SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3214, 18 October 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT AHUEIBI. - DEPARTURES. J October. 17— Tranlc three-mast?-! schooner, for Newcastle, Hew South. Walee. * The three-master! schooler Vrvnk fl-nv. r ft pdnin Jacob P. Fnlle, sailed for Xew rustle. w ew Couth Wales, at 2.30 p.™ re-teHav, tnlrinc a quantity of contractor , ■= l^nn* , . nn rl ofipr goode. , Tnion Company's! b.s. Bom'nm ? departure for Wniroa was postponed th'« T..<.rpir«r on nfronnt of the heavy sen on t"" i.nr ~{ f>,n(- plnne. S l 'P, however, leaves t f> "V-lnoV to-morrow J Ti,p a « TTnirv. Oapf-nin John Camp ,l ' ol •„ j i n ~ «r,r T*nnrererp to-niffht w!' , : p _ • . irJ |j fr.-pptiirn will: wool. ■> o'-)1 1 ; « ("lipc'!!M - ;-in-- !■■'!' , • n ,,i ,(• fi, e Q.:.:o:; < ' fr, 1 Je \,'- !> ' to nn'iriiw monuiit; Ijv Wairoa, tatine passengers and cargo. The Hartor board's new receiving punt ■was found at a late hour last night by Constnhle TTarvev floating about in the Tr>s, navirg evidently been cast adrift from t' c breastwork by some maliciously disposed person. She was, however, quietly secured without any damage having been done. The B.s. Kiwi, we hear, will not leave Wellington for this port until Thursday evening, owing to her machinery receiving th periodical overhaul. (by cubi/iO London, October 15. The Merchant Shipping and Underwriter's Association report the- arrival of the ships Corby from Lyttelton (sailed July 5), Craig from' the same port (Railed July 18), and Erato from Timaru (sailed July 10.)