SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7718, 25 November 1890, Page 4

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, Norember 24. Sailed—Awaroa, schooner, for Oamaru. Welunoton, November 24. Sailed—6 p.tn., Manauouri. lor Mel- . bourne, via the South and Hob&rfc. Passengers — Misses Nicholson, Scrivener, . Pitt, Thorpe, Forsyth, Manning, Howden . (2), Mesdamea Forsjth and child, Maraden, Tait and child. Walker and two children, Atkinson, Messrs Harte, Sloan, Woods, Rattcliffe, Tolharst, Tancred, Sravestock, Taiaroa, Beckford, Black, Lostalofc De Bachone, Marsden, Ellison, Yuille, Nathan, Moran, Campbell, Kennedy, Hodge, Eugene, Cruickanank, Beckfora, and 17 steerage. R.M.S. Aorangi arrived at Rio on Friday. Passengers all well, and frozen meat in good condition. .'.', Blotf, November 24. : The barquentine Jasper, from Mauritius to Otago, has been at anchor in ' jfcveaux Strait since Friday, owing to , bead winds, bat will probably continue •fiw voyage to-day, . A French man-of-war passed here yes* r.texday evening bound to the eastward. L * Arrived—Waihore, from Melbourne, at Sp.m. She left WilUanistown on the 10th I Inst., at 3.50 p.m., and was abeam Puyse- ]' gur Light at 8.30 a.vi. to-day, arriving as ,>bove.> She experienced boisterous "weather throughout, a> strong easterly gale blowing, with heavy seas for the first '. three days. Then the wind shifted to the north-east, blowing hard from that quarter for the remainder of the trip. Paesen- ; gers—For ; Bluff— Meedames Salmon and Harrison, Misses Donaldson, White, Fitsaimons, McElay, Messrs Salmon (3), , Hartlett, Milson. For Donedio—Mes- > dames Hammond, McKeazie, Jack, Misses * Oathdngsen, Tonkin (2), Messrs Gathrie, Ctouway, ChiDperton, Thompson, ClemenJack, Dottle, McKenzie, , iwloridge, Htttton, Dγ Hammond. J?otDTO'Brien, Messrs Bailey, lk?e ri t?« Wellington-DrMearea, mss Fergusson, aod S4i Steerage for allporta. ; Q-ii^ P o BT November 24. - *»£^'~ < * im *b waooner, for Napier; S l,6 !!' ■'& Auckland Lj p.m., ftSfi?" i h , c yPP*-