SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 435, 19 September 1877, Page 2

SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF OAMARU. ♦ OUTWARDS. September 19. Waitaki, a.5.,. 229 tons, Edie, for Pun*din. H. Aitken, agent. PasseDgers—--18 cabin, and 9 steerage. . Huon Belle, ketch, Hanmng, for Kakanui. Master, agent. Jessie, ketch, Lyders, for Catlms River. Master, agent. VESSELS IN PORT. Brigantine—Roderick Dhu. Schooners—L«ab. 11a Pratt, Dunedin. Ketches—Defiance.

The Oaraaru and Tmnedin Stearrphip Corananv's s.R. Waitnki, Captain Edie. left for Dunedin at 10.30 a.m. to dav. She took away a fair cargo and a number of passengers The weather having moderated, the ketch Hnon Belle eot, under wigh this mornmg. and left for Kakanui, whence she had come through stress of weathe-. The ketch Jessie. C ptain Tydfil, sailed for Catlins River this morning with a few tons of produce. On acconnt of the heavy sea rolling m yesterdav afternoon, it was deemed expedient for the barque Tasso, which wns lying in the bav d< chirging coal, to T >nt to sea nntil the weather moderated. At du k last evening sh<» wa° observed in the offine, but up to the time of our goin~ to press she had not returned to her anchorage. A large steamer, snpwe' to bethes.s Fashy. bound for Port Ch aimer*, was observed steaming to the southward tUs after-

The lcetch Isabella Pratt, wll finish loaaing for Varn'er to-night, and will sail with the first favourable h-eeze. _ The p. a. Samson is due here at daylight to-morrow morning.