VESSELS EXPECTED.

Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1502, 3 December 1874, Page 2

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Cyphrcnes, s.s., (English Matt, via 'Frisco), -boat sth

i>teea bee Assiye, ship, frsm London: sailed September 3 Cospa lies, stup, fri m London ; sailed Bth September Gl».nior» ship, from London ; sailed September 2G Dilharee, barque, frnm London ; sailed October 2 Inverene, ship, from London ; sail.d October Warwick ship, from London ; sailed October Agne<. soh oner, from Lyfcrlton Rapido barque, from New York,via Adelaide, loading Edith Ro3e, barque, from New York; stiiedSept. 18 Cli>uttcleai, bri^. from Hobart Tuwn, early ■Ruroua, barque, from early K^nilworth, sc looner, from Samoa, early Ivanhoe, schooner, from Levuka Pacific, schooler, from Samoa early Hebe, brig from Taimam*; st led 7th instant B^n JNtvis, brig, fnm N wrasile; sailed l7th inst

The brig Rvren arrive! at the Waikato Heads yesterday, after a rua of 16 days from Auckland.

The schooner Onward sailed in ballast for Russell yesterday. 1 lie tebooner Peerless has moved away from tlxe Gore-street jetty and is now alongside the Woodwharf, where she is to receive her \oad of timber for Lyotelton. The schooner Gulden Isle has been on the gridiron duriDg the last few days, having a new false keel affixed. She moved off into the sm-am yesterday and will take her departure for Russell immediately.

The s.s. G.>-ah<-ad, Captain H. W. Dale, arrived in the Manukau this morning at 6 a.m. She left Grey mouth at midnight on the 28th ultimo, and arrived at; Wanganui at 5 p.m. on the 30ch. Left again at 3.30 p.m. on the Ist instant; arrived at New Plymouth at 8 a m., and left at 10 a m. on the 2nd, arriving here as above. Experienced light variable wind with fine weather throughout. Pas-sengers : Mr and Mis Saunders, Mr Brotvnlie. Cargo: 24 head catde, 500 sheep, order.

The Government p.a. Luna will await the departure of his Excellency, when she will convey the vice-regal party to Wellington.