SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3139, 20 July 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ORT AHURIRI

DEPARTURES. r

July. 20 —Venus, ketch, for Mercury Bay. 20 —Eliza Mary, bricantine, for Westpoi't.

The ketch Venus, Capt. King, sailed for Mercury Bay this morning. The briguntine Eliza Mary, Capt Pratt, left for Westport in ballast this morning. Thas.s. Result, Captain W. E. Baxter, does not leave for Wairoa until to-morrow night. Tho cause of the detention i 3 that the captain is indisposed. The brigantine Owaie, Captain Pardy, has finished discharging, and will leave for Groymouth to-morrow in ballast. The s.s. Sir Donald, Captain J. Quinlan, made a trial trip round tho bay yesterday afternoon. Her new engine works very satisfactorily, and she will now be able to do 9 knots an hour. Her departure for Blackhead is postponed until there is a change in the weather. Tho topsail schooner Gleaner leaves for Greymouth to-morrow in ballast. The movements of the Union S. S. Co.'.-* s.s. Arawata bave been altered, and she proceeds from Auckland to Sydney. The Albion, now in Auckland, takes up her running, and will arrive here on Saturday ne_t. The three-masted schooner Mary Wadley, Captain Lindfors, will get away for Newcastle to-morrow, if she is able to finish ballasting and take in a cargo of about 30 tons potatoes. thretj-_iaste„ schooner Silver Cloud was being towed inside by the s.s. Boojuin as our repor' left the Spit.

(by cable.) Albany, July 19. The P. and O. Company's steamship Malwa, -with the English mails dated London, June 17, arrived at King George's Sound this morniug from Galls. Melbourne, July 20. Sailed, yesterday afternoon, Union Company's steamship Rotomahana for the Bluff.