Wellington Provincial Gazette – 1864 – No. 15

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✨ Shipping Statistics

Comparative Shipping Return, March Quarters, 1863-4.

COMPARATIVE RETURN of Arrivals and Departures at the Port of Wellington,
between the Quarters ending March 31st, 1863 and 1864.

Arrivals from.	1863.		1864.		Departures to.	1863.		1864.
	Ships.	Tons.	Ships.	Tons.		Ships.	Tons.	Ships.	Tons.
Great Britain	1	738	4	1873	Great Britain	2	1337	3	1628
New South Wales	9	2421	8	3390	New South Wales	4	556	6	1234
Van Diemen’s Land	"	"	"	"	Van Diemen’s Land	"	207	"	"
Other Ports	1	104	2	380	Other Ports	1	534	1	517
Coastwise	131	15383	105	12106	Coastwise	129	14844	102	14686
Totals	142	18646	119	17749	Totals	137	16978	112	18059

Wellington,
6th April, 1864.

JOHN HOLLIDAY,
Harbour Master.

Printed under the authority of the Government of the Province of Wellington, by Joseph Bull, Printer for the time being for such Government.

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🚂 Comparative Shipping Return for March Quarters 1863-4

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated6 April 1864
KeywordsShipping, Arrivals, Departures, Wellington, 1863, 1864
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JOHN HOLLIDAY, Harbour Master

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