SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.
ARRIVALS. September 3— Stella, ss, 156 tons, M'Kersie, from the South. September 4— WollinMton. ss, 279 tons. M'Gce, from Picton and Nelson. Passengers: CabinMisses Price, Jones, Woolcock (flj, Brady, Tnorpo (2), Gardner, M'Arthur, Mesdames Brown and Lighiband, Mr. and Mrs. Hill and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and child, Mr. and Mrs. O'Malley and child, Messrs. Bell, Mabin, Joyce, Bosochurch, Brownlie, Moore, Moss, Osborne, Adams, Monk, Beeves, Dodson, Turner, Harley, Bird, Mason, Inglis, Buzzard, Auxansen, and 3 natives. September 4— Napier, ss, 48 tone, Fisk. from Picton. Passenger : Cabin— Mr. Hargreaves. September 4— Stormbird, ss, 09 tons, Doile, from Wanganui. Passengers: Cabin — Miss Ranee, Mrs. Frajser, Messrs. Davis, Mayo, Ward. Murray, Fitzmaurice, Woods, Pawson, Collier, M'Lean, Didsbury. and Wall. DEPARTURES. September 3 — Rangatira, ss, 196 tons, Evans, for Napier and Poverty Boy. Passengers: Cabin— Messrs. Robertson and De Lautour. ENTERED OUTWARDS. September 3— Esther, schooner, 40 tons, Daviß, for Peloruß Sound. September 4 — Taupo, ss, 401 tons, Andrew, for tho South. Passengers : Cabin— Miss and Mrs. Trißcble, Miss Holmes, Mrs. Peach and family, Mrs. Keith, Captain Praser, Messrs. Hill, Locke, Cooper, Boardmau, Wallace (2), Jordan, Simpson, Coney, Crawford, Dixon, Hirst, Kirk, Joseph, Holmes, Peach, Lynn, Coker, Reynolds, Dyer, lJuncau, Dodson, M'Lean, Olli vier, Reed, Horton, Koitb, and Montgomery. September 4— Ruby, schooner, 24 tons, Bockstrom, for Kaikoura. September 4— Richard and Mary, schooner, 30 tons, Britt, for Oamaru. September 4— Medea, ship, 1065 tons, Coles, for Anjer. September 4— Uno, ketch, 28 tons, Bullord, or Moutere. September 4— Elizabeth Curie, schooner, 76 tons, Johnson, for Havolock. (A special charge is made on consignees' announcements inserted in this column.) IMPORTS. Per Manawatu, 295 sacks potatoes. Plimmer, Beeves & Co. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Jane Douglas, ss.from Foxton, 4th Tui, sb, from Foxton, 4th Wanaka, ss, from the South, sth Taranaki. ss, from the South, Oth Kirn, sb, from the East Cunst, sth Rotorua, ss, from Sydney via East Coast, Gth Rangatira, ss, from Napier, Bth Hawea, sb, from Auckland via East Coast, 9th Star, brig, from New York, early Craigie Lea, ship, left London Oth February; Orari, ship, left London 30th May ; St. Leonards, ship, left London 25th June ; ltakaia, ship, left London 29th June : Wairoa, ship, left London 13th July PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Manawatu, ps, for Wanganui, 4th Taupo, as, for the South, 4th Napier, 88, for Blenheim, 4th Wanaka, sb, for Auckland via East Coast. sth Wellington, sb, for Picton and Nelson, sth Stormbird, 88, for Wanganui. sth Jane Douglas, sb. for Foxton. sth I Kiwi, sb, for the East Coast, sth Murray, 88, for Nelson and West Coast, 6th Tarunaki, ss, for the North. Oth Botcrua, 88, for the South, 7th Tuiaroa, sb, for Lyttelton, 10th Albion, bb, for Melbourne via the South, Bth Hawea, ss, for the South, Oth
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Evening Post, Volume XVI, Issue 210, 4 September 1878, Page 2
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462SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON. Evening Post, Volume XVI, Issue 210, 4 September 1878, Page 2
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