SHIPPING.

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 20, 31 October 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POBT OF FtfXTON.

AIIRIVEn. October 28 — Stormbird, sa, 09 tons. Doile, from Wellington. Passengers : Cabin — Mra Follows, Mis LfadfieM and family, Neale, .Ruddock, »nd Ward, Messrs '"jJonaldson, Simpson, Thacker({),Tnmp'iins, and H'idfiold ; 4 steerag •. L:ddell. agent. Oct. 28 — Taue Douglas, ss, 73 toi)s,Fr.iser, from 'Vellingtou, via-Wnitara and Opunuke. Liddtill, ajjent. % October 2H— Hannah Barratt, schooner, 57 lienuer, from Wellington. Muster, agent. October 29— Falcon, schooner, 98 ton?, Comstock, from Wellington, in ballast Master, agent. 4s, FAILED. October 29 — Jane Djugl-is, ss, 75 tons, Eraser, for Well.njrton. Passengers : Cabiu —Two origin :1. Lid lell, agent. Ottpber 25— Storm bird. 53, 69 tons, Doile, i . Wellington. Liddell, agent. IMPOIIT3. Per ytormbird— 7 pkgs, M-Lonnan ; 1 pkg, Marsh ; 2 pkgs,Howe ; I case, Thynne ; 145 pkg«, Railway Department ; 22 pkgs, other consignees. EXPORTS. Per Stormbird -6 00 feet of timber, Malcolm '&; Co. I'er J;ine Douglas— For Lyltelton— f.OOO feet of timber, Freeman & Wyid.s. The follow ng vessels weri in port lust night :— Murtha lieid, Falcon, Hannah Barret, and Zior, schooner.-? ; Osprev, puddle steamer. . " • Tho steamers Tui and Stormbird may be expected from Wellington to-day. The ss Jane Douglas did not put in an appearance till Tuesday evening at 6.3*1, having been detr.ined two days at the Waitara iiver. She left Wellington on Thursday evening, and arrived off Waitara at 6 p.m. next dny ; crossed next morning, and anchored inside the'bnr, reaching the wharf next day ; diHuh:irge.l 40 tons cargo ; called nt Opunako on Inr wny down to leave a few tons cargo.aud arrived in port us above, experiencing fine weather throughout the passage^ ' The Douglas took in some (iuOO feet of timber early on Wednesday morning, and sailed fo/Wellington at 8 o'clock. The Stormbird arrived in port on Tuesday morning from Wellington, having left the latter port the previous evening ; experienced fine weather on the passage. She returned to port at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, The schooner Falcon ariived in port from Wellirgton on Wednesday. She discharged her ballast near the Ferry, and will load up with sleepers for the South. The Martha Reid has almost finished her loading, and will receive early despatch.