Shipping Telegrams.

Evening Star, Issue 5229, 8 December 1879, Page 3

Shipping Telegrams.

' \V\.v«am'l. December C —Tim steamer Kennedy, ashore on the North Spit. s«it off sa'ely to-day. . Wklunoton, December 7. —lho Arctium, ship, from London, ninety-six days out, arrived off the Heads thin morning. m >, ~ n „ ( , • Lytti-uon, December G.-Thc N.Z.S. Go's ship Hurunui, Captain Barclay, from London, was squalled this niorniii),'. and arrived in the harbor at 10 am. in tow of the Penpiin. The Ilurutn.i left London on August ]«, jhfhccl the Isle, of Wight on Aniritdtl?, and Prowle Point on August 'JO; ami m> has been 107 daws fromtli.it place Sou brings a hrfte number of saloon, second, and third-class passengers, all well. The Health Officer and officials went off to the shin at at 11 a m., and cleared her.—December 7. Arrived : Ladv Jocelyn, 100 days out from Plymouth, with 400 immigrants and forty-two saloon nnHKcntrers; all well. . WFiiUNOTOS, December 8.-The Pctifruin left for Northern ports about 12 30, but bad to come back in a couple of hours, one of her tubes having become injuic.l. It is expected she will be able to proceed on her voyage in five or six hours. Biii'fp' December 8.-The s.s. Amwata left Sandnd<?e Pier at 4 30 p m on the 2nd inst, ; passed the Heads at 7 Ift p m and arrived at Hobart Town at 7 a. in. on the4th inst; left at 2p m. and experienced fine weather up to middav on Sunday, when strontr head winds were experienced until arrival at Muff this mornlhjr at 5 a.ir. She sails at 5 pm. for Dur.emn. PasfccixH-rs: For Port Chalmers -Mr Morris, Mrs lUirnttt and three chlMrcn, Misses Hughes For Lyttel-ton-Messrs Smith, Moss, M'Foy, Davidson, Mr. Mrs and Miss Clapperton. Mr Conway and family 0 , Mrs Eaircrtv and family (2), Miss Solomon, Mrs benjamin and family (3),(M.ss Olive, Mrs Morris and family (4), Miss Mason, Mrs Mason, Messrs Cuff, Tomkinf, Good, Cailcnder (2), Mcars, Duncan, and 63 in the steerage. For Wellington—Mr, Mrs, and Misses Koss (3), Mr and Mrs Larkworthy, Mrs tawson, and four in the steerage, and 105 tons of e-irm Jor Napier-Mr and Mrs Maiu and family (2 nurses). lor AucklandMrs Patten.