1 pel, Dufaur and Co.; 1 case, J. Brown; 1 pci, Riordan. EXPORTS. Per Southern Cross—63 bales wool, 112 aacks grass seed, Common, Shelton, and Co.; 11 sacks grass seed, 8 cases, Graham, Pitt, and Bennett; 20 cases apples, J. Cahill. The next boat from Oamaru to Gisborne will be leaving the former place about the end of the month. Yesterday morning the Government steamer Stella was engaged laying a buoy over rocks in the Bay, and took her departure in the evening northward. We must be thankful for small mercies, and trust that this paternal notice of the Government is the forerunner of more important favors. The Southern Cross called in at Tuparoa and landed the new pipes for the oil wells, and arrived in the Bay at 4 p.m. yesterday afternoon, She proceeded South late last night.

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