DEPARTURE OF THE FAMENOTH.

Auckland Star, Volume IX, Issue 2710, 27 December 1878, Page 2

DEPARTURE OF THE FAMENOTH.

Messrs Shaw, Saville & Cos. fine iron ship Famenoth was tow. d cut past Tin tin on Wednesday morning by the's.s. Argyie, and sailed thence for London. She was sighted by the s.s. Hinemoa passing the Great Barrier at 7 p.m. yesterday. She had a lair wind, and was running b.fore it with all sail set.. Shd took a large general cargo of New Zealand and Island TOOduoe, valued at £15.789. and the following passengers :-S .loon : Madame Kagario: Misses M. and a E. Croup, Mrs Hartmann, Mfessrs H. g Panhorne, R. Brooke,-H. Stubbing, E. Lester, a_dC- Harrington. Steeraga : Miss S. :Gillair, nnrl Messrs F. Nixon and J. H. Lambert. Her mrA .ifvalu.d as follows:-Wool, £23,739; k-ni-i cum, £15,6-5; tallow, £551; Jmauganese, lies; c/Fpra. £2,621;'pearl shell, £1,400:. cotton, I-;" 5 • flax. £275; ivory and candle, nut., £110; lea/dier £°9; cotton seed. £25; tanekaha bark, £..• horns and bones, £28; hair, £11 ; sheepFk^n's £73; beeswax, £11: miscellaneous, £355: Total value of cargo, £45.789. -j y-y

Ivw-'i-os Coastwise —Fairy,.schooner, from -rF;,..,-,,„ t ,- r -; a rhe Barrier, with 60 tons firewood AA'f'Ae"-' bu'io'-: Ltethia, schooner, from _..: . -nil v with 7. tons coal; Lake _st. Clair. TyfAff 'Aonfo Ah ... v.-ith IS.OOO feet baulk timber .Fanny I--1-J-ket«U, frO« Whangaroa. With 26,0r.0 feet timber ; Ruby, from Thames, m baT'h| t"bi.eart-ne Oceola arrived at Lyttelton from this port, wi* a cargo of timber and railway material, -y-S'-'day. The as Hinemoa arrived from Tauranga this moraine. She did not bring any passengers. Tho TTniou Co.'s s.s. Wanaka arrived from the Eontl- last night. She left Fort Chalmers on F-inav. 20th, at 2.10 p.m., a.rm.ig «t A karoa on Saturday, alst, at 6 a.m. Left again at 7.30 a.m., nrri me- at Lyttelton at 11.40 a.m.; sailed a.am SflfiOoiX and arrived at Wellington on rtindav 22n_L at 3 p.m.; left Wellington on Mon- <.*..-' 2Vd at: 4.15 p.m.. arriving at Napier on Tuesday? 24th. at 8.55 a.m.; .left Napier at 520 i) m arriving at Poverty Bay at 4 a.m. on the"sth- saile. again at 10 30 a.m. arriving at Tauranga at; .130 am. on the 26th ; left Tauranga Ft 3.40 a.m.. arriving at Auckland as above. WvT_..ienced fresh southerly winds from DunSi... trf Lvttdton • N.W. gale from Lyttelton to Weaington: freSi' N.W. winds from Wellington until rounding Cape PaUasier; variable wind and fine weather to Tauranga; light westerly winds to East Cape; thence to arrival fresh N W winds and very thick weather. Passenger. - Misses Wenbiggen. Foray the,' -Rees; W-ria-ley Deane, Leactman, Thompson (2), Mesdames South, Dargaville, Hawthorne, !WeS, Seabull, Kent, Hill, Pascoe, .Wood, n.iflpr Rev. A. Gadoway, and Hdl; .Messrs Hunter, White Toy, Hay,, Bull. ; D_rpville, Hawthorne, Hunter, Bailey, Milne,-Munday, Hill Kelly Bailey, Kelly, Austin, Serwell, Camnbbtl Seabull Wrighley Ma Macey,, Sey 'Martin,; Hill,. Dale, Houghton. Bull,SnW Somerville. Wilson. • James Kennedy, Lvo" Maimon; Hall, Heitreer Bailey, Mesin, Km, 'Harker, Blair. Wills, Thompson, Angus, Bank-, Anchito. Cristopher, Hugh Curry, Calder, Wo ids. Pascoe. 10 steerage aud 9 natives. We are indebted to,Mr C. Harnett, for files and otTh. 1 __-01Rowena arrived from Tauranga on Tuesrlav niffht, with 35 passengers, and the following cargo: 80 sacks gum, 6 bales wool, 1 ton hams and bacoa. and 2 ton* sundries. The Schooner ISaucy Kateflwith a cargo of irrain and breads, Tiffs, arrived from Oamaru and fimaru on Tuesday night. She experienced li.ht and variable winds on the passage up. The s s. Pretty Jane arrived from Gisborne on Wednesday morning with 450 sheep, and the following " passengers :-Sa oon: Mr _Shaw. qtppriw- Constable O'Donald, and Mrs Slater. S The f.l*R°torl sailed South on Wednssday afternoon. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Speedy, Mr aud Mrs Badey, Mr and Mrs Moore, Miss .T_i.t. Messrs Leys, Wimble, Duglcby, White, Lees Prim-. Hector Wayland, Mrs Flower. Thesslona arrived from Russell on Wednesday- morning with 80 sacks and 2a cases gum. <..,. leaves on the return trip on Monday. TheTs.Howena was docked to-day. She will ■nr.t Ip'.vp for Tauranga till Monday. The A! Argyie sailed for Wangarei at 9 a.m. to-day Passengers: Mi" Joseph Sykes and the Tvn««P. Svkes Mr C. Bartley and child, Mr Crawtie and cidldfMrs Ware and family, Captained Mrs McKenzie, Mr and Mrs Droughey, ____.Ande.fon Ad family, Mr and Mrs Mcßae «rifl fnrnilv Rev Mr EdgeF and famdy, MesdamefwcLod?Wrfourn. McDonald, .and JMilW Miq-esSn-hcer, Fergen.Hay, Master Tilly, Messrs McFePe, Worthington, Smith, Crawford, Downls. Mcßde, Thompson. Arthur, Carter, Fh-lTyson, Warsnop, McDermott, Boardman, MoTCenzie Judd, and Burcher.:.; -y .'";=•] - The______ Albion sailed'from Lyttelton for Northern ports yesterday. Passenger for AucklaTh_~ to_g°Syren sailed from Kaipara for Sydney on Tuesday with a full cargo of kauri timber. I