VESSELS EXPECTED.

Auckland Star, Volume XIII, Issue 3619, 16 March 1882, Page 2

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Parecra, ship, (Q.S.G.W.), from London; sailed HalciZ mBhIP(LN.M.S.),from London; sailed AlccsUs? barque, (H.C.M.N.) from Liverpool, via Wellington; salted. November 7 Awboil_!b_rqu.(P.K.Q.V.),from London; sailed A. T^bt-llknooht, br.rqno, from Now York Cambria, barque, from London, loading Kndfleld. borquo, from New York Mendo-a, barque, from Liverpool; loading Bemmgton,barque, from London; sailed Jan 14 Soha nyl, barque, from now York; sailed Dec 11 Lovesprlng, barque, from Nowcaßtlo Thames, barquo, from Sydnoy innii Burr.l-rquentlno, from NOW -Division, brig, from Lyttelton Annabell, brig, from Sydnoy Borealls. brlgant no, from the Islands Albort tho Good, brig, from Molbourno Caledonia, schooner, from Noumea Aurora, brigantine, from rtewcastlo Coronet, schooner, from tho Islands Edith, sohooner, from Save Knto Macgregor, sohooner, from Dunodln Pirato. schoonor, from Hunhlne 80110 Brandon, sohoonor, from tho Islands Pearl, kotoh, from Rarotonga

Inwards Coastwisb. — Spoodwell, from Thamos, in ballast; Four Sisters, from Coromandel, with 12,000 feot timbor.

OUTWAHD3 Coastwire. — Four slaters, for Omaha; Bossy, for Ngunguru.

Tho brigantine Myrtle has onterod out at the Customs for Frlenaly Island ?,nd Samoa.

Tho brigantine Bannookbnrn arrived at Port Adolalde from Kalpara on March 10,

Tho p s. Enterprise left tho wharf tor Thames at 0 o'olook last evening, with cargo and pas„nBerß. When about hnlf the voyage had .been acoomplishod, tno crank shaft broke. The Bteamor was therefore put under oanyta and steered for Auokland. making tho wharf Bhortly before 2 o'olook thlß morning. Repairs will be offeotod in time to permit tho steamer to resume hor regular trip on Monday night. H.M. sohooner Lark, wliioh has beon lying nnder shelter of Rangitoto, near the reef, since Sunday morning, ran baok a»d dropped anonor at tho powder-ground at 0 o'olook last evening. The weather continues so bad that tho commander of the vessel considers it inadvisable to proceed seaward until some favourablo ohange takes place.

The s.s. Wellington loft Tauronga at 2 30 p.m. yesterday, and arrived in harbour at 8.15 a-ro, to-day. Experienced heavy easterly weathor with high sea during the whole passage. Piis-Bontrera-Captalii Neil. Mst Mm and MISB Bain, Mr and Mra Ashford, Mr and Mrs Bunberger, Mr snd Mrs Elliottt, Mißses Bidder, Simpson, -arborough, and Watt (2), Messrs Spenoer; Thomaa (2). Carter, Porritt. Corbott, Wink, MoImcklln. Wilson, Bain, Inn... Rust. Young, Robson, Hanian, and 3 steorago. Cargo: .0 Backs whoat, 2 balos, and 3 bags wool. 10 pigs, and a few pookaaeß sundries.