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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XIII, Issue 1027, 15 May 1869, Page 2

PORT OF WANGANUI. Wanganui Heaps: Four miles from the town; Hit, 40 (legs. 50 mins. S ; dep-p ?, secs. W. High water at the Heads at°ten minutes before slack water in the river. INWARDS. May 14. —Storm Bird, s.s., 68 tons, Doile, from Taranaki and Manukau. . . May 14. —Wallabi, s.s., 101 tons, Daniels, from Westport. ~ May 14. Beautiful Star, s.s., 101 tons, Hepburn, from Westport. OUTWARDS. April 12.—Doady, cutter, 12 tons, Sinclair, for Patea. „ ~ May 14.—Storm Bird, s.s., 68 tons, Doile, for Nelson, Picton, and Wellington. . May 14.—Wanganui, s.s., 164 tons, Linklater, for Westport. IMPORTS. Per s.s. Storm Bird: From Manakau, free and duty paid—s pkgs tobacco, Waller; 2 do furniture, Buller. From Taranala free and duty paid —l2 sacks grass seed, Brown & D per s.s. Wallabi: 70 tons coal, Freeth and Greig. EXPORTS. Per cutter Doady: Free and duty paid—lo sacks flour, 6 cases, 2 coils rope, 2 brandy, 15 bags sugar, Taylor & att; 1 hhd ale, 2 qr-casks rum, 2 hhds brandy, 2 barr . beer, 2 cases geneva, 2 kegs spirits, 10 boxes, 13 hags potatoes, 1 case, lowers; 1 case, 2 pieces piping, 2 boxes, Brown & Duthie ; 1 ton potatoes, 6 kegs butter, 12 cases, Lament ; 4 boxes 3 pkgs, 4 bdl spades, 4 chairs, 1 bed, Rae, - hags onions, 1 saddle, Nathan; 1 p "gf 1 V 1 oil, 1 keg paint, 350 feet timber, 1 bdl mouldings, Bett & Robertson; 1 case, 2 pieces piping, 2 boxes, 1 drum turpentine, 1 sack, 1 bag biscuits, 1 bdl ridgeing, 1 do zinc, 2 kegs nails, Brown & Duthie. . Per s.s. Storm Bird: For Wellington, free and duty paid—lß kegs butter, 1 pci, Still; 11 pkgs ammunition, Militia Department. Per s.s. Wanganui: 50 head cattle, 300 sheep, 50 pigs, 2 tons hay, Dick & Season. PASSENGER LIST. Arrivals: [Per s.s. Storm Bird]-Messrs Turner, Harris, Nelson, and Sergt. Griffiths. [Per s.s. Beautiful Star]—Messrs Dick aud Gray, Moscross and child, Mrs Adams and family (3). Steerage 3. ri , Departures : [Per s.s. Storm Bird]— -Capt Tavlor, Rev. J. U. Taylor, Mrs J. TJ. Taylor and children, Mrs T. W. Ferry and child. [Per s.s. Wanganui, Mr Dick. Steerage, 2 stockmen. The Lady Denison arrived at New Plymouth on the 10th instant, from Adelaide, with 4)3 sacks, 1904 bushels, wheat. An accident occurred to a labourer named Stockman, while engaged in the Lighter Company’s boats, taking in wheat from the Lady Denison. One ot the sacks from the ship being imperfectly slung, tell from the tackle upon his leg, breaking it a tew inches above the ancle. LATEST ENGLISH SHIPPING. DEPARTURES FROM ENGLAND. Pampero, 911 tons, from Gravesend, for Dunedin. . Icon, 353 tons, from Deal, for Auckland. Rate Waters, 580 tons, from Deal, for Auckland. _ __ Peter Denny, 997 tons, from Clyde, for DuneCaroline Coventry, 888 tons, from Gravesend, for Lyttelton. VESSELS LOADING. Conlnakvle, at London, for Auckland, Challenger, at London, for Lyttelton. Joliba, at London, for Nelson and New Plymouth. Undaunted, at London, for Dunedin. Veritas, at London, for Wellington. Robert Pitson, at Liverpool, for Dunedin. CALENDAR. For Week ending May 15, 1869. I New Moon, May 12, 3.38 a.m. Moon j Las( . Q uar ter, May 19, 9.0 a.m. ENGLISH MAILS, VIA SUEZ. FROM ENGLAND. FROM VICTORIA. The mails via Marseilles are despatched six days later. TIME TABLE FOR NEW ZEALAND STEAM MAIL SERVICES FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1869. A new York Paper calls the ‘* Boy of the period” a “ flirty, lawless, lying c<mscinenceless unbearable barbarian and uuisance. ”