ARRIVAL OF THE ANAZI.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 262, 28 December 1880, Page 2

ARRIVAL OF THE ANAZI.

The barque Anop.i, Captain Hill, arrived nt tho outer anchorage yesterday afternoon, after a pnspage of 120 days from London Captain Hill reports leaving Graveseud on August 28, and had light winds ) calms, r.nd dense fogs down the Channel, which was cleared on September sth; then met with strong S.W. winds and Fq»a!)y weather to Ist. 30degs north, when a N.E. wind carried tbe vessel into the Trades, which were moderate to fresh throughout, and were lo3t in Bdegs north; had light variable winds and calms with incesssaut rein to the Equator, which was crossed on October 12, in long. 17degs W.; picked up the S.E. Trades on the Equator, which were frefch to moderate throughout, and were lost in lat 18degs south; then experienced light winds and calms for several days, and from 25degs Bouth to the Cape had fresh N "W. winds; ran the easting down on the parallel of 46degs south, and crossed the meridian of the Cape on Nov. 12; from thence to the Leuwin strong westerly winds were met with, and afterwards carried moderate to fresh S.W. winds to Cape Farewell, which was made on December 2f>th; here a S.W. gale was encountered, and lasted for several hours; on Sunday experienced a gale from the S.E., which lasted all day; got a light northerly breeze yesterday morning, and came to an anchor off the Lighthouse at 3 pm. No vessels were spoken during tho passage, which was an uneventful one. She brings eight passengers, the names of whom appear above. She will be towed into harbor to-morrow morning.