SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9022, 7 February 1895, Page 6

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Kaipara, February 6. Arrived — Stanley, brigantiue, from. Napier. Auckland, February b. Sailed—Mararoa, for Sydney. Australia, for the East Coast., Napier and Wellington. Pds-.oogers—Mr aud Mrs Thompson, Mr aud Mrs McNaughtou, Mr and Mrs Wallace, Messrs Johnson, Crowther and Lynch. Wellington, February 6. Arrived—ll a.m., Diugadee, from Auckland via East Coast; Roiorua, from Nelson via Picton ; Penguin, from Lyttelton. Sailed—Orcti, for Wanganui ; Wainui, for Picton, Nelson and the West Coast; Penguin, for Nelson. Rotorua, for Wellington. Passcngars— Misses Scott, Croniu and Smith, Mcsdames Fels,de Pove, Smith, Michaelis, Patterson, Standen, Messrs Uallenstein (2), Hill, Calf, Ryan, Patterson, Russell, StauJen, ■ Proudfoot, Hannau, Hannau aud . U->s3, and niue steerage. Takapuua, for Lyttelton. PassengersMisses Tucker and Mac Donald, Mesrtames Noill, Robinson, Ford and children, Foster, Maiudouald, Hallowes, Allwright, Fattersou, Rawliugsand Malcolm, Messrs'Mackay, Hamilton, Asplnall, Meek, Maiudouald, Foster, Hallowes, Amsden, Bluett, Thorpe, Tucker (2), Ellworthy,-Malcolm, Wright, Little, Tonkin, Hurling aud Andrew, aud sixteen steerage. The Uuiou Company's steamer Manawatu has been stranded iv the Wanganui river since Tuesday morning. An individual at Kiramaa, on the West Coast of the South Island, reported to the Marine Department that on the 30uh of January he observed rocket) being discharged from a vessel in the vicinity of Rocks Point, but as no vessel is missing little heed is paid to the report. Dunedin, February 6.

The Zialandiahun completed, her loading for Loudon. She has 5958 baios wo_l, 27 bales basils, 510 pits twine. to a strong south-wester blowing she was not towed out to-day.