VESSELS EXPECTED.

Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 157, 4 July 1888, Page 4

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Ohau, s.s., from South, to-day Wanaka, s.s., from South, Thursday, 7a.m. Te Anau, s.s., from Russell, Thursday Coptic, R.M.s., from London ; sailed 16th

inst. Bayley, s.s., from London, via Sydney

sailed June 13 Balmoral Castle, s.s., from London ; to sail

July 12 Selembria, s.s., from London ; to sail July

27 Oxford, s.s., from London; to sail early Clairmonb, brq., from London, sailed June

10th Piako, ship, from London, sailed sth May Trevelyan, ship, from London, via Wellington, sailed 9bh April Killochan, ship, from London, sailed loth

April Deva, bq., from London, sailed April 28 Albert Russell, barque, from New York,

via Wellington ; cleared April 11 Olive, schr., from Islands, July Welcome, schooner, from Melbourne, sailed June 28

Inwards Coastwise.—lda, scow,. from Pakiri, with 250 posts; Novalis, scow, with baulk timber, from Waihara.

Outwards Coastwise. — Four Sisters, cutter, in ballast, for Whangarei; Margaret, scow, with stores for Tairoa ; Waipa, scow, in ballast, for Wangawai; Atlanta, schooner, with stores, for \Vhangamata.

The s.s Richmond was docked this afternoon for a general overhaul.

The s.s Te Anau left last evening for the Bay of Islands, to take in a supply of coal at Opua.

. The s.s. Suva left last evening for Wellington, via the coast ports, with a quantity of cargo.

*• The s.s Rowena left last evening for Hokianga. She is run regularly on the West Coast trade.

The American barque Essex was gaily decked with bunting in honour of the 4th of July.

The brigantine Seabird has been fixed to load timber at Mercury Bay for Sydney. She was entered out at the Customs today.

The schooner Louie sailed to-day for . Greymouth in ballast. She is to load there | with coal for the surveying ship H.M.s. Egeria, which she is to meet at Tonga tabu.

Captain Attwood, of the barque Coul-na-Kyle, is waiting instructions from the owner of the vessel before ho does anything in the way of having repairs effected.

The s.s. Oreti is still moored to the Railway Wharf, Wellington, where she has been for several months past, but a report has reached us that she has been sold to a Dunedin party.

The Northern Company's s.s. Gairloch, from Wellington, arrived this morning with 80 head of cattle, 300 sheep, 12 cases butter, 6 cases bacon. While at Wellington the Gairloch was placed on slip and received a thorough overhaul.