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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 227, 23 December 1859, Page 2

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ENTERED INWARDS. December 22—Xeeromancer, schooner, 25, Etire. from the Waitapu. Passengers-Messrs. Brian, and ■Sheet.-: .' December 22.—Supply, cutter, 26,. Walker, from CoUingwood; 1 passenger. December 22.—1.1t.M.5. Airedale, ■ Johns, from Sydney. -Passengers—saloon—Campbell, Esq., wife. 2 children.and servant, Messrs. Coster, Brooks, and It. Colemat?. Second cabin—Jlessrs. Forrester, R. Drew, Fox, Samuels, Bright, Ledsam (2), Turner, Mrs. Fox, and Mrs. Bright. IMPORTS. Per Necromancer, from Waitapu: 2500 feet sawn timber, Seymour; 5300 feet do., 14U0 palings, T. Askew. Per Supply, from Collingwood: SO ozs. gold, 10 hides. 7 ca-ks. Master. Per Airedale, from Sydney: 16 tons flour, 3 horses, Master; • 2 bags nuts, 2 boxes American axes, 1 box ironmongery, i package ditto, 3 chests and 10 halfchests tea, 40 bags flour, 10 barrels ditto, 1 cask holloware, K. Powell; 2 horses, Redwood; and sundry cargo. The Robert Small, one of Messrs. Willis, Gann,and Co.'s liners, sailed on < tctober 7 for Canterbury, Wellington, and Velsoh,'with 19 saloon' and 162 second cabin and steerage passengers, and a full and very valuable cargo. She calls at Canterbury to land a number of miners and navvies, with their families,and who have been sent out to commence the important railway works just contracted for in that province.