RIVERTON SHIPPING.
BUTBEED IKWABDS. 0«t I— Why Not, 24 tons, from Blnff, with cargo, ex Albion, under bond. Oet s—Kate,5 — Kate, 45 tons, from Invercargill, with free goods. Oet 9 — Jane, S tons, from Pahi, in ballast. Oct 9 — Mary Brilliard, 14 tons, from Stewart's Island, -with fist. * Oct 22 — Ann, 18 tons, from Bluff, with cargo, ex Albion, under bond. Oct 24— J"»ne, 3 tons, from Pahi, in ballast. Oct 81 — Ann, 18 tons, from Invercargill, with general cargo. ©TmVAKDS. Oct I—Why1 — Why Not — 24 ton 3, for Invercargill \ritb potatoes. Oct 9 — Jane, 3 tons, for Pahi, with stores. Oct 10— Mary Brilliard, 14 tons, for Stewart's Island, with stores. Oct 11— Warhawk, 3 tons, for Pahi, with stores. Oct 15 — Kate, 45 tons, for Bluff, in ballast. «■ — , — —
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Southland Times, Issue 590, 12 November 1866, Page 2
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130RIVERTON SHIPPING. Southland Times, Issue 590, 12 November 1866, Page 2
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