VESSELS EXPECTED.

Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 2922, 26 August 1879, Page 2

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Bismarck, H.1.G.M.5.. from Samoa Waikato.ship, (M.P.K.V.) from London: loadCityP p't Agra, ship, (Q.D.L.G.) from London; Kildonan,' 'torque, (H.S.R.D.) from London; sailed May -1. _ , Famcnoth, ship, from London: loading. Don Guillermo, barquo. (H.R.M.L.) from Glasgow; sailed-May 17. , ... Lobu,barque, (J.F.L.N.) from London; sailed

vision, brig (S.R.F.Q.), from Mclbourno Tubal Cain, schooner, from Lovuka /tgncs Donald, schooner, fromLevuka Occola, brigantine, from Timaru. Alary Anderson, schooner, from Samoa "earl, ketch, from Rarotonga Amelia Ross, barque, (H.N.W.V.) from Now Yorlc * lofidinff* Myrtle, brigantine (3.R.G.Q.) from Rnrotongn. Colonist, schooner, from Sunday Island. JMadona, schooner, from Tonga. „_,„.„„ . Sta Shot!, barque, (T.M.Q.R.) from Lyttelton ; sailed 20th.

Inwards CoASTWisE.-Lako Superior, from Pakiri, with 30,000 feet baulk and 1,000 feet sawn timber and 20,000 shingles; Fanny Kelly,.from Whangaroa, with 31,111 feet sawn timber Minnie 8 Hare, from Poverty Bay with 100 sacks wheat, 70 sacks maize, 1 sack oats, 3 sacks fungus, 170 pigs, 20 fowls, 2 cases drapery; South Ca-'olina, from Barrier, with 50 tons Irewoofl. Outwards COASTWiSK.-Paku, for lairua and Mangapai; South Carolina, for Barrier. Tho Government s.s., Hinemoa loft last night for Tauranga and Wellington. The s.s.Argvlo arrived at twelve o'clock last night from Whangarei and Mangapai with 40 sa ka gum. 12 ton! coal, and 2 tons sundries, i-assengcrs .-Messrs Bennett, Fan-burn, .and HawkiSs. Shereturns tothosame port to-night. The brigantine Magellan Cloud cleared to-day fnr Kaipara, where she will probably load with limber for Lytteltou. ~„,_,„ t>™t_ A brigantine, supposed to be the Darcy Pratt from Oamaru, was signalled when we went to PTh_barquo Sea Shell arrived frpm Lyttelton at a Into hour this afternoon, with a cargo ot ,-rain, potatoes, &c. She mado a fast passage ~f_ix days, having left Lyttelton on the 20th. Southerly winds were experienced during tne gi cater part of the passage.