SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS. March 7.—Te Anau, s.e., from North. Passengors—Messrs. Bishop, Glyn, Gill, Caldwell, A. Davis, M. Barrie, G. Stubbs, and Martin, Mrs. Allen, and Miss Porter. 10.—Waihora, from the South. Passengers—Miss Periam, Mesdames Allanach, Howell, aiid Mountier, Messrs. Brown. Burds, Allanach, Hindmarsh, Sir G. Whitmore, Goudy, and Hutchinson, and eight in the steerage. DEPARTURES. March 7.—Te Anau, s.s., for South. Passen-pe-s—Mesdames Heeney, McDonald, and K-'mpthnrne. Miss Heerev, Messrs. Nasmith, •’orris, - Shelton, Firth, Daniels, Seon. Muir. Watts, Smitten, Bowron, Dr. Sinclair and th’-ee assistants. 10.—Waihora, for the North. Passengers—Mrs. Curtain, Messrs. Shera and Brown, Rigg, Jacobs, Cargo, Davy, and one Chinaman. IMPORTS. Per To Anau.—3 pkgs, 1 case, 1 truss, Targe and Townley; 3 pkgs, 138 pipes, 1 drum oil, 2 bars iron, 1 bll brooms, 1 truss, 7 eases, 1 oar, Parnell and Boylan; 1 truss, Teat and Friar; 1 truss, 2 cases, G. R. Moore; 10 bdls spouting, 1 pkg pipes, 5 bdls ridging. 1 keg nails, 1 pci, J. Wade; 1 bdl, 1 ease, 5 bags salt. East; 1 case vinegar, 3do fish, 2 do bread, 5 boxes, Murchie; 5 boxes randies, 1 case corn-flour, 2 do sundries, 2 tins biscuits, 5 boxes. 1 pkg. H. Lewis; 1 truss, Cantie; 1 case, 1 truss, Adnir; 2 cases. Colebrook; 1 case saddles, I. C. Taylor; 3 rases, J. S. Brown ; 1 bale, Dufaur and Co ; 1 case, W. F. Crawford ; 1 case, Garrett Bros; 90 sacks flour, 40 half-sacks do, 2 cases, Graham, Pitt, and Bennett. Per Waihora.—l case, T. Adams; 15 cases, 650 mats sugar, 10 casks, and various pkgs, to order; 1 case, 147 boxes, Graham, Pitt, and Bennett; 1 case, 1 pkg, Porter and Croft; 2 bundles sculls, J. Cresswell; 1 case, McAra; 1 truss, 1 case, 2 pels, 1 bundle, 2 cases, 1 cask, Parnell and Boylan ; 1 box, 1 case, Common and Co; 2 crates, 2 cases, East; 6 pkgs, W. Barker ; 1 pci, A. Keefer ; 1 pci, Warren; 1 pkg, Whinray: 2 cases, Croil; 1 box, G. Grant; 2 trunks, Anderson ; 58 pkgs, Wallace; 1 sack, G. Burgess; 3 pkgs, McPhail; 5 qkgs, W. Ratcliffe ; 4 trunks, Caldwell.
The schooners Orpheus and Opotiki sailed on Sunday afternoon for Mercury Bay. It being nearly calm, the schooners had to have recourse to the slow-tugging process of row-boats. On getting out clear of the bar and reef, a light breeze sprirg up, which enabled them to stand across the Bay, close hauled towards Nick’s Head, where they went about and stood on their course.
|High Water. Sun BI8E8 SETS A.M. P.M. a.m. P.M. Tuesday, 11 .* 4.51 5.14 5.36 6.9 Wednesday, 12 .. 5.84 5.53 5.37 6.8 Thursday, 13 Friday, 14 6.11 6.28 5.37 6.7 6.44 6.59 5.38 6.6 Saturday, 15 7.16 7.32 5.39 6.4 Sunday, 16 7.48 8.3 5.40 6.2 Monday, 17 8.19 8.35 5.41 6.1 Phases OF THE Moon. Full Moon, 12th 7.10 a.m. Last Quarter, 20th 10.43 a.m. New Moon, 27th 5.18 p.m.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 86, 11 March 1884, Page 2
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489SHIPPING. Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 86, 11 March 1884, Page 2
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