SHIPPING.

Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 310, 24 February 1888, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WAIRAU. ARRIVALS. Fob 23 Neptune, ss, 41 tons, Eckford, from Wellington DEPARTURES. Feb 23—Kiinieri, ss, 115 tons, Manning, for Wellington Feb 23—Neptune, sh, 44 tors, Eckford, for Wellington PORT OF PICTON. ARRIVALS. Feb 21—Penguin, hh, 449 tons, Stott, from Nelson. Passengers—Miss Bird, Mesdames And rows, Nolan, Wearne and Lane, Messrs Pavitt, Brittain, Androws, Ellis, Noville, Hungorford and Masters ; 5 steerage Fob 22 Rotorua, ss, 57G tons, Noville, from Nolson and North. Passengers Mrs Thorndon, Misses Kite and Tidd, Mr Curtis; 2 steerago DEPARTURES. Feb 21—Penguin, ss, 442 tons, Stott, for Wellington and South. Passengers —Mrs Bridgo, Messrs Duncan, Osgood and Thomson Feb 22—Rotorua, ss, 57G tons, Neville, for Wellington and South. Passongors— Mrs Toss will, Messrs Kitchen, Tovey and Main By Telegraph. Plymouth, Feb 21. Arrived, this day—The N.Z. Shipping Co.’s R.M.S. Kaikoura, from New Zealand, a ll , well. Her cargo of frozen meat is in good condition The Kanieri left last night, about midnight, having on board about 40 passengers, including the “spielers” who had been attending the local race meeting, and other “ members of the fraternity.’' A very pleasant trip (says the Wellington Press) was concluded on Sunday last by a party of gentlemen who left a short time ago in the steam yacht Gannet for a cruise in Tory Chi nnel, Endeavor Inl.’t whore the antirm ny mines were inspected) Picton Blenheim, Havelock and the surrounding district. The party consisted of Messrs M‘Dowel l , M'Leod, Ewing and Warnock, and Masters M'Leod and M‘Dowell. The trip was a very enjoyable one, the Gannet bchavug capita 1 ly throughout