SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3909, 30 January 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF NAPIER

ARRIVALS January.

29 Fairy> s.s., from Waihua and Waikare. 30 Coquette, three-masted schooner, from Newcastle, New South "Wales. 30— Go-Ahead, s.a., from Wellington and Castle Point.

DEPARTURES. ....... January. 29—Maori, s.s., for Wairoa, with a number of excursionists.

The steamer Maori, Captain Anderson, got away for Wairoa shortly after 10 o'clock last night, taking a full cargo and a number Of excursionists for the Wairoa races.

The Union Company's steamer Southern Cross is to leave Auckland to-night for Southern ports, and is due hero ou Saturday next.

The s.s. Fairy, Capt. Peterson, returned frnm Waikaro and Waihua at about 12 o'clock last night, bringing a fidl cargo of wool.

The steamer Sir Donald is loading up for Waimarama, and hopes to get away tonight. Tho three-masted schooner Coquette, Captain Samuel Brown, from Newcastle, N.S.W., arrired in the roadstead this morning, and was towed in shortly after 8 o'clock by the steamer Sir Donald. She brings a full load of coal, some 330 tons, consigned to Mr John Orr, which she will commence discharging - at tho breastwork to-motrow. She reports having been sixteen days on the passage. Experienced strong, southerly winds till reaching Cook's Straits last Sunday week, a south-easterly gale preventing* her getting through the Straits until Friday last; since then she has had strong westerly gales, which arrived at their height the night before last, when, during one of the squalls, she had her jib and , lower topsail blown away, besides splitting her mainsail 'and foresail. She passed Cape Kidnappers at 12 o'clock last night, and got into tho bay early this morning. The steamer Go-Ahead, Gapt. Plumley, from Wellington via Castle Point, arrived here at 7 o'clock this morning, and was at once berthed inside. She brought a cargo consisting principally of transhipment, goods and out of tho ships Aorangi, Dunedin, Margaret Galbraith, and Lady Joceljn from London, which wa.s all discharged at tho breastwork during the forenoon. Tho Go-Ahead was to have steamed for Wellington at 3 p.m. this day.

The Union Company's steamer Omapcrc, from Dunedin, Oarnaru, Tinuiru, Lyttelton, and Wellington, is not now expected to reach here before Saturday.

The three-masted schooner Mary "Wadloy was to have sailed ab high water this afternoon for (xreymouth.

In future the New Zealand Shipping , Company's direct steamers will till cull at Hobart on their outward voyage ivjva. London.

BARQUE LOGHNAGAK FOE LONDON.

Messrs Shaw Savill unci the Albion Company's barque Lochnagar, Captain Perriam, which caino hero some ton days tifro from Gisbornc to fill up with wool for London, cleared at the Custom House to-day, and was expected to sail to-nig-ht. She had on board when she came hero some 10 casks of tallow and 1095 bales of wool, and since then Messrs Kinross and Co., her agents here, have filled her up with 3GS bales of ■wool valued at £4790 12s Sd. We wish Captain Perriam, his officers, and his passenger, Mr 11. H. Ewen, bon voyage.

(By Electric Telegraph.—Coi'raionr.) (BeTJTEjI'3 TEIiEGBAMS.) (Received Januavy 29, 'I.'JO p.m.) • Hobart, Tuesday. Arrived, Now Zealand Shipping , Company'H steamship Doric, from Plymouth (left December 1(3), enroute for Auckland, put in hero for supply of coal. (Received January 29, 10.5 p.m.) London, January 28. Tho Orient steamship Cuzco, from Mel-boui-no (left December 11), arrived at Plymouth to-day with v cargo of -iW)O carcases of frozen mutton. Tho Merchant ShippingandUnderwriters' Association report the arri\ul of the ship Duncdin, from Port Chainlets, (left October 25). with a, cargo comprising 8500. carouses of frozen mutton,.

[,lii' TELEGRAPH.] Auckland, Tuesday. Arrived, Iting'aroomn, from Sydney. [Passengers for Napier—Mrs E. Williams, Miss Williams, and Master O. Leo.

WKiLiNatojf, This di\s\ Arrived, bnrqtiontiuo 0. L. Pp,a rS on, Captain Harding, 118 days from York, all well. A portion of the is for Auckland.