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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1001, 16 February 1882, Page 3

.-,.. Shipping Ifctellijjence. <; PORT OP WELLINGTON. '■■'•■ : ''" ' ■''' ARRIVED; February 15.—Wanaka is.s., 277 tons, Nelson and Pic'ton. Pasapngerß4Cabm: MissiWYoumen (2) and Patnorej'Mesdames Caro, Rolioj and Smith',' Mr 'arid'Mrß.Norriß, Captain Johnson, Messrs MdLean,orDraMeld/ Cunningham, Jones, Wilson, Hodson and Erskine; 8 steerage. ,MPenguins.s.,442 tons, Edie, from' Fort Chalmers and Lyttleton; PassengersCabin:, Miss Robertsou, Messrs Maher, Oakdens Earr, Robertson, Byrne, May, ;Bakes, .'■Go-Ahead, s,s., 130: tons, Doile, from Castlepoint, . i ,;,/:;'..;, SAILED.. •' February 15.-Kennedy.: s.s., 148 tons, Williams for Nelson and West Coast. ~ Wanaka, 5.5.., .277 tons, Anderson, for Lyttleton and Dunedin. Passengers— Ckhin Minn Tluor fimitli «„A fW ter, Messrs Brogden, Nicol, Carter, Williams Shannon, .Fenwick, Murray, Richmond, Twentymeh, Blow and Hummell. '.Endeavor,schooner, 78 tons, Dick, for ; Lyttleton.-;• . , ! Aurora; schooner! 56 tens, Bowtori, for . .. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. •Lphdon-Opawa, 22nd Dec.; Alastor from Loddon 16th: Not. ; Kingdom of Sweden, left London 30th Nov,; Merope, from Plymouth, 22ni Dee.; Waimea, Ist Feb, Liverpool.—Alceatia, Nov. 7th - Glasgow-Glenariff, 20th Jan. . THE BURNING OF THE SCHOONER ■■« ■■■■■■ RONA. , V ■ (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) '.'' ( Auckland. February 15. At; the Resident Magistrate's Court at Helensville to-day, six natives were charged with ; wilfully and maliciously damaged the "hull of the'stranded'schooner Rous by setting fire to it,, aid removing from the vessel 'copper; and other articles, The Natives /admitted tho' offence, they did :not'|now.. they.were breaking the law. Ac'cprding ; to, Maori ciistbm anything washed 'ashore bn the sea beach becomes the property 6f the Native or Natives on whose land it is stranded, ', ,' .'Mr Williamson who appeared for the prosecution, said he would, not askahat the Natives should.be punished, but the Govern■ment)Viahed the Natives to know that such acts ?\yere. 'unlawful, and rendered them liable lo' severe 'punishment. . Thp Natives .wjefe dismissed' with a'.cautiou. ■•&.G.TUBNBOLL&CO. . T y , aw Agents for the followipp steamers and sailing vcs'Bels trading to and from Wellington : - "'For'.Sim Francisco, thence by rail and steamer to Liverpool—- •;' ' ; Th'es.s. Zealandia\ . ' Thes.s, Australia ' ".' The s,s, City of „' : ■ , "'' New York . Every 4 weeks ' ; ..'The 8.8. City of.. ','"' Sydney j • For fanganui— ■ ■ 'vf ?"|* I Three times a week. '".'.'For Kaikoura and Lyttdton- : The 8.8, Tui, weekly, For Foxlon— The 8. s. Jane Douglas, twico a week, sbx RangilikiThe s.s. Jane Douglas, every fortnight, For PataThe s.b., Patea, twice a week. . For Blenheim via Pkton—- ; The 8,8, Napier, twice a week. '•"/ For Lo)|(Jo»; direct—- ;',' y At regular intervals by Messrs Shaw, ',". : Savill & Co.'a Passenger line of Packets. For China- and the East-r By. the Eastern and Australian Steamship Co.'s Steamships from Sydney, every fortnight, j For China ~| 'By the Earquentine May and Barque Alexa, . . " •. Full, particulars can be had on applioa- • tiorito , ..:;, W. oVG.TURNBULL&CO., ./•Shipping and Custom House Agents, Wellington. . 995 IHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND ; MERCANI'ILE AGENCY COM- ,. ' ' PANY (Limited). . Capitaly; £3,000,000 nHjS'-Company is prepared to grant (/....LOANS on FREEHOLD properties. Consignments of WOOL and other produce are received, either for SALE by AUCTION at its Warehouses, Wellington, or for SHIPMENT, to LONDON or elsewhere; and' on 'these Moral CASH advances are 'nude. "'. ' • Advances are also made on GRO w BSG jDRQPSand' CLIPS of WOOL; and indents are executed in London and the Colonies on the most favorable terms. :•■ 'For further particulars apply to the ComH. H. LANG, |.j .V ! r ''. .: . Wellington; J. B. KEITH, 906 Masterton. \HENEW ZEALAND LOAN AND I MERCANTILE AGENCY COM PANY, LIMITED. : Capital ...' ..■." $,000,000 Eesbrvb'Fund ..: ... .£170,000 THECOMPANY'sUeW. AND EXTENSiyEBRIdRBUILTSTOfIESat Wellington are now open for the reception ol Produce of all descriptions, FORTNIGHTLY. AUCTION BALES O :'■ wool Will be licld" uTirfhg the season, and ACCOUNT. SALES 'WITH PROCEEDS WILL: BE REMITTED WITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF DATE'OF AUCTIONS. If priccr are not reachedto the satisfaction of owner; the' Company affords the !ALtERNATIYE ; C6uitSE OF SHI T OTGTO.LONDON, • Thus #vmg.'the producer'tho choice of tw< • j a'-■;;•''')' ! '' r ';'Markets. "-Liboral .Cash Advance uppn WOOL 'SHEEPSKINS, .RABBITSKINS, HIDES J. -TALLOW, GRAIN, Ac, 40. j! •., '.*• '• 'AoHNT ANfi AUCTI-WEER, ..)\:iv.-t ■• '■■ ■•■■•' ; '•■■'■'■ IVoHinuton :iVERPOOL AND LONDON AND __ j ; : GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. ■].' ; '. J -.'' : . -, 'Estabhshed 1836,' The attention of the public is called to the following points: •. i ;l;iTho Lubility'. of the Company is »UJ!iIKfrED;- ' i Thß RKroRTs and Acoounis of tho year for the year..£1.069,592 'Cunital paid up :; 245,640 .QeneralflesorveFire Ke-insn^ance -. J"Fund ' :.._' 1,500,000 ;• \ 3.. The Company is empowered by various 'Acts''of,the Imperial Parliament and by separate, Acts of the Legislature of New i'South .'Wiles,. Victoria, South Australia. 'j^aßin'ania, r NeW Zealand, and Queenslandfa feature which belongs to no other Insurance Company. 4. Tho large resources of the Company shouM impress the public with a feeling of SEcraiTY, the main desideratum in seeking for insurance. for all classes of.Fire Insurance rwill'be received'by - ■■.■ .. ■Mir\ ''}&'■ -.iky. ,i : ..'.'AP?fi Wellington, "7"' Br'Bi'.AßaßißoPOi;Cartertbni Vifir L.'!'WE?3TERj-Grbytown. FAUST.