SHIPPING. PORT OFF WELLINGTON.

Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 7, 8 July 1881, Page 2

SHI P PING. PORT OFF WELLINGTON.

High Watec. TtHlsy— l29 p.m. To-morrow— l 224 a m. ; 1 20 p.m. ABBTVAI/S July B— Bingarooma, 623 tons, Chatfield, Jrom Melbourne via South. Passengers: Cabin— From Melbourne— Misses Venn and Madden, Mrs. Farreil, Messrs. Branfell and Southern: from coast— Mins Hart, Mesdames Winton and Anderson, Mesirs. Anderson (2), Wblttington, Stan ton, Clayton, Martin, Hannah and Fraser 11 steerage. July 8— Penguin, ss, 442 tons, Malcolm, from North. PMBengere : Cabin — Misses Wanner, Deck and flayei, Mesdamea Carltoc, Clarkaon, Pearson, Pitt and Tally, Mr. and Mrs. Mudford, Captain Holliday, Dr. Haineß, Messrs. Connolly (2), M'Gooagh, Pell. Greenfield, Dee, Smith, Pitt, Cottam. Isoas, fihapley, Tulley, Lang, Arthur, Hood, Buttle acd Eastwood ; 20 steerage. July B— Charles Edward, ps, 126 tons, Wbitwell, from Nelson and West Coaßt. Passengers— Misies Brown, Whiting and Bardsley, Mrs. Bardsley, Mr. and Mrs. Fleming, family (7) ana nervant, Captain Waters, Messrs. Hague, Jones, Bailie, Morley, Hartley (2), Goulding and jlobertoOD. July 8— Go-Ahead, bb, 130 tons, Dicker, from Napier and Castlepoint. July B— Patea, M» tons, Edwards, from Patea. Passengers— Mrs. Gibbons and Mr. Jones. DHPABTUBEB. July B— Stella, es, 156 tons, Fairchild, for northern lighthouses. July B— Stormbird, bs, 69 tons, Dawson, for Wanganui. Passengers— Misß Boyle, Mesdames Wallace, Anderson and 3 children. Pridbam, Gilbert and son, Messrs. Harvey, Powell ana Coster. DV TELEGRAPH. l/sriTEi/roN, 7th July. Arrived— Wakatii, from Pate a ; St. Kilda, from Oamarn. Bailed— Hawea, for Port Chalmers. .fiGTON. 7th July. Arrived, 6 p.m.— Wanaka, from Wellington, Blenheim, 7th July. Arrived, 4.45 p m.— Mohaka, from Wellington. Pokt Ohaliiekb. Bth July Arrived— Crusader, from London, 82 days oat ; nil well. Auckland, 7th July. Sailed— Te Anau, for the South. Passengers for Wellington— Messrs. vVickens and Parsons. Nelson. Bth July. Arrived, 6 a m.— Wanaka, from Picton. Foxton, Bth July. Arrived, 8 a.m.— Jane Douglas, from Wellington. The SB. Bingarooma arrived at the wharf at > 9.15 this morning, fche lef t Sandridge Pier at 540 p.m. on the 29th Jane, and arrived at the Bluff at 7.30 am. on the 4th inst. ; left again at 440 p.m., called ut Port Chalmers and Iryttelton, and came in aa above. Bho returns South this evening. The i.s. Penguin left Manukau at 230 p m. on the 6th, Taranaki at 12.30 p.m on tbo 6th, Nelson at 2 p.m. yesterday, Picton at 2 this morning, and arrived here at 7.10 a m., having experienced line weather tbroughout. bhe sails this evening for the East Coast and Auckland. The p.s. Charles Edward arrived from West Coast and Nelson this morning. She returns to same ports thiß evening. The Patea came in from Patea thiß morning and leaves again for same port on Sunday. The bb. Go-Ahead arrived from Napier and Castlepoint this morning, at 9 30, and returns to Bame ports to-morrow afternoon. The steamer Grttfton, which arrives here tomorrow from the South, leaves at 9 p.m. same day for Nelson and Wast Coast. Thes.B. Stormbird sailed this afternoon for Wanganui. The Government steamer Stella left this morning with stores, &c, for the northern lighthouses. It will be Been on reference to the Union Company's advertisement that the steamer Penguin, which arrived Irom the North to-day, leaves thiß evening for East Coast and Auckland, takiDg the Bingarooma's passengers, mails and cargo, for transhipment to the s s. Albion, for Sydney. The Uiagarooma returns South. The 8 8. Taiaroa will arrive from the South on Sunday next, and sailß for Picton and Nelson on Monday. The steamer Hnia, in going down the Wanganui Biver last night, got stuck on a mud fiat She, however, got away this morning, and will arrive about 7 this evening, The s.s. Wakatu arrived at Lyttelton yesterday with a cargo of cattle from Patea. She ireturns to Patea, and may be looked for here on Bonday.