VESSELS EXPECTED.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1636, 17 May 1875, Page 2

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Shooting Star, oarque, KSRV, from London ; sailed Dec 23 , Mikado, s s, from San Frinclsco, about 25th Hero, ss, from Sydney, about 30lh inst Marathon, barque, from Sydney, early Caller On, ship, HMPK, from London ; Bailed Feb. 18 Robina Dunlop, barqne, from' London Emily McLaren, barque, from London; sailed 20th January Cabarfeidb, barque, from Boston, via Table Bay ; sailed December 21 Dunedin ship. HTIV, from London; sailed Feb 13 JT&peculador, barque, from Lyttelton Jtstelle. schooner, from Invercargill vi» Dunedin Lsetitia, schooner, from Dunedin Byno, brigantine; from Kotnmah, early Papua, schooner, from Rarotonga, early Moneynick, barque, from Lyttelton Magellan Cloud, biigantine, from Lyttelton, early Star of the South, ss, fromLevuka, early Syren, brig, from Adelaide, early Italy, barque, from Lyttelton ; sailed 6th inst. ton, brigantine, from L'.vuka, early .Albatross, schooner, from Levuka, early Martha, barque, from the Islands, early Coronet, schooner, from the Islands, early Edith, schooner, from the Islands, early Forfarshire, HN TE, ship, from London; sailed March 19 Jane, brig, from Hobart Town ; sailed 3rd inst. Flecbero, ship from London, early liUtterworth, ship, from London, early Look Out, schooner, from Sydney Nightengale, brigantine, from Melbourne, early

f; A barque is signalled as go to press. ! The following coasters arrived to-day and | yesterday : Cutters Tay, from Waiheke ; Sovereign of the Seas, from Wangarei; Tradewind and Three Brothers from the ; Barrier ; Catherine from Kawakawa; Fannie ; from Wangaroa : Warkworth from Wan- ( gapoa ; Nancy from Nakuwaku ; Whitby j from Thames. Schooners Mary, from Cab- | bapre Bay ; and Snsan, from Waiheke. ! K5 The cutter Dolly Varden cleared to-day i for Dunedin via Waikawau with 1000 feet timber. The schooner Gem will sail, as soon as the ji weather clears,. for Gisborne via Mercury ii Bay, with 2700 feet timber, i The South Carolina and Maud for Russell, j j the Helen for Omaha, and the Mahurangi 11 for Mahurangi cleared to-day. The South j Carolina brought 41 tons coal from Russell. I The barque Shootine Star was spoken on the Equstor by the ship William Davie. She was then f 65 days out from London. A large number of small crafts are lying- windbound ! A strong westerly breeze has been blowing since j yesterday. Two small boats bave sunk at their moor- ; wgs, one on the eastern and the other on the western ! side of the wharf.