The brigantine Sir Isaac Newton, Captain Mackie, left Adelaide with a cargo of breadstuff's, consigned to Messrs Mitchell & Co., on the 10th ■ult., and experienced very fine and favorable weather_till nearing the New Zealand coast ; she arrived off. the heads on the Ist inst., the same day as the Nile, but just too late to come in, and had to stand over to. Port- William, from whence she has since made several. attempts to reach the New Eiver, but without success until yesterday, when she got i fi> 7orable slant, and is now lying
in the lower pool. .-..-. .::----■•-■.■■ _ +. _
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Southland Times, Issue 695, 12 July 1867, Page 2
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