SHIPPING.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 585, 21 March 1891, Page 2

SHIPPING.

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ARRIVALS The Union Company’s steamer Southern Cross, from Wellington and Napier, arrived here yesterday morning, bringing Mesdames Common, Thompson, P< Ikinghorn, and two children, Messrs Pol kinghorn, Maloney, Ctesar, Common, Cornford, Ford, Const. Pardy, and four steerage. The Union Company’s steamer Australia arrived from the North shortly after 5 o’clock on Thursday night. Passengers : Mrs McGuire, Misses Kennedy, Harding, Bower, Creba, and Warren, Meters F. H. Le> s. Chrisp, Mitchell, and Major C.ark. The Union Company’s steamer Te Anau, from Auckland, arrived in the roadstead at 3 o’clock yesterday afternoon. Passengers : Mesdames O Connor, Joyce, Lodger, Baker and child, McDowell. Misses O’t'onnor, Robertson, Lecky, Coffey, Alexander, and Wood, Rev. J. Ward, Messrs Campbell, J. Cleary, Grey, Adair, Butler, Jenkens, Pryer, and Legget. DEPARTURES. The Australia steamed South on Thursday night, taking—Mr and Mrs Morse and family, and Mr G'over. The Southern Cross went on to Auckland yesterday morning. Passengers, Messrs Cooper (2), and Herbert. The Te Anau left for Southern ports yesterday evening. Passengers: Mesdames Newton and Oliivier, Misses Ebling and Gibson. Judge Barton, Master Bsacson, Messrs Pitt, Darston, Poynter, Harrison and boy, Preston, Thomson, Newton, Ferguson, Karaitians, Butler, Theiw.il, Oliivier, Hutchinson, Haim, Trottar, Allen, aud three natives. IMPORTS. Per Australia— 2 cases mullet, 2 cases, 3 pkgs, Dunlop end B turke; 120 bags sugar, L. and M. A. Co ; 9 caws, Kennedy and Evans ; 98 pkgs, Wingate, Butn. and Co ; 8 boxes tobacco, Parnell ; 7 cas-a, Mr. Ledger; 1 pkg doors, C .yton and Bawj.r; 2 care.. Petlie and Harper; 4 Orates, Adair 3 bale, woo!, Union Bank, Per Southern Cross—l truss, Pettie and Harper; 26 pkgs, 4 casks, 19 pkgs (ex Coptic), Common, Shelton .nd Co.; 59 pkga grocery, Dunlop and Bourke; 12 pkg., Wbitbv and Partington ; 2 rolls, 2 cases, Wingate, Burna and Co. ; 9 pkgs, 361 a s. 2 bdis. Humpho ye; 14 pkga. 33 pieces uf timber, Sandlam R.oa.; 6 oases. 6 ram-, 1 sac* nil cake, Wiliiams •nd Kett> ; 69 pkga. Clayton and Sawyer; 1 Mie. Whinray; 22 boxes eosp, L«w»s. Per T« Anau—2 cases, Common, Shelton and Co.: 16 pieces timber, Clayton and 2 *msf>n, R. Colebrook; 3 pkge, Townley; 1 oase, Davery ; 1 trues, 1 case, Petrie and Hnrp>*r; 1 case, Garre ; 3 hnxes silver, and copper coins ; 6 caves, Adair; 1 case, Mrs E. Ledger; 1 cage, Kennedy and Evans, EXPORTS. Per Australia—2o bales wool, L. and MA. Co.; 21 ks grass seed Per Southern Crow—3 rams, Bmwn; 16 hid*a, Williams and Kettle; 30 sacks grass seed, Common, Shelton and Co Per Te Anau—l case melons, Kennedy and Evans; 2 sacks clover, L and M.A. Co. ; 2 horses, Karx'tiana; 9 sacks grass seed, 10 Cases honey, 9 cases fruit.

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