Shipping Intelligence.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3016, 24 February 1881, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

£>OET AKURIRI.

ARRIVALS.

February. 23— Go-Ahead, 5.3., from Wellington via Castle Point. Passengers —Messrs C. Chapman, Farley, Honden, Brown, Boss, and Williams. 24 —Kiwi, s.s., from Wellington via the coast.

DEPARTURES.

23—Sir Donald, s.s., f'ov Blackhead. 24—Maori, s.s», for Wairoa. Passengers — Miss GiTiham, Messrs G. H. Swan, GiffovJ, and R. D. Maney. 24—Result, s.s., for Wairoa. PassengersMrs Balfour, Messrs Charles Harmer, Strickland, Carroll, Yorkey, and several others.

The s.s. Kiwi, Captain Campbell, arrived an the roadstead at 4 o'clock this morning, and -was brought inside and berthed at the breastwork at 9.30 a,rn. She reports having left Wellington on Wednesday evening; called at Castle Point next morning ; landed cargo and passengers, and left at 11 o'clock, arriving us above. Experienced light winds "with a heavy roll throughout. She brought aboijt 30 tons of cargo for here, including transhipments out jjof the Euterpe from London. She is expected to get away for Poverty Bay at 3 o'clock this afternoon.

The steamer Go-Ahead, Captain F. 'w Picker, left Wellington at 5 o'clock on Tuesday night; arrived at Caetle Point next morning ; landed passengers and cargo, and left at 9 o'clock, arriving here about the same hour last night. Reports having experienced fine weather with a heavy roll throughout. She brings six passengers and about twenty tons of general cargo for this port. She was to leave at about 3 o'clock this afternoon for the same ports. The s.s. Sir Donald, Captain Q/uinlan, steamed for Blackhead at 7 o'clock last wight, taking a full general cargo. She is to return with a load of sheep. The steamer Maori, Captain Anderson, left for Wairoa at SJL'S a.m. this day, with a good cargo and severM passengers. The s.s. Result, Captain Baxter, sailed for Wairoa at 5.! 5 a.m. this day, with a number of passengers and a good cargo. The s.s. Fairy, Capt. John Campbell, is to leave for Poverty Bay via Mohaka, Mahia, and Whangawehei, this evening. The Union Company's s.s. Tararua leaves Dunedin this afternoon, and will not arrive here before Sunday, sailing again at 4 o'clock.

The ketch Why Not brought fire tons of gunpowder ashore from the barque Meroia yesterday, and is alongside again to-day getting a load of general goods.

The schooner Martha Eeid is loading at Oa'naru wilh colonial produce for this port, and will leave to-morrow.