SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 751, 6 September 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

♦ ;: - i -'-- ARRIVALS. September 6. Waitaki, b.b., 228 tons, Edie, from Dun•din. H. Aitketi, agent. DEPAIiI URKS. Skptkmber ">. Samson, p.fi , 12b" io.is, Jonea, for Dun•din. H. Aitkun, .-igent. SEPTEMBER fi. Maori, b.b , 118 ions, Beruech, for Dun•din. Vi-NSEI.S IN POUT. Steamer -Waitaki. Brigancine Endeavour. Schooner —Huiicdin. Tho «.«. Waitaki, Captain Edie, arrived in port at an early hour this morning from Dunodin with passengers and cargo. Tho p.B. Samson, Capt. Jones, sailed for Duncdin at tho usual hmr yc«erd»y with a number of passengers and a general cargo. The b.b. Maori, Capt. lWnejh, took her departure lor 1 muodiu to-day with 900 sacks of wheat, shipped l>y Messrs. J. T. Kraiis and Co., for transhipment to the ship Brisbane. «. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, Septembers. Arrived—Norval, from Samoa; Helena, from Oamaru. Wellington, September 5. Tho Agent-Geiioial telegraphs, under date London, Sept. 3rd, tho sailing of the undermentioned vessels, viz. -.—Tho Edwin Fox, ! with 291 immigrants, for Nelson ; the Hy daspes, with 339, for Lyttolton; the Timarti, with 341, for Port Chalmers ; and tho Mataura, with 229, for Bluff. KoXi'ON, September 5. The ketch Huon Belle, Captain Kearns, from Waugamii to Greymouth, went ashore five miles north of Koxton at 5 o'cl >ck this morning. A heavy gale from the westward is blowing. All hands wore The vessel is in ballast. Melbourne. Septembers. The Underwriters. As oei iti >n rep rt the arrival at London, on AugusD 30th, of the George ishotton from L>tie> on. Sailod—Ariwat'i, on Sunday. Arrived—Tirarua on Wednesday, and Alhambra on Thursday.