PORT OF WELLINGTON. ARRIVALS.

Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 9, 12 January 1876, Page 2

PORT OF WELLINGTON. ARRIVALS.

January 11— Taranaki, ss, 209 tons, Lloyd, from Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Mauukau January 11— Pleiades, ship, 097 tons, Davies, from London January 12— Lyttelton, ps, !K3 ton, Scott, j from Blenheim j January 12— Oreti, brigantine, iroin Wan- j aanui „ , J January 12— Union, barque, from Newcastle j January 12 — Ru)>y, schooner, 29 ton.9, Dftltou, from White Rock J January 12- r Stornibird, ss, G9 tons, Doile, j from Wanganui January 12— Manawatu, ps, 103 tons, Evans, j from Wanganui ; January 12— Sana Elkin, ketch, 2u tons, Leslie, from P.itca i January 12— Blackwall, ketch, 20 tons, Calvert, from Patca January 12— Otaki, ketch, 20 tons, Langley, from Otaki DEPAKTUKES. • January 12— Easby, ss, 909 tons, Kennedy, for Sydney January 12— Wellington, 55,262 tons, Carey, for Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukau January 12— Tarauaki, ss, 299 tous, Lloyd, for the South January 12— Epmont, ss, 52 tons, Irvine, lor Wanjjanui i PABBENOER LIST. INWAHDB. Per Tflrauaki: Cabin— Revs Reid, Kirk, J Buddie. Crump, Mesdame9 Gillies, White- I house, M'Mauaman, Halse, Buddie, Travers, | Seaton, Haase, White, Drake, Hollis, Allen, Gilford, Misses Oldham, Hartman, Hounsell, j Short, Renneut, Pike, Messrs Buttle, Webb, : Sanders, Brugman, Cameron, Chase, Jones, Whitehouse, Ht George, Hartman, Allen (2), Boundy, Burkitung, Buddie, Baker, Jay, Skelly, Harper, Foster; 10 steerage, and lo for the South. Per Pleiades: Cliief cabin— Lieut-Col Leekio and family (5), Miss Davidson, Miss K. C. Hughes, Messrs R. Heath, T. Murphy, W. B. Wood, J. Couples, It. It. M. Magmth, and W. Pateison. Second cabin — Mr W. Breton and family (0), Messrs It. Petcli, D. E. Davis, and Sale. Steerage— Mi's J. E. Simmonds, Laura Allchurch, Jessie Itowell, Susan Williams, Messra T. It. Sherlock, G. Henwood, C. Henwood, W. Henwood, P. Keenan, J. Richards, T. Allclmrch, G. Harris, J. Goddard, W. Itowell, C. E. Jones, W. E. Colcham, H. Williams, J. Barbour, E. T. Ashman, and R. Wnugh. Per Stormbivd: Cabin — Mrs Daniells, Mrs Pratt, Messrs Pratt, Irvine, nnd M'Donnell; 3 steerage. Per Manawatu : Cabin — Missos Barnes, Bryant, Shotter, Mesdames Harrington, Brown and son, D. Brown, Brcechin and 2 children, Rev A. Bavin, Messrs Finlay, lloggard, Williamson (2), Bridge, Shotter, Shaw, Neil, Laird; 4 steerage. Per Union : Cabin— Mr and Airs Budge and family (3). OUTWARDS. Per Easby : Cabin — Miss Wilkin, Mesdames Povers, Newbury, Ctiddin, Messrs Long, Turner, Turpin; 6 saloon and 27 steerago original. Per Wellington : Cabin — Misses Rogan (2), j Snelson and boy, Messrs Ashdown and ltobson. Ter Taranaki : Cabin— Misses Felton, Cull, Richie, Mitchell.Mrs Ely, Itev Standrin, Messrs M'Ren, Nasmith, White, Fulton, Waterhouse, Ward, O'Brien ; 10 steerago. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Hawea, ss, from the South, 14th Taupo, ss, from Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukau, 14th Colima, 88, from the South, 14th PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Manawatu, ps, for Wangauui, 13th Stormbird, ss, for Wanganui, 13th HaM-ea, ss, for Pictou, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukau, 14th Taupo, ss, for the South, 14tb Napier, ss, for Foxton, 14th

The yacht Xarifa arrived in hnrbor about three o'clock this afternoon from Lyttelton. The s.s. Tarauaki, from the North, arrived here at 10.80 last night. She left Nelson at 8.15 a.m., and Picton at 5.30 p.m. yesterday. The ship Avalanche was towed round to the slip by the Rangatira last evening. The brig Dcnvent changed hands yesterday. Messrs Cunningham and Wood, of Lyttelton, were the purchasers, and the figure £800. The barquo Union, from Newcastle, made tho anchorage early this morning. She left Newcastle on the 23rd ult. The Stormbird crossed the Wanganui bar nt 10.10 last night, and arrived at the wharf at 11 this forenoon. Reports the Luna in Island Bay. The p.s. Lyttelton, from Blenheim, arrived eariv tnis morning. The p.s. Manawatu crossed the Wanganui bar at 10.15 last night, and arrived alongside our wharf at 11.10 a.m. to-day. The telegraph steamer Tui arrived from Blenheim at 12.30 this afternoon. The ketch Falcon after undergoing cleaning, painting, &c, will be launched from Coffey's slip to-morrow, weather permitting:, and sail for Blenheim on Friday next.