PORT OF WANGANUI.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 30 October 1882, Page 2

PORT OF WANGANUI.

Hlt.it WATEE.-r-Mornin(r, 12.0 j Eveninf, 12.Z3. ' * ABBIVAIiS. Ootoher 27— St Kildo, s.s , 174 tons, Greagor, bom Greymouth, October 28— Hitia, s.s., 90 tons, Berriman, from ■Wellington. Passengers— Mrs Wallace, Messra Beere, Bobertson, Wallace, and Wi kins. October 28 — Manawatu, s.s.. 123 tons, Hill, from "Westport. Passenger— Mr Hooker, October 28^Charles Edward, p.s., 97 tons, Whitwell, |from Nelson. Passengers — |Miss Masters, Mesdames Dick (3), and Bine, Mr Erekine. - OIBABBD. October 28— St Eilda, s.s., (174 tons, Greagor, focGreymouth. October 28— Huia, s.s., 9) tons, Berriman, for Wellington. October 28— Go-Ahead, s.b., 123 tons, Doilo, for Lyttelton. - "'• -'" ■"- Ootober 28— Manawatu, s,s,, 123 tons, Hill, for ■yyestpprfi, , . . '" ' IMPORTS. Per Bt Kilda, from Greymouth— 22o tonß coaj, Kennedy Bros; - ■. BXPOETS. Par Hoia, for Wellington— 2oo, sheep, Enderby. Per Manawatu, for Greymouth— lo head cattle, 200 sheep, Enderby. ,P«r Go- Ahead,- f or . Lyttelton — 30,000 feet timber, C. S. Cross. • '"•'• raOJBCTBD BBPABIUBEB. - Chatlea Edwma, for Nelson, to-day. ' Bowend, for Onehnnga, t.-day. Clyde, for Patea, to-day. The Bowena will sail for Onehnnga at mid. rd|ht.to-night. The Stbrmbii d put back to port on Saturday morni g, owing to the so* beinK too heavy for her cargo of live atook. She left for Greymoutb. again yesterday, 1 ■- ' ' ' The Huia arrived at this port from Welliogton early on Saturday morning. . • , • ; ' The Ch-rlea Edward arrived at this port from nelson early on Saturday morning, ' 'The Huia left for Wellington' on Saturday even-ing-wi h a number of and a full cargo oflive stock. . ' - , ' The St Kilcltt tailed for Greymouth on Saturday night with a cargo of live stock. . ■ „Tho Huia arrived at Wellington from this ppit at noon yesterday. . , '. : -'The Monawatn cli-aredat theCafitoms forGrey-' mouth on Saturday ; with a cargo of live stock to the order of Mr O Connor, and rot away for that port onjje'sterday afternoon's i ide. The Charles Edward ."will leave for Ntlson direct on this morning's tide. The Mauiwatu fcrnved at this port from Wellington early on Satnrday morning, ■ The Go-Ahead, Captain Doile. tailed for liTttolton direct on Saturday might - with the Volunteers and3o,ooo feet of timber, to ihe 'order otMrCross. . " .;Th.eSt Kilda arrived at this port from Ore--mouth late on Friday night, with- a large cargo of coal to the order of Messrs Kennedy Bros. Ken were immediately put 1 on for the purpose of discharging -her cargo, and finished early on Saturday morning. The Clyde,.whioh left for Patea on Friday evening, put back cm Saturday morni g. She left again for that port last evening. , . _ .-...; ' (PEB nKITKD PBESS. ASSOCIATION.) .'■•■ - •■ •■' > Auoklalid; October »9. -Arrived— Oreti/from Napier. -• . ■ ■ ." " „ „.,,..: GaBTMODTH, October 28, . , Arrived— Mary Wadley, from Napier { Murray, from Northern ports. ' ' ■ •!■■ V<* .-.■=!--• ■' ■■:-■■■ Wmlirstok, October 2B.Arrived— Arawata, from Au Hand, via East Coast; Gnfton, frem West Coast; Hawea, from liyttelton; Cora, from Greymonth, ■r-ttt '""•'; - : ! ' '■' '■' Ddsedik, Octobar 28.- ' " Sailed, yesterday afternoon— Botomah ana, for Melbourne, via: the Blnff It » stated here that 'she got on shore there, but is now in safety alongside the wharf. No farther particulars are to hand. . .'•:•!■' i ,-, ■ Oetober29. • Arrived, Saturday;— Waikato,. ship. Captain Sutherland, from London (15th Jnly), Iriux London, with 15 passengers, all well. The cap.tsin wasiormeily chief officer of the ship Wairoa.