SHIPPING.
PORT OF NAPIER
ARRIVALS
November. 15— Manain, p.s.. from AVairoa. Passengers—Messrs AY. Goldstonc and Steer, and ono Maori.
DEPARTURES.
November. 11-Southern Cross, s.s., for Gisborne and Auckland. Passengers—Miss Sullivan, Mrs Power and three children, Messrs Plunkett, J. Lord, Eruti, Addie, Steele, Phillips, and AVallaco. 14 —Sir Donald, s.s., for AVaiinarama. H-Maori, s.s., for AVairoa -Mr Peter Johnston and two "H'""----15-Sauoy Kate, fore-and-aft sehoonei, foi Auckland.
Tho Union Company's steamer Southern Cross Captain Ross, got away for Gisborne nnd Auckland at 0 o'clock last evening, taking a number of passengers, besides several original immigrants ex lonic for Auckland. The steamer Sir Donald, J. Quinlan master, got away last evening for AVaimnroma for a cargo of wool
The s.s. Maori, Captain Anderson, steamed for Wairoa at 10 o'clock last night, Avith a good cargo.
The fore-and-aft schooner Saucy Kate, Captain LoAvis, sailed for Auckland at noon to-day, taking a cargo of 400 sacks of maize and 30 sacks of barley.
Tho p.s. Mauaia returned from Wairoa at 0.10 a.m. this day, bringing some passengers and 7o sacks of maize.
The steamer AVekn, John Campbell master, is taking a load of wool olf to the Wairoa this afternoon, and will after its transhipment leave for Pourcrero and To Apiti.
The Union Company's steamer AVaihora, Capt. Eclie, was to have left Auckland for Southern ports and Melbourne between 12 and 1 o'clock this afternoon, being due hero by daylight on Saturday morning.
AYe learn that the s.s. Kiwi's departure from Wellington for tho East Coast and Napier has been postponed until o o'clock to-night, so that it will now be Saturday morning before she can arrive here. [by cable.! Sydnkv, AA r edncsday. Sailed, yesterday afternoon, Union steamship AVakatipu for AVellington ; this evening, P.M.S. Australia for San Francisco via Auckland. [BY TELEORAriI.] CniiisTCiiUßcn, Tins day. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company have received a cable message stating that tho Fenstanton reached Rio do Janeiro on tho Oth instant. The refrigerator worked satisfactorily, and the cargo of frozen meat Avas in good condition.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3847, 15 November 1883, Page 2
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338SHIPPING. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3847, 15 November 1883, Page 2
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