SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3558, 4 December 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT AHUKIBJ.

ARRIVALS.

December. 3—Maori, s.s., from Mohaka. 3—Manapouri, s.s., from Melbourne via Southern ports and Wellington. Passengers—Miss Hendley; Mesdames M'Cormick and child and Taylor ; Mr and Mrs Laurenson ; Messrs Slatten, Newman, J. F. Smith, R. Patton, Chapman, Crombie, Wilson, Tyree, Pickering, and Howe.

DEPARTURES.

December. 3—Langstone, barque, for London. 3—Norman M'Leod, barque, for London. 3—Manapouri, s.s., for Auckland via Poverty Bay, Passengers—Misses Kate Clark and Walker ; Mesdame3 Little and 2 children, . Walker, Kennedy, Brace, and 4 children, Williams, and Waterhouse ; Captain Russell, Dr. A. Todd; Messrs Owen, Mossman, S. Locke, Broughton, A. E. Russell, W. Rathbone, Meyers, Dawson, Williams, S. O'Brien, J. Holt, and 3 natives.

The Union Steamship Company's s.s. Manapouri, Captain Logan, arrived in the roadstead from Melbourne, Hobart, and Southern ports, at 2 o'clock on Sunday afternoon, and was at once tendered by the Roojum for mails and passengers, and the Sir Donald and ketch Admiral for cargo, some 120 tons. The outward passengers were taken out by the launch at 7 o'clock, and the steamer left for Auckland and Gisborne later on, arriving at the latter place at 9 o'clock this morning. The s.s. Maori, Capt. Anderson, returned from Mohaka yesterday morning, with 30 bales and 30 quarter-hales of wool. She is to leave again for Wairoa at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.'": Messrß Shaw Savill and Co.'s barque Langstone, Capt. A. M. Fergusson, got away yesterday afternoon for London with a fresh westery breeze, which carried her well out of the bay by nightfal. We wish her genial skipper and his officers ion vogage. The barque Norman McLeon, Captain Kelly, cleared at the Custom House on Saturday for London, having on board 3917 bales of wool and skins, 19 casks of pelts, 1 box curios, 41 casks of tallow, and 8 casks of sperm oil, being shipped as under —By Mr F. W. Williams, 218 bales of greasy and scoured wool valued at £3,904 ; by Messrs Kinross and Co., 440 bales of greasy and scotired wool, 6 bales of skins, and 6 casks of tallow, valued at £8,288 14s 6d ; by the New Zealand Shipping Company, 753 bales of greasy and scoured wool, 9 bales of sheepskins, 1 box curios, and 19 casks of pelts, valued at £15,596 9s 6d ; by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, 955 bales of greasy and scoured wool, 15 bales of skins, and 35 casks of tallow, valued at £20,111 12s ; by Messrs Wardrop and Co., 120 bales of greasy wool and 8 casks of sperm oil, valued at £2401 15s 9d ; by Messrs Richardson and Co., 1401 bales of wool, £25,453 8s —making a total value of in the vessel of £75,655 19s 9d. She got under way about half an hour after the Langstone yesterday, and sailed out of the bay close behind her, so that a splendid race home may be anticipated.

We believe that tho barques Langstone and Norman McLeod are the first wool ships that have left the colony for home loaded entirely with this season's clip.

[by cable.] London, December 1

The P. and O. Company's steamship Bohilla, which left Melbourne on October 12, arrived at Plymouth to-day.