TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 48, 24 January 1884, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.

(Rxvm’s Telegrams.) Melbohrne, Jan. 22. The Man&pouri sailed for the Bluff yesterday afternoon. (Per United Prrs» Association.) Di xedin, Jah. 23. The Shaw, Savill, Albion Co’s steamer Bombay, from London, arrived at Port Chalmers at 11 o'clock this morning. The steamer Bombay brings 172 ordinary passengers and 2Bfl immigrants. Of the total passengers 115 are for Lyttelton, and 59 for Wellington. Their health has been very good. There was one death, that of a child seven months old, End One birth. * CHniHTCHi’RCTi. Jan. 28. The New Zealand Steamship Co. have received the following cable from London The Tnngariro arrived Bl Bio Janiero, all well, on the 21st instant, nt 8 a.m , and sailed the same day. The refrigerator is working ■atistaetorily, and the meat is in prime condition. The run to Fio Janiero is thus far the fastest on record, having occupied only 20 days 7 hours. Arrived— The To Anau, 28 hours from Wellington to Lyttelton, through the heavy southerly gale and for London ; Neptune, for New* Hauea, for Wellington ; and Te Anau, for The Hawea is not able to sail till 3 o’clock this after* Boon, Auckland, Jan. 24. Bailed*The Akaroa for Tort Chalmers. Captain prate and Kelly, mate of the wrecked Khooner Pirite, arrived by the cutter Daphne, from Rarotonga, 'fhe Pirite was wrecked off Maninikie. Captain Munn leaves a widow and four children, resident in Auckland ; Captain A* res, a widow and three children. General regret is felt at the untimely death of these gallant seamen in a gale at Rarotonga. The schooner Flora, which arrived at Rarotonga four davs after the gale, and had encountered it, reported the glass had gone to 29.20, and that, at the time of the height of the hurricane, the crew were obliged to cut holes in the bulwarks of the vessel, to allow the seas constantly flooding the decks to escape.