PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3219, 13 November 1880, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Paoioa—Hyicna. Tuesday Sydney—City of Sydney, Sunday Now Plymouth and South—Wanaka, Monday Lovuka— Southern Cross, Monday i ondon—Fernglon, loading Tauranga—aionelgr, Thursday; Waltakl, Monday Ttußßoll—lona, Monday: Waitaki, Wodnosaay Molbourno, via South—Rlnßarooma. Thursday Norfolk Inland—Southern Cross, Saturday Napior-Glen'ora, shortly V\ hangorel—Argylo, Tuesdays and Fridays ; Waitakl, Friday; Glenelg, Tuesday

VKHBKL3 EXPBOTKD. Wolverine, H.M.S.,from Sydney, shortly Nautilus, H.I G.M.S., from Melbourne Kinerald. H M.S., from Melbourne, sailed 11th Jity of Sydney, P.M.B.S, from San Francisco, to-morrow I J tidy .Tocelyn, ship, from London; sailed Sept. 15 Margaret Galbraith, ship, from London, loading Himalaya, Bhip, from London ; vailed 25th Oot. Looa Fleot, barque (L K.P.S.), from Lonion ; Bailed Augist 29 Loch Urr, barquo (W.Q.L.K.), from London, sailed Septomber 27 Pnnloo, barque, from London ; sailed, Aug. 30 A. C. do Friotas, barquo, from London, soiled

Ootober 21t i. Cabarfoldh. barquo (3.Q.M.J.), from Hongkong -Agnes Jessie, barquontino, from Melbourne Ocean R&nicor. barquentlne, (W.T.N.V.) from New York; sailed April 28th Flirt, brlgantinn (W.L.G.P.). from Levuka >tolena, briguntino. from Rarotonga Active, br j?4iitlno. from Samoa I-ook Oat. brlgantine, from Sydney ISnrealls, brigantlne. from Lovuka X thel, brigantino, from Dunerlln Kyno, brlgantlno. from the Islands O unuru, brigantine from Dunedin Huuthorn Cross, Mission sohoonor, from the Islands Fnergy. schooner, from Noumoa Daysprlng, mission schooner (W.N.8.M.), from the Islands A_'iior Donald, schooner, from Rarotonga Bl'e Brandon, sohoonerfrom Line ißlands Aoba, schooner, from New Caledonia V tilth, schooner, from WaUls Island Policeman, schooner, from Noumea Ovalau, schooner, from Barotonga Mazeppa. Bchooner. from Samoa Marion, sohoonor. from Norfolk Is'and Norval, schooner, f/om Rarotonga -* totehan. schooner, from liarotongti Mary Anderson, schooner, from New Caledonia I'lrato, sohooner, from Tahiti Magi", cotter, from Rosa Island

Inwards Coastwise.—Onward, from Rusroil. with 51 tons coal; H.lslnoro, from Tairua, with 26,000 feet timber; Wave, from Coromandcl, with 20cariB firewood and 3 bales wool.

OOTWIRDS COASTWISK.—Saxon, for Russail; Linoon, for Paklri; Onward, for Thames, with 54 torn coals; Elslnore, for Tairua; Colu nbin, for RusselL

The brlgantine DeSance sailed to-day for "'hangaroa and Moniconui. at which places sho will load with timber for Melbonrnp. She took t>io followin* passengers: Messrs Brown senr., itrown, junr., N. MaoKay, and Mr and Mrs Walker. The brig Pakeha sailed to-day for Kaipara, where she will load with timbor for i. unodin. The brigantino Peerles3 has entered out at the Customs for New York. H.I.G.M.S. Hyrene is expeoted to leave for Samoa on Tuesday next. The Glenelg will make a special trip to Whan garei on Tuesday evening, A schooner supposed to be tho Golden Isle, from Russell, was signalled when wow out to press. The P.M. 88. City of Sydney from Honolulu nnd San Francisco with tho English mails iaexDeotod to arrive to-morrow. The s.s. Southern Crom was taken out of tho Graving Dock to-day. The s.b. lonu had light N.W. wind and fine weather down the Coast. Passengers:—Mlbs Sage. Miss Kato Williams, Messrs It. F. Chatlield, O. A. Soarfe, H. Dangan, T. Owen, J. L. Chapman, aid six in the steerage. Cargo :—B7 hicks gam, 32 Backs oysters. 21 bales wool, 7 hides,2 boxeß.grinding-stone.l monkey and gear, 5 basketi fish, 1 bale bedding, 1 keg honey. The barque Gienlora entered oat at tho Customs to day for Napier, whore she loads for London. She ii taking in a quantity of mangaurse from the Atlantic.