SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3195, 24 September 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

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A"R"RTVALB. 2' —Sir DonaW, s.s., from Blacthead and VTnimnrninii. 21—Rpaiill-, c «., Fro'n Wairoa. 21—Ai'Mwata, s.s,, from Melbourne via Southern ports. Passengers—Mesdames McCulloch and Tonioana, Misses Thomson and Barnard, Messrs .Rhodes, Large, Hall, Tomoana, Lanzean, Wilson, FitzherViprf-., Wnforhoiise, Hamplin, Stewart, McGill, Q-riffitlis, Dyson, and Marlow. :'.■» ■■; ;. t: T?ES. 23-Sir .oriulcl, s.s., for Waihua. The s.s. Arawata, Tapfc. Sinclair, from Melbourne, arrived in harbor at 11.30 a.m. this day. She left, f andridge railway pier at 2.30 p.m. on the 14th j cleared Porfc Phillip heads at 5 p.m., was abreast of the Shank at 6.30 p.m., and Swan Island at 1.30 p.m on the 13th. Experienced light wir,rl ? fi ria (- thirty hours, nfter- ; V'l? v>l^l , nnvt'i •Wf , s*"Pr' ! .y win throueh- ■ ■■l< .-, , fJ, !? Co,.. j, (if' >'cv: Zealand fit !"■'■ •■.."!. ?v". n, .p IS.i : kIowH engines «t ;,n. .n w!--: :)lu-'.\is< of t!>r> -olii.Tlcißrp nt 4 •::.-.•• "■"J r;- : .rvi ~f I'l.pfF ,-.n the 19th ;.;■ ■"■ n - ! :: ■..?•,• ; ] ; .T:. :■■'>, '!.:•• ?1 .-■<■ nt 4 p.m.. ~.; : ~vr - --,H! >if T ",:'*.• '••o f1 i!' ?*?n-r! <"<.t I' 1 .■'-':• ! !"'>. jt'.'oii' n> T ;tn I arrived st on ??,pd rtt 10.30 a.m. ; If fiat 430 p.m., arriving hfre as above : experiencpd changeabl" Trppfchpr on the coast. The s.s. THwi, Captain James Campbell, leaves Wellington for this port this afternoon. She will arrive here early on Monday morning. an rl , after discharging her Napier cargo, will proceed to Gf-isborne at 3 p.m., as per advertisement. This will afford an excellent opportunity for any one wishing to mate a flying trip to G-isborne, as the Kiwi leaves there on the return journey on Tuesday evening, arriving here early on Wednesday morning. The s.s. Sir Tionald, Captain. Quinlan, returned from Blackhead and Waimarama yesterday afternoon, after having successfully landed her cargo. The s.s. Result, Capt. W. E. Baxter, arrived from Wairoa to-day The Silver Cloud was brought inside by the pilot and berthed alongside the breastwork early this morning. A ship was in the offing this morning, which will no doubfc prove to be the Hermione from Auckland. As the wind is very light sho will not get np to the anchorage till late this evening. The s.s. Oreti is advertised to steam for Gisborne and Auckland at 3 p.m. on Monday next.