ENGLISH SHIPPING.
DEPARTURES. October.—Lady Egida, from the Clyde, for New Zealand.
October.—Zealandia, from London, for New Zealand. November 12.—John Banyan, from the Downs, for Wellington. November 18.—Minerva, from Gravesend, for Canterbury. November 18.—Boswortli, from the Downa, for Auckland. November 21.—Melbourne, from Lsitb, for Otago.
CLEARED OUTWARDS,
November 19.—Norwood, from London, for Auckland.
LOADING AT LONDON. For Auckland.—African and Mersey. For Nelson and New Plymouth.—George Canning, For Otago.—Shelbourne. For Wellington.—Golconda.
The Minerva was despatched from Gravesend on November 17, for Canterbury and Wellington. She took nearly 40 cabin passengers and about 70 second cabin and steerage passengers for the various New Zealand provinces, and one of the largest cargoes ever despatched for Canterbury. __^____
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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 341, 25 January 1861, Page 2
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112ENGLISH SHIPPING. Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 341, 25 January 1861, Page 2
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