SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3668, 17 April 1883, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PO R T O F NAPI ER . The Union steinntliip Company":-; s.s. Taiaroa. Captain which was telegraphed as having passed Gisbornc last evening, was coming up the buy as our report lei't the Spit, ami would probably bring up at about 1 o'clock. She would be tendered on arrival by the launch Boojuui for her cargo, oi' which there is only a small quantity, and also for mails and passengers, taking the latter outwards off at '■> o'clock this afternoon, the Taiaroa steaming for Wellington and Duuedin shortly afterwards. The steamer Kiwi, Captain James Campbull, finished discTiarging her cargo at the Lrcaslwork this morning, hut owing lo the southerly gale now blowing her departure for Wellington has been postponed until o o'clock to-morrow afternoon, as she ■wishes to work on the coast on her way dov/n. The p.*-. Mnnaia, Captain Baxter, did not get i-way (ov Wairoa llii ~ morning, but will take her departure a [ 1 o'clock to-morrow ni'iviiiug, slioidd tin- wind in tho jueantinte iiiod'-i'jit-,', the bar at "Wairoa beinii - reported good. The toiv-and-alt .vlionucr Orpheus, Caiit. Dunn, has cleared at the Customs I'm - \\ ellington, and will get away when the weather improves. The launch Boojum, O.tpt. Maloney, will steam for Wairoa at 7 o'clock to-morrow morning, weather permitting. (.Hv Calm-:.] Loxno;;, April hi. The Mcrcliant Shijiping and Underwriter's Association re])->rt the arrival ol' the -.hip Waikato from Napier left December jti;. WKi-i.ixiii'OX. This day. Arrived --Jvibneny, barijue-, i'roni Jjondon, 121.1 days out.