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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 102, 13 September 1879, Page 2

.rac-must schooner, Falcon, which nrrivi'd hen; last Saturday. 1 eft Auckland on thy 22ud of August, at"l(i p.m. Expeiienied light hnilL:,.- winds a iid calms until tho ilith, wheu. Dt«uj •; ensUr ly breezes were fell in with. SightciHS'.uid*; / Island on the 59tii, and saw.uw' i; ihubitonts although passing elowj.dolth» laud. Wind • unturned from ea.-t until it .e 4th instant, when it chopped suddenly to X.W., lasting lor two days, adieu it r'Hunt il to the east, und tout in tied until arrival i u port, ESliu brings u ijuuiitity of, provision s and general merchandise for th'ji.port, iaud is bound lurtlwr north. On .Sunday murningl.iast the stenmi>r Sutlseo took her departure ia r a somewhat lengthy cruise amongst the vi irioas islands to the northward. August Oc slelfroy. Esq., one of the managers of the C leutsche llau-dols-uud Plantagen-Uesollscln ft derSudsocluseln zu Hamburg, was a passenger by her, The steamer, is expect* dto he about throe mouths away. Ou .Sunday mornisg last flio CS. warship I.aekauanua retained to port after a . short cruise to Tutuila. -Sho look ovoryone by surprise as it was gouciially understood that she was going to 'Conga. 'ihe schooner Favourite entert%Vio»r liar--1 o ir, from Mauiui, ou Thursday morning lust, with u full cargo of island produce. The barque Satumns took her departure, on Thursday afternoon last, for Fiji, where she will Complete her loading lor Europe.