Shipping Intelligence.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1092, 27 June 1882, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. 25th June.—Manapouri, s.s., Captain Txigan, from Auckland. Passengers :—Miss Jones, Mr and Miss Adair, Mr Sneddon. DEPARTURES. 26th June.—Manapouri, for Napier. Passengers : —Mrs Buchanan, Alm Black, Alias E. Morris, Captain Porter. Messrs Lamb. H. Maynard, .ilounzford, W. Gray, F. E Hamlin, Nolan, Price, Morris, Turton, Allen, Judge Brookfield, and 22 nafivis. 26th June. — Southern Cross, a s., for N.ip'er and south. Passengers : —Mr and Mrs Luttrell, Miss Bourke, Miss liil, Messrs Cato, Crawford, Sergt. Donnelly and prisoner Dixon.

On account of the ga’e on Sunday the Union Company’s Rotorua, and the »*.s. Oreti were compelled to pass on to Auckland.

It is expected that the schooners Atalanta sn Julius Vogel will leave to-day, for Mercury Bay, to load titxber for this port. The Southern (Loss arrived at 4o’clock yesterday morning, from Auckland with 25 tons of cargo, amongst which were the appliances the launching of the Isabella; she left again las? night for the south.

Owing to the rough state of the weather the Rosina has been delayed, and may not arrive here for some time. At present she is working up the co *.s% lamWg cargo at d.fferent places on the Coast. j The Union CuGipnnv’s Manapouri anchored in the Bay about A o’clock <|n Sunday evening hut, from tuckland. She |?ft. >it 1 o’clock the next morning for Napier and southern ports, carrying her cargo for this port on to Napier. Says the “Post;”—“The Lucy James, a small craft of 26 tons, from Pelorus Sound, put into Wellington for shelter. The master, Captain Holds!, reports that when within 15 miles of the Heads the waves threatened to overwhelm the vessel, and considerable fears were entertained for her safety. In this extremity the master, having a quantity of colza oil on board, determined to try its effect on the troubled waters. The result was in the highest degree satisfactory. Tne seas were at once kept from breaking, and the vessel rode out the gale famously.” TEE MISSING SCHOONER EDITH. The last item of news in connection with the missing vessel Edith has now be-n heard. Mr Otto, the owner, found on application at the Bank of New Zealand that Captain llugl ea had deposited in Suva u sum of over £7O to his credit. There can be no possible doubt but that the unfortunate vessel and crew perished in the hurricane which occurred in that district in Eecember.—Auckland “Star.”