SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3225, 31 October 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

'PfO R T AH URIS I t Va

ARRIVALS.

'October. 29 —Maori, s.s., put back. Passengers—Wi E. Blythe, Henare Tomoana, M.H.R., * and two natives. s.s., from Auckland. Passengers % —M-r and Mrs Taso, Messrs M. J. t *Bosie, A. Sinclair, and Howard. 29-t-Aufchons, brigantine, from Greymouth. 80—Bingarooma, s.s., from Northern ports. Pas'sengers-j-Mis6 Brown, Mrs Fitz•herbert, Judge Een'ny, Messrs Hicks. Wood, Bloom, Bull, Lyrwhitt, Tabu7""*teau, and 6 steerage.

DEPARTI TEES.

Octoher. o—iArawata, s.s., for Northern ports. Pnssengers — Miss Nolan, Mr and Mrs - Heslop, Messrs Hill, Collinson, South, Baker, Berrell. C. A. Searfe, H. Moule, Fernandez, and M. J. Collins. 3(s—Bing-arooma, s.s., from Melbourne via Wellington and Southern ports. Pas- " server? —"Hr Ormond, Miss Ormond, *""*"' Mrs JTevs and child, Messrs Wright. Herrier, W. Baker. "Wilkinson, Greenwood, Williams, and "Atl'-v'oill,

The steamer Maori, en route for Wairoa, put back shortly after passing the Old Man'? Bluff on Saturday on account of the heavy southerly wind and sea-, arriving at the Spit about 5 p.m. the same day. The s.s. Oreti, Captain *A. Campbell, arrived in the roadstead from Poverty Bay and Auckland at 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Slip was brought inside at 6 p.m., an<-l berthed at the cattle whnrf. Phe left Auckland at 9 p.m. on "Wednesday last with n lis-ht B.E. breeze, cleared the Aldermans at 8 o'clivlc "next morning, the wind being westerly ; rounded East Cape on Friday morning, and arrived at Gisborne at noon the same ; discharged passengers and cargo, and left at 10 p.m. with light S.E. winds, •which lasted till off Tahle Cape, when the wind shifted to the southward with heavy sea and rain.; the wind and sea continuingto arrival. She discharged her cargo this morning, and at 1.30 p.m. will leave for Poverty "Ray and Auckland. The'Unirm Steam Ship Company's S.s. Arawata. Cnntain Sinclair, sfefimed for Northern ports 'bortlv nfter six o'clock on •-"nf nvdnv evening taking 250 sheep shipped by Mr Thomas Bishop. ' Tllß brjfeantine Anthons, Capt. Payne, nrrived fir the ronda from Greymouth shortly nfter one o'clock on Saturday afternoon, after a fine weather passage of a week's duration. She was towed inside by the s.s. Sir Donald yesterday morning, and moored at the breastwork, where she is dis*harging her cargo of coal consigned to the gas works to-day. The Union Steamship Company's s.s. Ringaroma, Captain H. W. H. Chatfield, left Auckland on Friday last at 1.10 p.m., and arrived off Gisborne next at 3.15 o'clock ; landed passengers, but the weather proving to bad to land cargo, proceeded on to Napier, reaching this port at 9 o'clock yesterday morning; experienced strong head winds with high seas. She transferred her cargo, Borne 30 tons, to the ketch Three Brothers, and resumed her voyage for Southern ports and Melbourne at one o'clock. The Wairoa steamers Besult and Maori expect to get a favorable reply to their enquiries re the state of the Wairoa bar this afternoon, and leave for that place during the night. The Union Company's s.s. Boojum is advertised to steam for Wairoa at 7 o'clock to-morrow morning. The s.s. Sir Donald, for Whangaehei has postponed her departure till Wednesday. The Union Company's s.s. Southern Cross is expected to arrive here from Gisborne and Auckland to-night, and is announced to sail for the same places at 2 o'clock to-morrow. besides other cargo she will take some 300 sheep for Auckland. The lighters Admiral, Sir Donald, and Three Brothers discharged the cargo transhipped out of the Bingarooma and Arawata at the breastwork this morning. The ketch Why Not took off a load of wonl to the bar*quf> Cooleen on Saturday, nnd the s.s. Donald is getting her inward cargo to-day.

(nv riRLH.) MsiißonuKE, October 31. Arrived — Yesterday morniu£*, Union Company's steamship "Rotomahanafrom the Bluff ; last evening, P. and O. Company's steamship Tndus, with the English mails which left London on 23rd September. I li ———■■ ii .11 i—— ——^»■