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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Issue 24, 16 March 1878, Page 2

Oa Saturday morning last tho schooner Louisanna arrived from Fiji, after a very tedious passage of fifteen days. She experienced, for the most parti calms and very light airs, until Thursday, tho 7th instant, when some pretty heavy squalls from the N.W. were encountered. Oa Tuesday morning last, she continued her voyage to Rotumah. 11.M.5. Sapphire arrived early on Tuesday morning lust from Fiji, which port site left on tho Gth inst.

The regular trading schooner from San Francisco, the Ada May, arrived in port on 'Wednesday morning, after a thirty-seven days' passage. She had a very fair run of nineteen days to the Line, thence light battling winds and calms, until making the land. She brings a full eargo of general merchandise, and iivo passengers. The schooner Olosega took her departure for New Britain, on Tuesday morning Inst, ■where she is in future to lie engaged in the interests of Messrs. Qodeffroy and .Son.

"Wo notice by the "Fiji Times" that the barque Neptuno took her departure from Lrvuko. for Europe, ou the 28th of Feb., ■with n/fttU cargo. The schooner Vavnu left Lovuka for this port, via Tonga, on the 21st Feb. We notice that tho John Williams, hence on 21th December, arrived in Sydney on the 24th of January.

The barque Kenonnaisanoo was advertised in the "8. M. Herald," of 14th February, to have quick despatch from that port for hero, via the Friendly Islands.