TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.
(beutxb’s telegrams.) Sydney, Feb. 29. The Te Anau for Auckland and the P.M.S Zealandia for San Francisco, via Auckland, Bailed yesterday afternoon. Melbourne, Feb. 29. The Waihora sailed for and the Rotomahana arrived from the Bluff yesterday afternoon. [Per Pbebs Association.] Auckland, Feb. 29. Sailed: Tarawern, for Melbourne, via South. Passengers.—Saloon.—For Gisborne: Miss Staite. For Napier: Messrs. Pocker, Flyger, Owen, Cullen, A. Ross, and Miss Haultain. For Wellington: Mr. and Mrs. Holland, Master Allan, Mr. B. H. Young, Miss Harriet Gestrv, Mrs. Croxton, Messrs. Lenabury, Strike, Donnelly, and Harragh. Lyttleton : Misses B. N. Carnegy, A. Carnegy, H. M. Carnegy, and Warren, Messrs, Allan, Adams, and F. Carter. Dunedin: Messrs. Percy Dobson, T. Sandeison, D. Gillies, C. Pain tain, J. Fell, Mrs. Mandin, Miss Black* ham, Mrs. Painton. Bluff: Messrs. Ellen* shaw and Knox. Melbourne: Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Robinson, Mr. and Miss Good* land. Steerage.—For Southern Ports: Misses Clarkson and Batson, Mr. and Mrs. Patchett, Messrs. Slade, Stafford (2), Edmonds, Adams, Timaby, Padders, Phalt, and McGowan. Sailed: Three Cheers, for Sunday Island. Arrived: Kawatiri, from Westport, and the Loch Bredan, from Newcastle. The latter Will load for London. Port Chalmers, Feb. 29. The New Zealand Shipping Co.’s chartered Steamer Fenstanton discharged, in six days, 2,300 tons, and took in 1,000 tons of coal, 6,400 bales of wool, and 8,450 carcases of frozen mutton. She sails to-day for London. Lyttelton, Feb. 29. Five of the Sarah W. Hunt’s crew went North to*day, en route for America. The Auriga, barque, arrived to*day from Glasgow. She reports having successfully tried oil-bags to allay rough seas. Some of the directors of the New Zealand Shipping Co. are passengers by the Wairatapa to Auckland, to be present at the dinner On the Ruapehu. Arrived: Orawaiti, from Westport, and Aurega, from Glasgow. Sailed : the Wairarapa, far North, and the H&uroto, for Sydney.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 80, 1 March 1884, Page 2
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309TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 80, 1 March 1884, Page 2
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