SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3649, 24 March 1883, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PO R T O F NAPI ER .

ARRIAV-.LS. March. 22—Alaori, s.s., from Wairoa. Passengers —Rev. Lambert, Air and Airs Jackson, Alessrs Gillett, and live others. 22—Alanaia, p.s., from AVairoa. Passengers --Aliss Smith, Air and Airs J. Piper, ALVssrs Gardiner jun., AY. Goldstone. H. J. Williams, and R. C. Pask-y, and three natives. 2i —Te Anau, s.s., from Sydney and Northern ports. Passengers—Air and Airs Hall, Alisses Hamilton, and J. Taylor, Rev. L. Hudson, Sir George AViiitiuore, AlessrsHallinstein, Quiglcy, J. Aleeson. P. Curtis, Badley, Nolan, •and Buchanan, Simouseu's Opera Company (27:, and ele\"en in the steerage. 21—Ta.rawera, s.s., from Alelbourne via Southern ports. Passengers —Air and Airs Kellv, Airs Newman, Airs Taucrcd and servant, Alisses 801 l and Dowty, Alaster Bell, Alessrs Cottcrill, Fielding, Shcppard, Bell, Tenipleton, Birch, Kennedy, Stoclc, Fox, and AVinter.

DEPARTURES. March.

23—Silver Cloud, three-masted schooner, for NeAveastle, N.S.AAV Passengers— Alessrs AAV Gallival and AY. Cavne. 24—Te Anau, s.s., for Melbourne and Southern ports. Passengers — Airs Tychener and child, Airs Davis Aliss Ollivcr, Ross, Symous, J. Smith, E. Evan';, Slater, aud Lambert. The steamer Alaori. Capt. H. Anderson, returned from the Wairoa at v.30 p.m. on Thursday evening, bringing nine passengers. She is on the hard to-day being cleaned, and -will not be leaving again for the AVairoa before Tuesday CA-ening. The Union Stoaru Ship Company's s.s., Te Anau, Captain Carey, arrived in the roadstead at o o'clock this morning from Sydney via Northern ports, and Avas tendered as usual for mails passengers and cargo at about U. 30 n ,m. The following is a report of her pas iage down the coast, favored by Air James Keith, her purser : — Left Auckland at noo !i on the 22nd instant, and arrived at Gisboi tie at 2.30 p.m. on 23rd: left Gisborne s ime day at 7 p.m., and arrived at Napier as above, having experienced light variable winds and fine Aveathcr throughout. The outward mails and passengers" Avere taken oil' at 11.30 a.m. the To Anau getting away for Southern ports and Alelbourne at about 1 o'clock. Thep.s. Alanaia, Captain Baxter, arrived from tho AAV.iroa at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday night bringing a number of passengers and eleven bales of hops. SliOAvillbc leaving again for the same dc-siiuaiion on Afundav 3 light. The tLivu-m:tM:ed schooner Silver Cloud, Captain Gha.s. Balle, sailed for Newcastle, N.S.AAV, yesterday morning in ballast. She took two passengers. The Union Company's steamer Turawern, Capt. Sinclair, arrived in the Lay at 10.30 a.m. this day, her passengers and mails being landed by the Boojum shortly after 11 o'clock. The lighters Admiral and Sir Donald attended shortly after arrival for cargo aud live stock. The following is a report of her passage kindly furnished by Air D. Dalgleish her purser :—Left Alelbourne cm the 13th at 0.30 p.m.. arrived at Hobart on the loth at 7-30 a.m. : left Hobart same day at S p.m. : arrived at the Bluff on the 10th at o a.m. : left Bluff the same day at 0.30 p.m.: arrived atlnvercargill on the '20th at o a.m.; left Jnvercargill on the 21st at o p.m. : arrived at Lyttelton on the 22nd at 7.30 a.m.; left Lyttelton the >aine day at 0.30 p.m. ; arrived at AA'cllingtoii on the 23rd at <S a.m. ; left AAV-l-lington the same day at 0.30 p.m., arriving here as above. Stilt' breeze oi' head Avinds last night, otherwise hue weather. Her outward passengers aro announced to leave the Avharf at 1 o'clock this afternoon, the Tarawera getting aAvay for Northern ports Soon afterwards. All that remains of the wreck of the Airncs Jessie is hovo up high and dry on the beach at Te Hoc fAiahia, Avhich is strcAvn Avith the timbers, bulwarks, hatchAvays, spars, and other wreckage of the illfated vessel. The only portion that remains intact is the fore part of the deck from the fore-hatch for'ard to the boAVS. containing tho Avindlass, catheads. Sec ; judging from the state of many of the timbers she must have been thoroughly uuseiAvorthy ; pieces out of her cutwater can lie picked away with thumbnail. The bodies of three of the men drowned on that occasion have never been recoA'crcd. Had she been run ashore on the sandy beach 100 yards further along, instead of on the rocks, not a soul Avould have been lost.—AVairoa Guardian.

[By Cable.] Melbourne, Thursday. Arrived, Arawata. Syd::_y. Thursiliiy. Sailed, this afternoon, steamship Australia for San Francisco via Auckland. Sailed, yesterday, Hauroto for AA'clliugtuii. London, Alarch 22. The Alerchant Shipping and Uuder•w liters Association report the arrival of the barque Langstone. from Napier, ''sailed 3rd December;; AVairoa, ship from Lyttelton, (sailed December 2;. San 'Feancisco, Alarch 22. Arrived yesterday. Pacific Arail Steamship City of Sydney, from Auckland.