Shipping Intelligence.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1104, 24 July 1882, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

arrivals. JULY. j-Manapouri, s.s., Captain Logan, from Bathem Ports. Passengcra:—Misses Willms (3), Mrs Williams, Kev. Mr Williams, lenrs Cress well, Fraser, Scott, Oliver, fen nan t, Fannin, McMillan, J. W. WilLoa, A. M. Williams, T. W. Williams, hU, Sunderland. DEPARTURES. mA. fe-Manapouri, for Auckland and Sydney. ■Mongers:— Messrs S. W. Oxenham, vhitaker, St. John, McKaig. me achooner Minnie Hare, Capt. Nicholas, I Mercury Bay on Thursday, the 20th inst. [arrived here on Saturday List, but t hrough pad weather she was forced to take shelter |ar Young Nick’s H.*ad ; she again sailed | the Bay this morning, but finding it still [rough, she has proceeded ontside the harL to lay to till a more favorable opportunity ■ra itself. She has on board a large cargo, L 20,000 feet of timber, consigned to ComL Shelton and Co., and 20,000 feet, order, the Union Company’s Manapouri, from Ithern Ports, arrived early this morning nt 7.30 o’clock, bringing with her 30 tons largo. She left to-day, about 1 o’clock for bkland and Sydney, with a cargo of 3 casks, Leks seed, and 202 sheep. fwterday, the sj. Oreti arrived from Aucka, but od account of the inclement state of (weather, and the heavy sea, she was obliged proceed on to Napier. She will, however, re there to-morrow night, and may be exted here early on Wednesday, and will load sk for Auckland. Her cargo from Auck--4 for here is considerable, being about 15 ■ general cargo, and 10,090 feet of timber, I one passenger, Mr Walters.