SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10264, 6 February 1899, Page 6

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

AUCKLAND, February 4,

Sailed, Flora, for the south. Passengers— Miss ilcFarlane, Messrs .Levers, Gray, havage, Kiordaji, Budge, Clark, iiurgreaves, aiid i\.ev. McKerrow; Omapere, for East Coast and Wellington; Adana, lor .Newcastle. '.Hie Italian warship .Ltua comes to this port from Fiji shortly, bhe has been on a cruiae to San Francisco, Honolulu, and Fiji, and, after a snort stay nere, proceeds ou to Sydney. February 5. Sailed, Gairloch, for New Plymouth. Passeugers—Mesciamea Partington and child and MarJcham, Aliases Caetles and Dalton, Messrs Lewis, Atkinson (2), A. Edwarda, Hayr, Macmenaniin, A. J. George, J. B. Williamson, Keith, Parkmton, MaxKUam, J. H. Lohr, 12 steerage. HOKIANGA, February 3. Sailed, Lord of the Isles, barquentine, for Sydney. POUTO, February 4. Arrived, Eliza Firth, brigantine, from Lyttelton; Warrior, scow, from Onehuuga. Sailed, Huia, schooner, for Lyttelton. GISBORNE, February 4. . Sailed Barque Akaroa, for London, with 6355 bales wool and 130 casks tallow. \V£<i^Lij.xsijrj.'Oi\ l February 4. Arrived, ship Hinemoa, from Algoa Bay, via Otago heads; a'akapuna, from New Plymouth; Oonah, from Lyttelton. Sailed, barque Ochtertyre, for London; Oonah, for Sydney; Takapuna, for Lyttelton. 'ike Kotomahana is being detained iiere till Monday. February 5. Arrived, Te Anau, from the south; Tutanekai, from the West Coast. The-weather this afternoon is very thick at the heads, and when the telegraph ollice closed there were no signs of the Vancouver xna'il steamer. The Kotorua is being' detained to convey the mails south.

The Takapuna is announced to leave for Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga at midnight, but she may be delayed owing to thick weather.