SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3759, 2 August 1883, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NAPIER

Tho Union Steamship Company's steamer Southern Cross, Capt. Allman, is to leave Gisbornc to-night, and should be in the roadstead by to-morrow morning early. She will discharge her cargo, some 30 tons, inside, and at 2" o'clock to-morrow is announced to steam for Wellington. The prevailing southerly weather having raised a heavy sea on the Wairoa bar, the steamers Maori and Fairy have boon delayed in their departure until a more favorable opportunity occurs. Wo learn that the three-mased schooners Silver Cloud and Frank Guy arrived at Newcastle and Wamnambool respectively on Tuesday last, and that they will be leaving for this port on Saturday, the former with a cargo of coal, and the latter with potatoes. Tho Union Company's steamer Wairarapa, Ca.pt. CliatKold, was to have left Auckland for Gisbornc and Napier at noon to-day, is due here on Saturday morning, and is announced to steam for Southern ports and Melbourne at 2 p.m. the .same tiny. The snil which was signalled from the South for a considerable time yesterday proved to be but a passing vessel. A topsail schooner and a brigautinc arc lying under the shelter of the Kidnappers from the strong southerly galo now blowing.

(By Caui,e.) Melbouunk, Wednesday. Arrived, this morning, To Anau from the Bluff. Sailed, this morning , , Manapoun lor the Bluff.

Sydney, Wednesday. Arrived last night, steamship Tarawera from Auckland. ____