SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON,

Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 99, 25 October 1881, Page 2

SH IPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON,

High Wateb, To-day— 4 39 a.m. ; 457 p.m. To-morrow— s l6 a.m ; 535 p.m. ARRIVALS Ootober 24— Grafton, bb, 242 tons, Johnston, from Weßt Coast and Nelson. Passengers— 4 steerage. ENTEBHO OUTWABD9. October 26— May, three-masted schooner, 237 tons, Grant, for Newcastle. Passengers— Messrs Clemance. Hoggard. and Symons. BY TELEGRAPH. Lyttki/ton. 24th October. Arrived— Norman M'Leod, from Glasgow. Sailed— Rotomaban a, for Port Chalmers. Auckland, 24th October. Bailed— Taiaroa, for Levuka; Myrtle, for Bamoa. Pobt CnAi.MEßß.24th October. Sailed -Waitaki, for northern ports. Passengers—4l for Nelson. In ordor that the rettular weekly intercolonial servico may not be interrupted in consequence of the accident to the Botorua, tho Albion will bo hurried on from Bydney to Melbourne to take up the Rotor ua's running thence, and the To Anau* will follow as a special boat on Saturday. WANdANni, 24th October. The steamers Patea and Wakatu leave for Wellington at 11 to-night. 25th October. Tho steamers Patea and Wakatu did not get away last night, owingto the boisterous weather Thoy, however made another &tart this morning—the former at 9 aDd tbo latter at 10 45. Nelson. 25th October. The Penguin arrived from Wellington and Picton this morning, and lelt again for same ports at 10.30. Foxton, 25th October. Bailed, 0 30 a m —Hauraki, for Wellington. Ombhonoa, 25th October. Tho s s. Wanaka, for the Soatb, crossed the Uanuk«u Bar at 1 p.m. to-day. Blotb 1 , 25th October. The Arawata left Sandrid^e at 1130 am. on tho 19th, Hcbart at 430 p.m on tbe2let, and arrivod here at 12 80 pm. to-day ; experienced moderate bead winds as far as Bobart, thence (Strong south-east winds and heavy seas. She aailß at 5 p.m. for Dooedid. Passengers for Wellington— Miss Borofall, Mesdames btubbins, M'Laurin, Weaton and Clifton, Messrs. Stubbins, M'Laurin, Outfield, Clift, and Kilgour.

The s.B. Grafton arrived from West Coast ports and Nelson at 080 last night. She sails South to-morrow forenoon. The steamers Jane Douglas for Foxton, and Napier for Blenheim, sail tbis evening. The p.s. Charles Edward for >elson and West Coast ports, sails to-morrow The Government steamer Stella leaves for Opunake to-morrow taking a detachment of the 'Wellington N avals for tho " front " The s s Ponguln, from Nelson and Ficton will arrive here to-morrow morning. In tho afternoon she sails South, The bb. Waitubi, from Port Chalmers and Lyttelton, will arrive to-morrow. On Thursday she leavcß for Onehunga, via Picton, Nelson and New Plymouth. We understand that the Btoamor Alhambra, whioh is referred to in our cable messages today, has been chartered by the Union Company. The departure of the steamers Huia and Manawata, for Wanganui, has been postponed until to-morrow evening. The steamers Patea and Wakatu, from Patea Via Watigaoui, and Hauraki, from Wanganui via Foxton, should arrive to-night.